Anytime you hang anything on your wall at home, when it is time to remove that item, you are left with a small hole that is annoying and needs to be repaired. There are couple easy ways to a repair a small drywall hole without having to pay someone, or use a bunch of tools.

Maybe you have lived in a rental property  and are moving, in order to get your deposit back, you may need to make sure there are no existing holes in the wall. So to do this right, or maybe just the best way to repair a small drywall hole would be to use a drywall mud and spread it over the hole with a trowel.

If you do not go to the trouble of mixing up a drywall mud, you can also use flexible caulking. You can pick up a tube of clock at your local hardware store for just a couple of dollars. Simply force the caulking into the whole and allow to dry. After the caulking his dry simply paint over the hole in the drywall. This is where it is important to match the correct color of paint, otherwise the repair will stand out like a sore thumb.

Here is the quickest drywall fix small hole repair on the market today. This fix may not last forever, but it will definitely cosmetically fix the hole in the wall. Simply go into your bathroom, grab your tooth paste, and force a little bit of toothpaste into the hole in your drywall. Allow the toothpaste to dry just like you would with the caulking, and paint over it. The only drawback to using this method, is it has been rumored that cockroaches may try to eat the toothpaste from the inside of the wall. If cockroaches or bugs are not a problem in your home, the toothpaste fix is a great way to repair a small drywall hole.