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E10 | Landscape Lighting, Brick Walkway | Ask This Old House

Season 19 Episode 10 | 23m 41s

Heath Eastman demonstrates how to install landscape lights along a garden path; Richard Trethewey explains the principle of a siphon and how that concept is used to make a toilet flush; Tom Silva demonstrates how to hang pegboard in a garage or workshop and organize tools with it; Mark McCullough helps a homeowner redo a brick walkway that does not have a firm enough base.

Aired: 01/06/21 | Expires: 01/23/21
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