Ask This Old House: Replacing an Old Door; Hot Water Without Waiting

30mAired 2013-10-05

The twelfth season of Ask This Old House begins with Kevin teaching the guys how to use Twitter. Tom replaces an old, rusted bulkhead door. Richard discusses several ways to get hot water without waiting. And the guys ask "What Is It?"

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Episodes

Season

26 episodes

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Ask This Old House: Replacing an Old Door; Hot Water Without Waiting

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

Accessible Home; Modifying a Bathroom and Dangerous Staircase

Replacing Fluorescent Under Cabinet Lights; Working with Concrete

All About Kitchen Renovations; Chef Michael Symon