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I have a dalek in my kitchen. Let me explain...when we were first married, Bob was concerned that I used to clamber up on chairs to reach things on the top shelves. But I loathed the kitchen step stools which were popular back then. I never felt secure on them [my auntie had one] Then one day we saw an office supply shop which was closing down.
Bargain stationery!! we dashed in to see what we could find. And there was a 'library kick stool' going for a song. I think these are brilliant, you nudge them with your foot and they roll across the floor - but when you step on them, they brake [the wheels are on springs which are compressed by your weight] I knew I would feel much safer on that. So we bought it. Fifteen years later, I was working briefly for Social Services, and the secretaries had one in their office. They always called it The Dalek - it moved silently across the floor, and didn't go down stairs easily. 
Mine was renamed the Dalek too. I have used it so much in the past 40 years. Not just in the kitchen, but also when doing other tasks which require extra height [hanging curtains, decorating etc] My dalek became very grubby, and paint spattered, and tired looking. So yesterday I took it out into the sunshine and gave it an overdue refurb.

I removed the rubber rim on the base, and gave it a good scrub. A lot of the paint came away. I cleaned up the two rubber discs - you can see the improvement bottom left. Bob came outside and helped me to ease them away so I could paint the whole thing more easily.
We had blue and red spray paint [Wilko Enamel]  in the garage. I tried a little of each on the top. Originally I wanted red - but it came out a little too orange. So blue it was...

Three coats, and one of clear lacquer. I reglued the rubber discs, and the base rim slid easily into place after a generous lubrication with WD40. We also squirted the wheels and springs. The rubber discs are not perfectly clean- I was hesitant about cleaning them too thoroughly in case the rubber started to perish. I can still see spots of paint from different rooms in Kirby Muxloe. Happy memories of a happy home. 
My dalek looks bright and cheerful now, ready for a few more decades of service. Have you done any long overdue Refurb Projects during Lockdown?