There stainless screws have
saved me a lot of time around the house
and given me a lot more time to do what I want to do
I went through my house and started replacing screws that were rusting
in bathrooms and damp areas, shed, and in
parking area all those types of places
Now when I want to do maintenance when I want to do painting when I want to
change something or remove a light fixture or whatever
I don't have spend hours relocating it, redrilling screw holes
rusted off screws stuck screws, all that
Unbelievable the amount the time that I have saved myself (compared to past houses)
anyway let me show you some ideas about
where you can do this and where you can also save yourself some time
In this case it's the shower caddy in the bathroom
because someday I will take it off to do tiles or cleaning or whatever
If the screws are not rusted, it saves you a lot of time
down here I was too late and these steel screws rusted off and I had to relocate it
when it came off it was a real headache
had flip this thing over, put in stainless screws
Now it's been in there 5 more years
It rusted off after 1 year now it's been there for another five years
It's OK now, but it would have been better not the spend the 2-3 hours
figuring out how to fix it, putting together the tools, repairing it and putting things away.
Let me find another. I replace the screws in the electric plug
here with stainless because youi don't want them rusting
into the wall box, that would be a real mess
The mounting behind this bracket is all stainless
Another electric plug, the mounting screws on this light fixture are stainnless
because when you go to change the plug or wiring
or cleaning the wall, repainting, cleaning the
the fixture
anything where you need to remove the fixture, you don't want it rusted in place.
This is mounted with stainless because when you go to paint you don't want to mess around with rusted screws.
Replace these first thing with stainless and it's a
good thing because they were about to rust off
Let's look for some more
This is a magnetic door stop and it's in a
bathroom, you don't have to worry about the
screws rusting and looking nasty and leaving streaks on the tiles
This light outside in the shed
also held on by stainless screws
because when I paint
I don't wanna mess with rusted screws
air conditioner tubing cover joints, stainless screws
This side, stainless
Laundry room plug, stainless screws, shelf, stainless screws
because are going to want to take it down to paint, stainless
Light switch. Things like toilet tissue holders.
Towel bar brackets
All stainless
Light fixture again.
Screws on the switches and plug.
Pipe bracket screws are stainless all the way down and last but not least the hose
holder screws are stainless
so you can save yourself a lot of future work by
using stainless screws, they're not that expensive and
in the future when you wanna take things down it's not that hard and the future you
will won't be wasting time replacing rusty screws or trying to relocate
things and so on. A hand full of stainless screws different sizes
go around your house and replace them, get your screw driver
take care of it and save yourself a lot of future work
anyway hope you find it useful