Money for Nothing

And relax... but Jacqui Joseph isn't feeling zen when it comes to saving a massage bed. Sarah Peterson might need a lie-down too, trying to save a tricky dining set.

Are creative curves good for us? Katie and Sophie attempt a wavy redesign that leaves them feeling seasick, and woodworker Bruce is pushed to his limits trying to rejuvenate a pair of old, dated desk ends. Meanwhile, Sarah Moore attempts to trick the eye by updating a display cabinet – but will all three revamps produce profits?

Kev's in hot water! Boiling, in fact, as he wrestles with a rusty water tank. Upholsterer Larissa needs to find a way of getting a tired set of dining chairs sitting pretty again. And Jacqui Joseph takes on her biggest challenge to date, a massive display unit, but will she manage to make it fit for a modern home?

Are old plates valuable? It's a smashing skip find for Sarah Moore at Witley recycling centre in Surrey, but can she find a way to release the cash from this collection of china? Carpenter Ollie tries to launder a tidy profit from an old washstand, and husband and wife team Dani and Elliot have their hands full with sad seats in need of some TLC.

'Broadsword calling Duncan. Come in with a plan. Over!' Duncan has a retro radio to save, and can newbie Tyler rescue a sewing machine table?

Like a record, baby! JJ gets the oven fired up, trying to repurpose a record collection into something new.

With three items saved from Witley Recycling Centre in Surrey, upcycling expert Sarah Moore gets to work trying to turn trash into cash. For her own project, Sarah tries to make the sun shine a profit on a garden umbrella. and a pair of tired 70s armchairs puts upholsterer Larissa through her paces.

A 'beast' of a bookcase poses a huge challenge for carpenter Sam, and Jacqui Joseph goes wild with patchwork.

Bag maker Neil jumps at the chance to save an inflatable castle, but will working with the tricky material leaved him deflated?

Salvage expert Guy has an out-there plan for some old shoe lasts, while Sarah Moore hangs her hopes on making cash from puncturing copper.

Quick, change the plan! Will a disaster with a rug gun leave Sarah's chances of saving a 100-year-old rug in tatters?

A mysterious wooden post turns up at the tip, and Jacqui Joseph tries to get a dated rocking chair back in full swing.

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.

Saving old lawn bowls and a croquet set is far from fun and games for Guy, while upcyclers Katie and Sophie get brown furniture but need some bright ideas.

A woodworm-infested chair frame leaves husband-and-wife team Dani and Elliot with a huge job on their hands.