If something is broken, you should first consider repairing it instead of replacing it with a new product.
It’s super tempting to replace your broken goods with brand-new ones, but why not try your hand at a bit of DIY instead?
Extending the lifecycle of your things is one of the best ways we can choose to live more sustainably.
This will also help you save money, as buying something entirely new can be expensive, while getting it repaired is free or only costs a small fee.
You could also check if your neighbourhood has a community repair centre and, if you’re handy yourself, give back and offer some repairs in turn.