Sherry Taylor

Q: A recent survey says that 39% of people can do this home improvement project, but 61% can’t?

A: put up wallpaper

A new survey asked people if they could do some basic home and repair tasks, and the results aren’t particularly inspiring.  Check it out . . .

 

  1. Change a light bulb . . . 79% of people can, 21% can’t.

 

  1. Cook one full meal without a recipe . . . 69% can, 31% can’t.

 

  1. Read a map . . . 66% can, 34% can’t.

 

  1. Sew on a button . . . 65% can, 35% can’t.

 

  1. Remove a stain . . . 59% can, 41% can’t.

 

  1. Change a baby’s diaper . . . 57% can, 43% can’t.

 

  1. Check the oil level in a car . . . 53% can, 47% can’t.

 

  1. Put up wallpaper . . . 39% can, 61% can’t.

 

  1. Change a flat tire . . . 37% can, 63% can’t.

 

  1. Tile a floor . . . 22% can, 78% can’t.

 

 

(Aviva)

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