Home Repair Videos

If you could find the air leaks in your home, you'd save energy and money. Weekday's home repair expert, Roger Faris is here to teach you how to locate them. He'll also share the best methods and products to patch them up. Do you have home repair questions? Now is your chance to get them answered. 1.800.289.5869 (KUOW).A conversation on the week's news in Canada from our Canadian correspondent, Vaughn Palmer, political correspondent for the Vancouver Sun.

DIY Drama, Old Tractors and New Counters You need to listen to the podcast to hear Paul s story about what happened to his nice laptop. Does this picture give you a clue? Click on the pic to see it bigger. We start off by talking about the True Value DIY Drama contest. You can win $5000 if your story is chosen as a winner. Brian and Paul have both had some drama but Paul most recently. You MUST listen to Paul tell his drama story in the podcast. It was a very expensive story. What are you working on lately? Brian and Paul both discuss what recent projects they have been working on. First up, Brian. Busted up old tractor Brian was able to find an old tractor on freecycle. Well, nothing is ever free. The tractor needed a battery, a new fuel line and a fuel filter.  For good measure, Brian changed the oil filter and spark plug and sharpened the blades. After adding some fresh gas, the tractor started right up.  Not too shabby. Over the past year and a half, Brian used this tractor for some pretty heavy duty mowing. Overgrown fields and campground trails were the typical terrain. In this time, the mower has required countless replacement belts plus a few hundred dollars worth of repairs for other busted parts due to its heavy abuse. Brian and Paul discuss when is it time to cut the losses. Is it worth another $40 for a pulley assembly and another $25 for another belt?  A tractor that is designed and built for the uses Brian is putting this old thing through is just not in the cards at the moment. New Counters Paul s project was new counter tops. The design committee (his wife) did all the legwork. In the podcast we discuss some of the options and considerations. The decision was made to go with Granite. Granite is a professional installation but there is still some work for the Handyguy. Paul removed the old laminate counters, installed the plumbing under the new sink and has the back splash to tile. Doing these chores yourself can save money even when you are having granite professionally installed. Paul makes reference to a Fine Home building article on drain hookups. The Handyguys Podcast is asking that you consider participation in important research on consumers’ thoughts on advertising within their favorite Podcasts. The Association for Downloadable Media (ADM) Consumers Attitudes on Advertising & Sponsorship in Audio and Video Podcasts research project is a survey that should take you about 10 minutes and does NOT ask for personal contact information.Please consider taking part in the survey at http://www.takethesurvey.com/rawvoice. The sooner the better! The survey is going on now and will wrap up in a couple weeks.

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First, the week's news from Canada with Vaughn Palmer, political correspondent for the Vancouver Sun. Then Weekday's home repair expert, Roger Faris, joins us. Roger just returned from helping with the fires, and their aftermath, in Los Angeles. What can we learn about disaster preparedness and mitigation from these wildfires? What happens when people refuse to evacuate? We'll also answer your general home repair questions at 1.800.289.KUOW (5869) or email Weekday. Helpful Numbers: Project Impact: 1.877.2.BOLT IT Phinney Well Home Program: 206.783.2244

First, a conversation on the week's news in Canada with Vaughn Palmer, political correspondent for the Vancouver Sun. Then, Weekday's home repair expert, Roger Faris, joins us. Roger just returned from native villages in the Yukon and the lower Kuskoqwim. What did that experience teach him about home construction and repair? We'll also answer your general home repair questions at 1.800.289.KUOW (5869) or email Weekday.

For all the ladies out there discover how to correctly use the wrench and pliers.

Learn how to change manual and electronic air filters in this easy to follow, step by step instructional video.

Learn how to control temperature using dampers in duct work in this easy to follow, step by step instructional video.

Learn how to sealing duct work leaks in this easy to follow, step by step instructional video.

Learn how to clean registers and vents in this easy to follow, step by step instructional video.

Learn how to work in your attic to lower energy bills in this easy to follow, step by step instructional video.

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WatchMojo.com gives tips and helpful advice for women wanting to learn how to use and choose tools.

http://live.pirillo.com - Normally, if I were to talk about leaks, I'd be talking about memory leaks. However today, I want to talk about water leaks. Twice in our home, we've had water leaks and had damage. I decided to check out this little device that has sensors on the bottom of it to detect leaks.

When a light bulb breaks in its socket, there’s a little trick you need to know to remove the old bulb safely. Julie Sussman and Stephanie Glakas-Tenet, extremely competent women and authors of the Dare to Repair series show you exactly how it’s done.

The garden hose faucet in Brooklyn is leaking. My neighbor Charlie helps out.

I stripped the paint off some metal door hardware without using chemicals. Its really easy to do, watch and learn.