This post is the opinion of Beth of the Experimental Mommy. While a sample was received to facilitate this review, all opinions remain 100% mine.
Between owning our own home and having children, we are constantly fixing things and putting them together. Pliers are an essential piece of any tool chest and according to the men in my family, it can’t just be any old pliers.
CHANNELLOCK is a family business with more than 125 years of experience, and they are committed to making the best tools possible. For generations fathers and grandfathers have been teaching their children and grandchildren the importance of a good tool and CHANNELLOCK is on the top of that list. All CHANNELLOCK pliers use high carbon steel to which they apply an electronic coating for rust protection while the cutting edges are laser heat-treated so your pliers will last a lifetime.
With Father’s Day fast approaching, CHANNELLOCK pliers make the perfect gift! My husband was so excited when we received the package. As soon as he picked up the pliers he could see how sturdy they were and said he understood how these could last him a lifetime. He also noticed the blue comfort grips and the side cutter.
Earlier that day, my son bent the metal part of his glasses so it was time to put the Long Nose E326 XTL Pliers to the test and they worked perfectly. I think he will be walking around my house looking for things to fix for the next few days. Also, my husband is rewiring our house for internet connection so he gave the E 336 ELT Diagonal Cutting Pliers a try. He said the blade was extremely sharp and cut through the wire like butter. I think he liked his early Father’s Day gift!
Do you have some DIY projects lined up in your home? Win a set of three CHANNELLOCK pliers right here! Enter below:
I need to fix a light switch!
I would use the Channellock pliers to remove some nails from my bedroom wall.
My husband would the diagonal cutters for the electrical work he is doing in the basement.
I would install a new head on my weed-eater! Pain in the butt!
I would give them to my son so he could work on his boat with them.
My husband has some attic repair work to do. I think these would be handy for that!
I would have my hubby work on our loft fan (after looking at youtube of course)
My husband could use these while working on finishing the basement.
My dad would love these to help fix up his house! 🙂 Mahalo!
Hmmm….my husband has some projects he has to complete with regards to lighting so I think he’d use them in that way!
I’d have my husband do something with our vanity bathroom lights, they don’t come on at the same time.
Ah, there’s always something to fix in an old house. Although this is not the time to be thinking about snow, I would use them to fix my snow blower and prepare it for the winter to come.
I’d use it for some DIY stuff needed in the basement.
We need to put in a new shower head… I think these would work for that! Ask the hubby. 😉
My husband would be tackling fixing te faucetss in the kitchen!
installing a ceiling fan
I would use it to help work on the kitchen as we remodel
I would hand them to my husband and tell him to start on his honey do list
Fix picture frames that don’t hang properly.
I would finish making my headboards! Also working on this old lawn mower!
My husband would use them to fix up some problem areas on our golf cart. Thanks.
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We have a ceiling fan that needs to be installed.
I have no idea what my hubby would do first.
fixing the toilet leak
If I won, I’d give to my son who just bought a real old home and he doesn’t have many toold. I know he wants to put in a couple ceiling fans so that may be his first project
We are doing quite a bit of home repairs, a new door & deck are next. I’m sure they will come in handy.
I would give them to my hubby, so he could fix things around the house.
This would help for my bathroom fixtures.
I may not have something to fix today, but who knows about tomorrow!
I need to make some new bedding for my fur babies and I need to be able to cut wire to make the openings, so I really need these. Thank you so much for the wonderful giveaway!
I’d have my husband fix the phone wires
I would change my screens that have holes in them
I’d have my husband fix the wiring with the tv.
probably fixing the outside light switch
putting together some bookcases
Have some wire work to do, these would come in handy.
would use them when I rebuild the motor on weed eater
My hubby is an electrician so Im sure he would tackle a project at work right away!
Installing a closet organizer.
Thanks for the chance.
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Fixing/replacing the broken window hardware
We need to install a ceiling fan and these would help!
Working on the vehicle-need to change the starter
The dripping bathroom faucet
I have several home improvement/upkeep projects these could come in handy to complete. One is to repair some of the trim on my house. 🙂 Thank you.
leaky water hose on my car
household fixes
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I am trying to get a tool box filled for my upstairs–as all the tools are all downstairs. The needle nose pliers will be used a lot–the first thing is to fix a broken bracelet clasp.
Im not sure what will be first by my husband has a list of things he is doing….
We would use them to help us as we replace baseboards in our living room.
i’d fix a piece of my fence that’s bent
fix the living room ceiling fan
I have ceiling fans to put up in both kids rooms as well as wire in a new car stereo.
I would use them first for my project this summer of doing a wire sculpture.
I would give them to my husband as he’s the “fixer” around here.
i would use them to fix my shower head
I would use them to change out light fixtures in my home.
I have a drawer for tools just for me, that way when I need tools I have them right at my finger tips.
I would give them to my fiance because he does all of the household repairs and stuff.
I like to fix a dripping sink
i would use these for my next home improvement project, it’s yet to be determined.
Fix the ceiling fan in my sons room.
Thanks for the giveaway…we have a DIY project, replacing some old exterior light fixtures !
I would fix the little things around the house that I’ve been meaning to fix.