Jay Blades' Home Fix - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Episode 1
Aided by the BBC home and garden archive, Jay offers tips on ways to tackle tasks and encourages viewers to become self-sufficient in their own homes.
Episode 2
Jay demonstrates how to make your own headboard, and how to make your own brick barbecue for less than £60.
Episode 3
Jay and his guests demonstrate how to hang a door, upcycle a garden bench, build a laptop stand and create homemade dishwasher tablets.
Episode 4
Jay and his guests Jake Robinson and Sarah Moore demonstrate how to grow lettuce, make a stained-glass window and build a dresser.
Episode 5
Aided by a rich catalogue of BBC home and garden archive, Jay offers tips on ways to tackle outstanding tasks and encourages viewers to become self-sufficient in their own homes.
Episode 6
Aided by a rich catalogue of BBC home and garden archive, Jay offers tips on ways to tackle outstanding tasks and encourages viewers to become self-sufficient in their own homes.
Episode 7
Aided by a rich catalogue of BBC home and garden archive, Jay offers tips on ways to tackle outstanding tasks and encourages viewers to become self-sufficient in their own homes.
Episode 8
Aided by a rich catalogue of BBC home and garden archive, Jay offers tips on ways to tackle outstanding tasks and encourages viewers to become self-sufficient in their own homes.
Episode 9
Aided by a rich catalogue of BBC home and garden archive, Jay offers tips on ways to tackle outstanding tasks and encourages viewers to become self-sufficient in their own homes.
Episode 10
Aided by a rich catalogue of BBC home and garden archive, Jay offers tips on ways to tackle outstanding tasks and encourages viewers to become self-sufficient in their own homes.
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