
Modern Brit would prefer dating a DIY (do-it-yourself) handyman to rich office workers, shows a new research.
The study found that fifty-nine per cent of the total polled preferred hands-on blokes who can save cash by tackling jobs at home.
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Sixty-five per cent would choose a gardener over a lawyer.
A staggering 95 per cent find men with no DIY skills a turn-off.
One in ten would dump them.
Julie Olsson, of woodcare firm Sadolin - which quizzed 3,000 women for the poll - said: "It's an attractive quality to see a man putting time and care into a property's upkeep."
"It highlights her partner is thinking about their lives together," The Sun quoted her, as saying.
Source: ANI
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One in ten would dump them.
Julie Olsson, of woodcare firm Sadolin - which quizzed 3,000 women for the poll - said: "It's an attractive quality to see a man putting time and care into a property's upkeep."
"It highlights her partner is thinking about their lives together," The Sun quoted her, as saying.
Source: ANI
SPH
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