First apartment skills checklist
The first-apartment skills are reading the lease, finding the water shutoff and the breaker, clearing a clog, fixing a running toilet, patching a nail hole, hanging things safely, testing the alarms and knowing what to do if you smell gas.
A first apartment arrives with a lease to read, a list of things that will break, and no landlord answering at eleven at night. These skills cover the move-in and the first year: what to check before you sign, where the water shutoff is, what to do when the power goes out in one room, how to clear a clog, patch a nail hole before you move out, hang things without losing the deposit, and keep the alarms working. Add a budget and a handful of dinners, and the place starts to feel like yours.
The skills in this bundle
- What to check before signing a lease 30 min
- Where is my main water shutoff 15 min
- How to reset a tripped breaker or GFCI outlet 10 min
- How to unclog a toilet 10 min
- How to unclog a sink without chemicals 20 min
- How to fix a running toilet 25 min
- How to patch a hole in drywall 30 min
- How to find a stud (with and without a finder) 15 min
- Which wall anchor to use 15 min
- How to test smoke and carbon monoxide alarms 10 min
- How to assemble flat-pack furniture 20 min
- How to make a budget 30 min
- Five dinners every man should be able to cook 60 min
- How to do laundry (sorting, temps, labels) 15 min
- What to do if you smell gas 5 min
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