Money for Nothing
Entrepreneur Sarah Moore saves things from being dumped and transforms them into valuable pieces, making money for people who had no idea there was cash to be made from their trash.
Season 18
Sarah Moore risks getting her fingers burnt creating candlesticks from old spindles, and a last-minute change of plan by Simion throws the cat among the creative pigeons.
A woodworm-infested chair frame leaves husband-and-wife team Dani and Elliot with a huge job on their hands.
Season 19
Expert upcycler Sarah Moore calls on woodworking legend Norman Wilkinson for his biggest ever challenge... a smashed-up organ.
Salvage expert Guy has a flush of inspiration with a loo-roll-inspired idea for wooden golf clubs, but he can't stop there... and the ideas just keep coming!
Young Jacob's got an extraordinary idea for a guitar-themed table. It's his first 'solo' project, but will Jacqui Joseph be asking for an encore?
Blast off! Retro chairs meet galactic glamour as Sarah Peterson shoots for the stars with a cosmic revamp, but will this project soar or be lost in space?
Beans?! New presenter Rob Bent is stunned by Rupert's risky plan to save a kitchen unit with baked-bean tins.
When Jacqui finds leather hides, she thinks that 'high end' is the only way to go and that Uzo is the only man for the job.
Who can write the catchiest slogan of them all? Sarah Moore turns to sardines for inspiration, while Bruce goes for a pink rethink on some kitchen units.
In Buckinghamshire, Jacqui Joseph explores High Wycombe Recycling Centre, determined to save quality items from being crushed. It's a high-stakes first for Simion, upholstering a wardrobe, while Jacqui retunes a TV unit for the modern market. But will it get a good reception?
Sarah Moore has got bedsheets, block-printing dreams and scissors, but in this game, you need to know when to change the plan.
Jacqui Joseph is at High Wycombe Recycling Centre in Buckinghamshire, with an eagle eye, hoping to swoop in on quality items before they are lost for ever. Upholsterer Ollie takes radical action by knocking off 'ears', and Hannah turns to flower power for a sewing box in need of some TLC.