House Rules,
Code of Conduct, &
Right-to-Reject

• Children must be supervised.
• Be patient—repairs are handled in order.
• Repairs are at your own risk and not guaranteed.
• One item per person per visit (more if time allows and registered).
• Fixers will guide you through the repair, please participate and learn.
• All work is voluntary and free of charge. Donations are welcome.
• Replacement parts are not supplied.
• Fixers may refuse dirty or unsafe items. Please bring items clean.
• Take home anything not repaired. Use the City's Waste Wizard for disposal.
• Items left for more than 3 months may be donated or recycled.
• Reminder: All items must be clean before repair.

• Treat volunteers, visitors, and staff respectfully.
• No harassment, bullying, or discrimination.
• Respect the venue and volunteers' property.
• Follow registration, line-up, and repair process.
• Be mindful of sensitivities (noise, scents).
• Ask permission before taking photos or videos.
• Report Code of Conduct issues to registration.
• No retaliation against those who report concerns.
• Keep the space inclusive and welcoming.
• Fixers respect their limits and never keep repaired items.

We cannot accept:

• Items with asbestos (pre-1994) or lead
• Unclean, insect-infested, or food-contaminated items
• Dirty & Unwashed clothing
• Clothing alterations
• Items involving welding
• Refrigeration or gas-powered equipment
• Items operating on power greater than 120 volts
• Tools and appliances from other countries operating on different currents
• Cell phones and cameras
• Medical Equipment
• For anything under warranty: we cannot preserve warranties