Useful handyman hacks for getting cars out of mud, drainage, PVC pipe modification and pipe…

Watch closely if your car gets stuck in the MUD, don't panic. Place one end of a rope underneath the tire, tie the other end securely to an old tire. Slowly drive the vehicle forward. Pull the old tire underneath the wheel, and you can get out of the MUD easily. 2, rainwater splashing off a corrugated metal roof can be really annoying. Cut an opening in the pipe, then make an opening in the tee fitting as well. Apply glue to the pipe and connect it to the tee fitting. Add more glue and reinforce it with rivets. Then install the end cap. When it rains, all the water flows into the pipe, helping solve the problem of water splashing everywhere. 3, cut several angled notches into the PVC pipe. Use a heat gun to soften the areas around the cuts. Press and open each notch. Cut off this section of pipe, install it at the drain opening, and a simple homemade protective cover is ready. 4, apply a ring of hot glue around the marked spot on the water pipe. Secure a tee fitting with a hose clamp and drill a hole at the branch of the tee fitting. You can create a pipe branch without shutting off the water supply. 5, lay wire mesh inside the hole. Pour in small rocks to hold it in place. Install the faucet and water pipe. Keep stacking the rocks until you reach the right height. It can securely hold the Water pipe in place, and it can also be used as a wash basin. 6, simply bending a copper pipe can easily cause it to deform and become unusable. Cure a steel wire to a threaded rod, rotate the rod to form a spring, then place it around the outside of the copper pipe. It distributes the pressure created during bending and helps prevent the copper pipe from deforming.