FixIts Repair Stick - Single

Repair almost anything with FixIts, re-mouldable bioplastic sticks that are quick and easy to use. Simply heat the stick in hot water to shape it and use for an infinite range of repair and crafting projects.

This handy single FixIts stick comes in a range of useful colours. Innovative and eco-friendly, fix broken objects around the home and workshop. These easy-to-use repair sticks are re-mouldable and have no expiry date, just use what you need and keep the rest in your kitchen drawer for future DIY repair projects. Made from 100% bioplastic, FixIts sticks are compostable to European Union standards EN-14995. FixIts is not a glue but can stick to fabrics and some plastics, test on a small sample first.

FixIts are made from an inert material that is odourless even when heated and non-toxic making it totally safe for use around the home. This single repair stick is a DIY enthusiast essential and for anyone looking to reduce their environmental impact by repairing their possessions. These mouldable repair sticks are a toolbox and kitchen drawer must-have, saving you money and reducing landfill. 

Features:

• Single FixIts stick in a range of colours
• Made from 100% bioplastic
• Biodegradable and compostable
• Strong and long-lasting repairs
• Long-lasting and remouldable with no expiry date
• Fuss and mess-free repairs
• Odourless and toxin-free
• Reduces waste
• Made in the UK
• Stick size: 150 x 16 x 3.5 mm 

Key product ethics: Compostable bioplastic European Union standards EN-14995. FSC cardboard packaging. Long lasting and reusable, helping to repair rather than throw away. Made in the UK. 

Founded by Chris Lefteri and Forrest Radford, FixIts is a biodegradable repair material designed to mend what glue or tape can't. Made from a compostable bioplastic FixIts can fix almost anything, with a mission to help you throw away less stuff and make repairing the norm. Manufactured in the UK with FSC paper packaging, FixIts has no expiry date and can be reused over and again. Everyone should have FixIts in their kitchen drawer making mending mainstream.