Wolfgang M. Heckl describes humorously and vividly in his book The culture of repair the sensible handling of damaged items. Repairing instead of throwing away protects the environment and saves natural resources. This repair book uses many practical examples to show you how you can have fun with do-it-yourself projects, save money and avoid plastic and other waste.
Nowadays, we throw things away far too quickly and often that could actually still be repaired. This wastes valuable resources, produces unnecessary waste and causes us to spend more money than necessary. The alternative is to learn how to repair things and this is exactly what author Wolfgang Heckl shows in his book The culture of repair.
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- Concrete tips for frustration-free repairing
- Helps to save resources and avoid waste
- Saves money by avoiding new purchases
- Promotes independent action and sustainable living
The culture of repair is a plea against the throwaway society
The author Wolfgang M. Heckl is the director of the Deutsches Museum in Munich. In his book, he passionately advocates the culture of repair and motivates people to adopt a sustainable and conscious lifestyle. If you would like to delve deeper into the topic of repair, you can order the book online here.
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