If you've got a broken toaster, a clapped-out kettle, or a laptop on its last legs, it can be tempting to just chuck it away and buy a new one.Customers are asked to bring along one item and are matched upon arrival with the best-qualified volunteer.The tech gurus there come from a wide variety of backgrounds - some have practical skills from their jobs, while others just like mending things as a hobby.'Right to Repair' regulations, which came into force in July 2021, legally require some manufacturers to make spare parts available.Parts for simple repairs, like the handle for a washing machine, are available to consumers, but components requiring difficult repairs are only available to professionals."