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Top 100 Safety Projects

  1. 91. Overloaded Circuits (00:48)

    Home electronics are better than ever...just don't overload your circuits!

  2. 92. Kitchen and Bath Brought Back (00:03:22)

    John and his crew bring a kitchen and bath back from the brink of disaster.

  3. 93. Remove Wallpaper Overview (03:03)

    Here's a brief overview of how to remove wallpaper.

  4. 94. Co2 Detector and Smoke Alarms (01:00)

    Each fall think safety, and check your carbon dioxide and smoke detectors.

  5. 95. How to Fix a Water Heater Gas Leak

    Flexible brass gas lines on water heaters have a high failure rate and immediate correction is a crucial safety measure. Here are a few...

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    Cost:
    $1 - $50
    Difficulty:
    Easy to Moderate
  6. 96. Jack Hammers for Demolition (02:37)

    Learn essential tips and safety rules for operating a jack hammer.

  7. 97. How to Test Household Water

    Most homes get their water supply from a municipal water system, which treats surface and ground water to meet strict federal health st...

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    Cost:
    $1 - $50
    Difficulty:
    Easy
  8. 98. Workshop Safety and First Aid (04:52)

    Work safely in your workshop with these helpful reminders and tips.

  9. 99. Inspecting Shocks and Struts (01:00)

    Shocks and struts are key for safety as well as good steering and handling.

  10. 100. Safety Tools (00:20:02)

    Host, Chris Grundy, is all about staying safe today on Cool Tools.

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