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New research suggests that young adults are hiring professionals to carry out basic DIY tasks such as changing a light bulb or cleaning their car. Halfords, who conducted the survey of 2,000 ...

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A quarter of Gen Z adults – aged 18 to 27 – said they would not change a light bulb themselves because using a stepladder could be dangerous, while one in five fear the bulb could be “too ...

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