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Disaster House

Season 3

2011 · 13 episodes

  1. 1. Nocturnal Nuisances

    2011-10-26 · 20m

    Bats and bed bugs are let loose in the house to show how they can be removed.

  2. 2. Wind Damage

    2011-11-04 · 20m

    How to fix common ceiling fan problems; Recovering from wind damage. Included: a tree is uprooted near the home.

  3. 3. Down the Drain

    2011-11-09 · 20m

    Damage from a water leak is created.

  4. 4. Sticks and Stones

    2011-11-18 · 20m

    Deck railings are destroyed with the help of MMA fighters, then repaired; motocross riders wreck the gravel driveway.

  5. 5. Accidents Upon Entry

    2011-12-02 · 20m

    Entryway disasters are created for glass sliding doors and garage doors.

  6. 6. Waxy Build-up

    2011-12-28 · 20m

    Issues with wax accumulation.

  7. 7. Small But Mighty

    2011-12-23 · 20m

    Little things that do damage. Included: 20 children are let loose in a living room; a dust storm is created.

  8. 8. Unexpected Impact

    2012-01-06 · 20m

    Unexpected flying objects and the damage they cause.

  9. 9. Plumbing Problems

    2012-01-13 · 20m

    Tips for installing a garbage disposal; what to do when pipes freeze and burst, and how to prevent it from happening.

  10. 10. Daily Damage

    2012-01-20 · 20m

    Tips for repairing damage to a kitchen countertop and stopping shower leaks.

  11. 11. In the Dark

    2012-01-27 · 20m

    The importance of proper lighting is explored with a nocturnal obstacle course filled with things folks can bump into in the dark. Also: "Cool Tools" host Chris Grundy uses his bevy of power tools to demonstrate what not to do when the DIY bug bites.

  12. 12. Terra Un-firma

    2012-02-03 · 20m

    Dealing with lawn damage caused by animals; tips for framing an exterior wall, including windows and doors.

  13. 13. Shaky Ground

    2012-02-10 · 20m

    Dealing with squeaking floors. Included: a dance competition to see what kind of foot-stomping creates the most squeaks.

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