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Cordless Digital Inspection Camera

Best New Products, Plumbing, Tools & Hardware, Video by Jodi Marks

Cordless Digital Inspection Camera

The Milwaukee M-Spector Cordless Camera can be equipped with a 3’ or 8’ long waterproof cable that can fit through a 3/4” diameter hole to see inside walls or down plumbing pipes. Adjustable zoom and a three stage LED light enhance the image on the LCD color screen. The M-Spector Camera is available at The Home Depot. Watch this video.

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Multipurpose Faucet and Sink Installation Tool

Best New Products, Kitchens and Baths, Plumbing, Tools & Hardware, Video by Jodi Marks

Multipurpose Faucet and Sink Installation Tool

The Ridgid Faucet and Sink Installer is a multipurpose tool for use under sinks that can turn a frustrating job into an easy one. Uses include tightening and removing faucet nuts and supply lines, turning shut off valves, and holding strainer baskets in place. It’s available at The Home Depot. Watch this video to find out more. Watch this video.

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How to Make a Rain Barrel for Your Yard

Green Home, Irrigation & Watering, Lawn and Garden, Plumbing, Simple Solutions, Video by Joe Truini

How to Make a Rain Barrel for Your Yard

This homemade rain barrel for recycling rainwater for use in your lawn and garden is an easy do-it-yourself project that costs less than $50. Watch this video to find out how. Watch this video.

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How to Make Your Bathroom Safe for Children

Kitchens and Baths, Plumbing, Safety and Security, Video by Danny Lipford

How to Make Your Bathroom Safe for Children

Watch this video to find out how you can reduce the chance of scalding in the bathroom by lowering the temperature of your water heater. Watch this video.

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How to Test and Filter Drinking Water for Lead and Other Contaminants

Green Home, Kitchens and Baths, Plumbing, Repairs and Installation, Safety and Security, Video by Jodi Marks

How to Test and Filter Your Drinking Water for Lead and Other Contaminants

Drinking water can become contaminated with lead from the solder that was used in the copper pipes in many older homes. Find out how to test your water and remove lead and other harmful chemicals by installing a water filter. Watch this video.

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Kohler Cimarron Comfort Height Toilet

Best New Products, Kitchens and Baths, Plumbing, Video by Danny Lipford

Kohler Cimarron Comfort Height Toilet

The Cimmaron toilet from Kohler is a comfortable 17” high, the same as most chairs. The standard model is economical as well, using either 1.4 or 1.6 gallons per flush (GPF). An EcoSmart model is also available that requires only 1.28 GPF, 20% less than most toilets. Watch this video.

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Installing Water Filters in Your Home

Green Home, Plumbing, Thinking Green, Video by Danny Lipford

Installing Water Filters in Your Home

Americans spend almost $16 billion a year for bottled water, much of which is simply reprocessed tap water. You can save money, have healthier drinking water, and help the environment by installing a drinking water filter in your home. Water filters are available that stand alone on your kitchen sink, attach to a faucet, or filter water in a pitcher. Watch this video.

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How to Install a Bathroom Vanity

Carpentry, DIY Projects, Kitchens and Baths, Plumbing, Repairs and Installation, Video by Danny Lipford

How to Install a Bathroom Vanity

Installing a new bathroom vanity isn’t that difficult, although it does involve a combination of some basic plumbing and carpentry skills for everything to come together. Watch this video to find out what you need to know. Watch this video.

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How to Drain a Toilet

Kitchens and Baths, Plumbing, Video by Allen Lyle

How to Drain a Toilet

The first step in removing a toilet is to drain all the water out of it. This simple trick uses gravity to pull most of the water out of the toilet bowl, making it easy to remove without making a mess. Watch this video.

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Low-Flow Faucet Aerator

Kitchens and Baths, Plumbing, Thinking Green, Video by Danny Lipford

Low-Flow Faucet Aerator

One way to save water is to install low-flow aerators on kitchen and bathroom faucets. They can be installed in minutes by screwing them into the end of faucets. While most aerators limit water to three gallons per minute, low-flow models are available for around $5 that can reduce the flow to as little as one GPM. This can reduce faucet water usage and save energy. Watch this video.

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