Solving Water Pressure Problems in the Shower | Ep. 119

[1:33]: How to prevent the underside of a countertop from flaking [7:30]: To seal or not to seal a fence with pressure-treated wood [12:47]: Home Depot Best New Product: Americana Configurable Hose Stand System [15:38]: What to do when a new shower head has no water pressure [22:49]: Danny and Joe talk with Engineer-Producer Dennis about his recent home improvement project [29:53]: Simple Solution: Easy way to clean rust from tools [30:38] Question of the Week: Shouldn’t flooring gaps for expansion be done at the ends where they would be hidden under the baseboard? Joe, from Washington State, recently went from a shower with one head, to an eight-spray shower panel. In addition, he added a steam room. And now, there’s very little water pressure. He should know — the rest of the house has 85 psi water pressure. (Normally, a home’s water pressure is between 40 and 60 psi.) But the new shower panel has absolutely no water pressure. Listen to learn what Joe should do, along with many more home improvement tips!