🧵 Tailors Don't Want You To Know This Secret! Fix Any Zipper in 2 Minutes

🧵 Tailors Don't Want You To Know This Secret! Fix Any Zipper in 2 Minutes
Struggling with a broken zipper? Don’t worry, there’s a quick and easy solution! In this video, I reveal a simple tricks tailors won’t tell you-how to fix any zipper in just 2 minutes. Whether it’s stuck, split, or misaligned, this DIY hack will save you time and money.
The secret to repairing zippers without special tools
Step-by-step instructions for quick and easy fixes
How to handle zippers on clothing, bags, and more
Say goodbye to zipper frustrations and hello to hassle-free repairs! Watch now, and don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more practical DIY tips and tricks. Share your results or questions in the comments below-we’d love to hear from you!

[@MagicStitches1]

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[@manoman0]

Could I say no? I subscribed.

[@helenlamb2432]

What is the thing that you are melting with the lighter to produce the wax?

[@debramccafferty2918]

@@helenlamb2432. A drinking straw.

[@canavar1435]

​@@helenlamb2432 hot glue gun stick.

[@TJK0ng]

@@helenlamb2432 Looks like a glue stick for a hot glue gun

[@Oneshot8242]

Another tip: thrifr stores can supply an endless source of zippers. Often times, you can salvage a zipper from a garment for much less than the price of a new zipper. Also, old, worn out sleeping bags, tents, and sports bags can offer long, heavy duty zips. Thanks for a great, REAL money saving vid! SUBSCRIBED!

[@nickynuts8013]

Rather than needle & thread, I have used staples to prevent zippers from coming apart at the bottom end. Creating a new bottom stop point.

[@njsmkmmsthatsit3518]

@@nickynuts8013 You can actually buy the proper zip stops from any where that sells continuous Zippering. Even Temu sells them and other types of zip repair kits. Super cheap and much easier to use than any make do objects. Actually I was surprised at how many decent sewing supplies they have, mostly at good prices......

[@Aliza-b2s]

מהמם כל הכבוד אלופה

[@yvonnesmith2578]

Good resource!😊

[@duudsuufd]

Problem with sleeping bags and tents is that the zippers are the first to give up.

[@vancouverislandandthething3945]

Thank you to the channel's creator. And... A little tip for people who have never done these types of repairs before. I believe she is using opposing colours just so you can see how where the repair is but it's super easy to find perfectly matched thread to almost any colour fabric now. If you use matching coloured thread the repair is almost invisible. Happy repairing.❤

[@nono86753]

@@hkanchor great tip too. Thanks

[@TheSkyhightribe]

I thought she was a little too close to the zipper when she repaired that red parka. If you get too close, the zipper gets hung up on the repair stiches.

[@jally8360]

@@TheSkyhightribeyou could also use thinner thread or not layer it as much as she did

[@LRRPFco52]

Don't buy anything made in China. Buy US YKK zippered items. The cheap Chinese trash fails after a few usages. It's a waste of human effort making imitation products with non-durable components.

[@buffypeterson1736]

I’m thankful she used an obvious color thread so that I could learn the exacts of how close to go with stitching as to how close by the zipper as well as the stitches she used to adhere the coat to the zipper there was complex stitching methods. For the example purposes I’m so glad she used bright thread 🧵.

[@lynnewayne6898]

I have a favourite leather handbag with a broken zip. Having taken it to two different repair shops who both said it was irreparable, I've hung on to it, only because I liked it so much. Now I will find it out and, using these great tips, repair it and be able to show it off to the world! 😂 Thank you for taking the time and effort to share this. 😊

[@john-e7o5e]

A video for people who cant fix zipper! not that a tailor would either!

[@kathydavis5548]

I also have a favorite leather handbag with a broken zipper. Definitely going to try this.

[@Sundial1k]

@@kathydavis5548 You too; please let us know how it goes...

[@afriendcalled5]

Haaa! Take it to the repair shops and show off your magical handiwork! 😂😂

[@everydayhandwriting]

@@afriendcalled5 Exactly! And not tell them how it's done. xD

[@kristopherdetar4346]

Not only a skill set but massive patience and persistence. We applaud you loudly !

[@captainchaos52]

Savage! I love watching someone that knows what they are doing. It's 12:30am and I'm watching zipper repair😂..Can't wait till morning to try what I learned. Good nite.

[@denicecassell9541]

It’s 2:57am for me when I saw your post 😂

[@FaccioBaldoria]

1.43am

[@askapk]

I was like "sucker"... then looked at the time... its 12:29 am. 😢

[@christinehoughton8591]

😂😂😂

[@soya32]

Me at 3am 🤣

[@nicolarollinson4381]

The fork tip is a winner. Thank you 🎉

[@ArcaneMaiden]

I fully agree; bloody brilliant 👏

[@cyflym11]

Is it though? If you have a zip with the ends freed like that it's fairly easy to thread them back in. The problem comes when they are still sewn in to a garment and you can't access the bottom part.

[@silverutopia]

@@cyflym11 Exactly! When the zip's free like that, you just wiggle the two ends into the slider at the same time, no need for anything other than your hands. If the zip is still in the garment, the only thing you can really do is unpick the area at the base of the zip, and then work the slider on as before, assuming the zip is still fit for purpose. Which is exactly what they did on the last repair.

[@nicolarollinson4381]

@cyflym11 of course it is, silly me. You're right 👍🏾✨️😍

[@DIY-HomeHacks]

Great

[@themiddlemole]

Thank you ! I fixed my favourite pair of jeans' zipper in 5 minutes thanks to your video. Love from France

[@MagicStitches1]

You're so welcome! Glad I could help!

[@afriendcalled5]

Well, I'm dumbfounded! I worked in the costume business for 19 years. I sure wasted a lot of time fixing them the hard way or replacing them altogether!

[@ricardosantos6721]

first of all this trick is way longer than 2 minutes, 2nd now we know why Trump restoring plastic straws

[@Aspasia2929]

WOW! 12 years ago my washer and dryer broke down and the repair company said “2 weeks to show up and $250 to walk in the door” I expected $$$$ but with two active boys life w/o my W&D was inconceivable! I googled the problem, not expecting anything, but why not try! It took me to a KZbin video explaining how to fix and a link to buy the parts which arrived 3 days later. It took me longer to make space in my pantry to pull them out! Fixing both machines in 30 minutes for $42 was COOL… my boys thinking I was a BAD ASS mum… PRICELESS! I thought KZbin was a silly app where people watched cats doing silly things… and it is, but it’s also a place to learn CLEVER things like this… thx for sharing!

[@zwifting]

I repair car keys. Often get people in that have been quoted hundreds from the dealer for a new key. I open them & discover it’s a broken battery connector - all fixed & back up and running for practically nothing in comparison to new key. And the job satisfaction is through the roof when repairing things otherwise destined for the bin.

[@czer789]

My dryer broke down last year. I would hold down the button, and I could hear the motor running, but when I pressed it, nothing happened. After some research, and a few youtube videos later, I was able to conclude that the belt inside had snapped. I ordered a new one for about $25 and spent less than an hour changing it out. Everything worked out perfect and I ended up buying a second belt as backup.

[@seananderson5450]

Same you tube is a resource

[@MarcyStuart5x5]

I did the same thing with my washer! Hardest part was taking it apart and putting it back together again, but I did it! I like being a BAD ASS woman! Thanks to KZbin.

[@WendyHannan-pt7ez]

@@Aspasia2929 I love this video, it just goes to show how we give in and pay, 💰100s of dollars when we can have a crack and fix it ourselves, and not be ripped off, on parts service calls and the the bs that goes with it. Bless UTube, and people like this posting these wonderful videos ideas. Times are tough right now, we’re all feeling it. I just paid over $10 for a dozen eggs here in Australia, all the cheaper ones were gone, haha. 😜 Thank you 🙏

[@harryvandam5667]

The last tip, where the zipper splits open behind it, is something I have come across many time (especially on tents). I use a pair of slip-joint pliers to squeeze the zipper and reduce the gap without removing the zipper pull from the garment (or tent). It has always worked for me and saves cutting and stitching. It is literally a 10 second fix.

[@balwantsurti4210]

Repaired a zip in minutes! Thanks! Had been trying to figure out how to do it for several days and then I accidently came across this video.

[@westgermanica]

I love repairing garments and these tricks with zippers gives me hope I can fix an older American Eagle zip jacket that I have been hanging onto! The zipper has nicely weathered with the jacket but is broken and I don’t want it replaced with a new zipper. I think I can do it now. Thanks!

[@OutlawCollectiveOfficial]

3:11 No….don’t cut. Use a proper zipper plier to open the side that slipped off, place it back in and close the claw.

[@wutwaTo542]

it will slip off again in both cases, as the zipper is faulty, that's why it slipped first time.

[@DR-yt3fu]

IN 5 MINUTES I FIXED THE SKIRT ZIPPER THAT HAD JUMPED OFF THE TRACK ON ONE SIDE. THE TAILOR WANTED $20. PLUS I WOULD HAVE HAD TO BUY & SUPPLY THE REPLACEMENT ZIPPER. I HAVE ONE MORE SKIRT WITH THE SAME ISSUE. BOTH EXPENSIVE SKIRTS. ONE BRAND NEW & THE OTHER WORN ONLY ONCE. WHAT A SAVINGS. THANK YOU!

[@ORWELL_USA]

We really appreciate your ALL CAPS!

[@deesmoll2069]

Ditto!!! I can’t wait to fix my zipper that splits open. It will be done today!

[@skeelo69]

Fixed my zip with pair of needle nosed pliers!, I was about to give the garment to a charity shop and buy a new one. I will definitely pass this video on to my family and friends..Great video👍 😊

[@manthiejoy]

I've been so frustrated with a zipper that keeps pulling apart. Not being a sewer, I've just put up with it but your video has a solution that I think I can do. Thanks

[@ORWELL_USA]

A "sewer" where garbage and $hit flow into?

[@manthiejoy]

@@ORWELL_USA It is a person who sews! Look it up. Get your mind out of the gutter.

[@catherineschulz3232]

@@ORWELL_USASewist, if you prefer?

[@drkatel]

One of the things I love about sewing (a rather new hobby for me) is creatively solving problems. These fixes were clever and SO helpful. Definitely saving this video. 😊

[@duudsuufd]

One of the things I hate about sewing that I never get the thread in the eye of the needle, or it should be a big needle! It does not even work (for me) with this little metal accessory, these just bend.

[@Sabrina-rt5ku]

For hand sewing, try holding your freshly snipped thread very short in one hand and then place the eye of the needle over it to thread.

[@ellenanna55]

This is probably the most valuable video I’ve watched in a long time. I’ve been sewing for years and knew one or two of these fixes but so much more I have learned! Now when someone asks me to fix a zipper I’ll think twice before saying no😊

[@nancykelly9712]

I wish we had videos like this growing up. I was a sower but I didnt know how to fix zippers and who could afford to buy new things? Not many. We're about to see that time again so better learn there boys and girls!

[@fosterjackiefoster3259]

Man ,I just am amazed how people think of how to do things like this! 👍

[@robertw.anderson6102]

People used to take steps to repair their own stuff a lot. I can remember my father having our black and white tv apart on the floor, or watching him adjust the picture with our bathroom mirror, (yes the bathroom cabinet mirrors used to slide right out of the door). As a teenage I knew how to darn my own socks, which served me well in the Army, after I was drafted. We used to work on our own cars, washing machines, just about anything you can think of. We even took our shoes to someone who could FIX THEM, if you can imagine that.

[@SirAntoniousBlock]

People used to do it all the time until social media and GPS melted their brains.

[@RenegadeSound]

@@SirAntoniousBlock Yes , add to that the 'throw away culture' .

[@als1023]

Thousands of hours of skill and practice, all you need is pleasant music, and zero talking. Well Done !!

[@aqualive8860]

The different colour for sowing Really help to visualize the presses. 🎉

[@molerun]

Gosh. You may have saved my most expensive and most favourite jacket. It will be about 25 or 26 years old this year and my Barbour has had it, about 40 years old. If i manage this I'll be so grateful Edit: And thank you!

[@lyannecb8499]

Barbour will do repairs if you can't do it, though, of course, one has to pay for repair.

[@NomadicArtist-p2q]

I'm getting ready to start making my own clothes, and this shows up on my feed... Knowledge is power. Thank you!

[@zwifting]

Nice to watch someone repair something for a change instead of just throwing it out 👍

[@irinaratcliffe1847]

Thank you so much, it has been saved as "my favourite "

[@moonbabyprime]

Thank you! Some of these I had to figure out myself out of necessity. I didn’t always do such a great job when I was winging it. You taught me a couple of REALLY NEAT TRICKS! Thanks for the contrasting thread colors. You are a very good teacher.

[@nicolaaustralia1]

Omg thank you ,all the things i donated and threw out over the years from a busted zipper . The music is just beautiful in the background too 💜

[@margmcgill1645]

Thank you so much. I’m a sewer and I have fixed zippers like the one on jeans but the plastic straw one is great and I know I can use that one.💙💙❤️❤️❤️❤️🤣

[@venkataratnambandikatla3296]

What an amazing collection of different problems with Zippers & presentation of innovative solutions for them. Congratulations & thanks to the author/s💐🙏

[@jsliwinski19073]

Thanks! brilliant tips. I have been doing repairs that my grandma showed me. This is a nice edition. Love zipper repairs. I would add that you can buy zipper sliders if broken.

[@MagicStitches1]

Thank you! ❤️❤️ ❤️

[@CathyGildart-fq9lb]

Thank you for this hack has gets to keep his favorite fleece now

[@caroldaniels5505]

I had already worked all these out, I’m the zip fixer 😂😂 didn’t know about the plastic straw fix though another tool for my arsenal 🥳🥳🥳

[@kjmartin566]

Hallelujah! Thank-you for sharing these tips. So many wasted pieces of clothing over the decades due to broken zippers...

[@heartsky]

Easing people's frustrations a little at a time. Bless you.

[@franny5295]

Thank you, thank you, thank you! A zipper popped on a wedge pillow pillowcase and I had no clue what to do because I can't buy just another pillowcase.

[@happyandblessed5640]

I've repaired zippers this way, but the straw idea was genius. I've replaced a zip instead I could have used a straw. Thanks!

[@ginglyst]

THANKS for showing me how to repair my favourite jacket. I'll hang on to it for another winter 😊

[@durban6276]

AWESOME!!! I particularly love the fork hack. Thank you.

[@Erni3K]

The replacement method for the broken tab at the bottom is great. Previously that was a "gotta replace the zipper" problem; thanks!

[@robogal1]

What was that, he burned? A candle?

[@trinamorrow5467]

@@robogal1glue stick probably

[@Hyacinth4368]

I just replaced the zipper in a boy's jacket because of that same problem! Wish I'd seen this sooner!

[@mharrison6615]

@@robogal1, did he burn the end of the straw ?

[@johnjubal1958]

Wow!!! The old way of doing things is the best way of doing things! I echo all those who said, brilliant! A little help from our friends make life much easier at no extra cost👌!

[@odelleberlie5296]

Many thanks for the much needed, useful tips on how to repair a zipper !!

[@angellynryena9439]

I always think that if the zipper is ruined, that's the end of it and nothing can fix it. But after watching this video it changed my prespective on fixing ruined zippers. tq

[@leejohnson3209]

Essential items for the sewing box. Wax stick and clear straws. Brilliant!

[@JennyOvijaj]

Thank you for sharing these brilliant ideas. You are so patient and diligent. May God Bless you. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@cheryloconnor-nz]

Really useful tips

[@JessiesGal220]

So awesome! Thank you! These are important skills to know - my Mom used to be a seamstress and I miss getting to know all her sewing hacks. Thank you, thank you!

[@oncecasi8415]

Muchas gracias por estas excelentes y sencillas soluciones para reparar cremalleras. Haría cualquier cosa antes que desmontar y volver a coser una cremallera. Un saludo.

[@SalsaNube]

Thank you! I can finally mend/fix the zipper in my favorite pair of jeans, and a purse, that was told would cost me waaay to much I can afford right now. Cheers and props to you!

[@MsWickedGirl]

I am just so grateful that this video was posted. I would love to also see handbag strap repairs, like when the folded leather tab separates from where it is stitched into the bag but now a repair means either unstitching the main body of the bag, or sewing the tab back on over the lining inside the bag. What is the best way to handle this for a non-sewer?

[@nellieolguin-davis1519]

Oh my goodness that is really awesome thank you so very much wow I was amazed at all of the ways you taught us at how to fix zippers again a MILLION thank yous !!! God Bless you!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@WalkingMysteries]

Omg! I'm so glad this showed up on my feed! I have a favorite pair of jeans that has a broken zipper. Now I can fix them! Thanks so much!❤

[@Hakucho64]

I just used the tip at 2:53 to fix the neck zip of a winter cycling jersey, no more cold neck for me!

[@josephinemb8144]

Fab! Thank you!! I've now just fixed my zipper after several previous failed attempts 🙂

[@MagicStitches1]

Glad it helped!

[@johnnorman1793]

Bloody brilliant...!!! I wish i had watched this ages ago when i threw out my good jacket because the repair people wanted to charge me a fortune to fix my zipper.

[@irinaratcliffe1847]

It often happens..

[@Itssilverthewack]

Agree. This was randomly recommended to me. I wasn't even looking for it or had commented on it, but I kept wearing my good puffer jacket (not shiny like a bin bag, and it's red, think Cowboy Bebop Spike if you get the reference haha) with a malfunctioning metal zipper and I actually wore it today (without zipping it up since it was doing the doesn't close thing like that bag) and I'd never thought the issue could be the zipper itself. I said 'well, it's worth trying' and went looking for my small pliers and now I'm almost crying because it worked! Some of the teeth were also a bit wonky but I straightened them up and then tried a couple times and now it's working perfectly! Tailors and such do charge a fortune for things. I even thought about replacing it myself but it was too much work for someone who doesn't have a sewing machine. I can sew well, but it would take too bloody long and I'd get frustrated and give up. Backstitch (the thing this person did with the blue thread) takes ages and you have to eyeball the distance between stitches. Plus, if you're impatient like me, you'll end up with a mess halfway through. And that's not always easy to hide, for instance if your jacket or whatever isn't white or black or another basic colour. I have red thread but it's too bright, so it would stand out like a sore thumb. Sorry about the ramble, but your comment really made me feel like talking as someone in a similar situation. And let this be a learning experience for us all - never throw out good garments with messed up zippers, because we might just be able to fix them! I never throw my things away because I'm poor and was wearing this jacket even with the messed up zipper 😂 but still, I could have decided to throw it away for whatever reason and didn't.

[@helmutzahringer7591]

👍👍👍

[@debbiereitmulder2151]

I know, right? So many things I could have fixed myself over the years!!

[@Callmeonmyshell13]

I gave my good Calvin Klein winter coat to Goodwill when all I needed to do was fix the zipper! I loved that coat! Now you tell me! 😮🤦🏻‍♀️

[@marksingleton2739]

As a related tip, if you lubricate zippers now and then, you can avoid getting a lot of problems in the first place. Wax. Silicone Spray. Etc. Depending on the item/application. Learned this years ago using silicone spray on wetsuit zippers.

[@RRMarkham]

Even rubbing dry soap on the teeth of a zipper works 😊

[@AssiHeb76]

Wow. Supergute Tipps. Vielen Dank ❤

[@jennlizzy2019]

I have a zippered jacket I LOVE which I can now repair.👍👍👍👍👍

[@KurdSongs]

Danke für die Tipps und das tolle Video. Liebe Grüße aus Deutschland

[@phyllisbreedlove4842]

Just fixed 2 zippers on a jacket in the pockets. Your instructions were great! Thanks for sharing the information.😮😊

[@moniquerobinson5206]

Wow! On the red jacket zipper. Thanks. 🇨🇦👏

[@rejn1420]

If you’re talking about the first red jacket Don’t put it in the dryer Unless you use a glue that doesn’t melt at a high temperature which definitely isn’t hot glue

[@equinoxefr75]

With your help I fixed the zipper of a running pant. Thank you 😍

[@JasminMerkel-h2t]

Klasse, einen Trick hab ich auch schon rausgefunden, die anderen sind super! Danke!❤❤❤

[@robogal1]

Was wurde da verbrannt um den Abschluss anzukleben? Eine Kerze?

[@coldsoldier313]

One of the best videos on KZbin

[@mary-cruztobar1054]

Me gustan las soluciones que das, y aunque yo utilizaba alguna de ellas, siempre es bueno aprender. y tú lo demuestras con imágenes y despacio genial. Muchas gracias. Un abrazo

[@nathaliebarsau7256]

Super, merci beaucoup 👍👍👍🌹🌹🌹

[@grahamwilliams6889]

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[@inha3724]

Thank you 🥰 Finally someone made a video of a really vital aspect of life !!

[@scoombs8955]

Brilliant. Thank you for sharing ❤

[@morning1736]

Great zipper tips! Thank you 😊

[@MagicStitches1]

Thank you so much!💕💕💕

[@scrumps101]

Consider me enlightened! learned more in 2 minutes than I have in a very long time. This could have saved me hundreds of dollars over the years! I’ve thrown away so many zip items it makes me sick to think about.

[@muanglee5586]

Wow you’re amazing showing us how to fixed broken zippers! That’s the most important part. I have pants that the zipper keeps open all the time and I bought new zippers and changed and now start opening again so I wear long shirts to cover over zipper area 😂 😂. Thanks for sharing 2/11/25🤗😁

[@silverlaptop2022]

Grandma showed me this a long time ago. These so called, Hacks are old school smarts😊

[@Dirty_Squirrell]

Yes, our parents and grandparents taught us how to care for ourselves.

[@silverlaptop2022]

@Dirty_Squirrell cherish it ☺

[@Univ3rsalis]

This is great! My 50€ winter coat needs zipper repair so I'm going to do it, finally I know how. 👌🏻❤️ Thank you!!

[@SeanSandberg-j3q]

Thank you thank you thank you and God bless you and everyone you love!

[@darrylray-ch3xi]

OMG, I can't tell you how many garments I have thrown away because of a darn zipper! You are amazing. Thanks for this video. I no longer have to throw away my favs.

[@sahilovhal2206]

Hi this video is very useful Thank you

[@msyracuse]

Be nice to the zipper… or else!… you’ll need these tips. Fantastic, thanks for sharing!!

[@Lisa-q4n5p]

Just mended the zip on my very expensive sheepskin boots I thought were irreparable - was really easy - am chuffed, thanks so much!

[@leighstevens1075]

Tios that actually work! Thank you

[@Damateos-pn8ct]

This video showed me how narrow minded I was about zippers. You did a very good job 😃

[@AmandaRodriguez-g3g]

Excelente, la costura todo un arte🎉

[@albagarcia6598]

You're brilliant! We need more experts like you. I wish I had this type of DIY growing up in the 90s

[@marthaalbino6839]

Great tricks. Thank you so very much.❤

[@ashamed2Byt]

It's what the fashion industry and retailers don't want you too know!!! Thank you, if only I knew this 20-30 years ago!

[@normaangelicavillafuerte7946]

Excelentes consejos, me ha costado tanto meter el cierre en el segundo carril cuando hé tenido qué reparar un cierre que todavía sirve, voy a seguir su enseñanza, muchas gracias, saludos desde el Estado de México, MÉXICO

[@yvonne5343]

Thank you for sharing. Knowing is one thing, but sharing your knowledge with others is priceless.❤

[@mandelaeffect1111]

This will be handy! 👍🏼

[@mrshaneyt43]

Going to save this vid to my useful playlist . The first 2 tips are brilliant, never seen the fork trick before and could have used it so many times over the years . Thank you so much 👍

[@emanueladalsanto]

Grazie, molto utile! ❤

[@GreterThurnburger]

OMG! Thamk you so much, the last part helped me fix my favourite Colombia jacket! It has been broken for over 5 years I only kept it as a spare. Thank you.

[@MagicStitches1]

Great to hear!

[@jamilakola6627]

Very nice useful video 👌 Thanks 💐🇬🇧

[@marilynrose1916]

Great

[@4got102c]

Beautiful repair work. I'm going to save & rewatch many times, as your excellent vid, when followed correctly, shows exactly how to make zipper repairs. Thanks, you have saved me a bunch of money😀👍

[@msmith8982]

That's the real reason why there are no more plastic straws. The deepstate of tailors no longer wants us to repair ourselves. :-)

[@marlee7389]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Unfortunately not.

[@maryland9987]

Ironic. :)

[@msmith8982]

@@maryland9987 no way! ;-)

[@RRMarkham]

Hahaha hahahaha SNORT! 😂

[@buzzbair2]

Thanks!

[@MagicStitches1]

Thank you so much! My first Super Thanks ever ))

[@victorianonna7380]

Genial…no conocía estos métodos…

[@jmchez]

It's so common for zippers in jackets to wear out and come undone at the bottom. The drinking straw repair is genius. Thanks!

[@njs4659]

Many Thanks, that was so useful and I have experienced each one of those issues, so next time I am prepared, thanks to this video. This certainly helps my pocketbook! Much appreciated. Blessings to you.

[@Pili-b2r]

Thank you for showing how to repair broken zipper. I throw my jacket & shorts w/ broken zippers. ❤

[@kengruz669]

You are the genius that everyone needs in their household.

[@monikaanders6421]

Danke für die tollen Tipps 😃👍🏻❤️🙋🏻‍♀️