Solving Water Pressure Problems in the Shower | Ep. 119

<p>[1:33]: How to prevent the underside of a countertop from flaking</p> <p>[7:30]: To seal or not to seal a fence with pressure-treated wood</p> <p>[12:47]: Home Depot Best New Product: Americana Configurable Hose Stand System</p> <p>[15:38]: What to do when a new shower head has no water pressure</p> <p>[22:49]: Danny and Joe talk with Engineer-Producer Dennis about his recent home improvement project</p> <p>[29:53]: Simple Solution: Easy way to clean rust from tools</p> <p>[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?</p> <p>Joe, from Washington State, recently went from a shower with one head, to an eight-spray shower panel.</p> <p>In addition, he added a steam room. And now, there’s very little water pressure.</p> <p>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.</p> <p>Listen to learn what Joe should do, along with many more home improvement tips! </p>