Furniture can be expensive. Finding the right piece for your home can take time and research. If that couch or table breaks, don't despair. Many repairs can be done easily, saving you money.

This section of tips can help you save your furniture after a tear, spill, or break. You'll find information here that can help you clean your leather furniture, refinish wood, and reupholster a chair.

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   Cleaning Leather Furniture
Leather furniture can look really great—as long as you keep it clean. If you would like to know the easiest ways to keep your leather furniture looking great, then you have come to the right place. Here is the simplest methods for cleaning leather furniture.

   Makeover Your Furniture
Do you want to make a change to a room but don't want to start over with new furniture? Try making over what you already own for a fresh look.

   Refinishing Wood Furniture
Instead of throwing away beloved, older furniture, why not resurrect the beauty of the piece? Here is how you can do just that.

   Reupholstery Tools
Reupholstering your furniture is a great way to not only create a new look, but also a great way to save money. Before you begin tackling this project, or even start on it as a hobby, you need to make sure that you have the proper tools. Here is a list of the basic reupholstery tools that you should have on hand.

   Should I Reupholster My Chair?
Purchasing furniture can be a huge expense for anyone. The next time you are faced with this task, ask your self whether you should reupholster your chair. Here are some easy guidelines to help you decide.

   Tightening a Loose Chair
Over time all chairs, particularly those found in the kitchen or dining room, have a tendency to become loose. Tightening a loose chair isn't difficult, and often can be accomplished in just a few minutes. Here are a few simple methods that you can use to ensure you get the job done properly.