Ask This Old House - Season 12
Season 12
Episodes
Replacing an Old Door; Hot Water Without Waiting
Building a Garden Bed in New Mexico; Repairing a Leaky Toilet
Hands-Free Kitchen Faucet; Channel Drain to Divert Rainwater
Pre-Hung Front Door; Big Containers for Screening and Shading
Shade Sail Over a Deck in Santa Fe; Hybrid Water Heater
Leaky Skylight; Repairing a Noisy Toilet
Planting a Maple Tree; Working on an Underground Bathroom
Preparing for Severe Weather
Uses for a Router; Replacing an Air Conditioning Unit
Irrigation System; Installing a Heat-Pump Water Heater
Crown Molding in Seattle; Replacing a Rotted Fence Post
House Humidifier in North Carolina; Hardwired Smoke Detector
Waffle Gardening in Santa Fe; Mechanical Dampers for Air Heating
Rotted Porch Post; Dealing with High Indoor Humidity
Fitting a Mattress up a Staircase; Repairing a Light-Switch in Seattle
Clawfoot Tub with Shower; Installing a Permanent Fire Escape
High Tunnel Greenhouse; Converting Recessed Lights Into Pendants
Quieting a Squealing Shower; A DIY-Friendly Security System
Plants from Seed; Outdoor Hose Spigot; Movable Kitchen Island.
Planting a Low-Cost Privacy Screen; Sealing Ductwork
Baseboard Hole-Patching; Maintaining a Lawn Mower
Celebrating 300 Episodes
Building a Simple Table; Getting Rid of Tree Stumps
Tom and Kevin build a simple table from solid fir, and Kevin works with a wood finishing expert to stain and finish it. Roger shows a homeowner how to get rid of tree stumps. And Richard discusses the state of solar energy.
Accessible Home; Modifying a Bathroom and Dangerous Staircase
Kevin helps make a home accessible for a homeowner in a wheelchair by modifying a bathroom and several different sets of stairs. Tom and Kevin rebuild a dangerous staircase for a survivor of the Boston Marathon bombing.
Replacing Fluorescent Under Cabinet Lights; Working with Concrete
All About Kitchen Renovations; Chef Michael Symon
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