1. Eric,

You are an awesome person. I love the show. You are so handsome, hot, and totally funny. When will you come to Texas? We would love to see you live and assist you with helping other people or teach classes here. Also, you would look good in the whole Texan/Cowboy attire........
Your fan,
Nancy in Sugar Land,Texas

Nancy at 12:22AM on Jan 31st 2008

2. Eric,
I saw in one of your videos that you picked up some plywood at Rudy's Hardware. Is this on Ventura Bl. in Woodland Hills, CA? If so, I used to ride my bike there when I was a kid in the 60's & 70's. It's great to know that a small family hardware store has survived the onslaught of the big box home centers. They had the kind of personal help you can no longer get in those big places.
Thanks for you helpful programs.
Steve

Steve at 1:38PM on Feb 8th 2008

3. Eric,
I realize you only have a short time frame to describe how things are done, and while you are often very astute and helpful, your info is also often outdated and B.S.
My family has been in this biz since 1904 and myself for over 40 years. You should consult with me once in awhile, it would make you look a LOT better!

Terry Jones at 8:53PM on Feb 11th 2008

4. I think you should stop teaching electrical work, I.E. hanging a fixture. You did not show how you wire the ground. Plus if you screw the rod into the CROSSBAR as you did, odds are your teaching your audience how to DEAD SHORT a fixture and possibly having the cable repulled costing far more money than they would have spent on a electrician to install the fixture properly. Thank you.

Bob Rightt at 4:27PM on Feb 15th 2008

5. Eric hope you can help me,

Bathroom Problem, Textured Paint...
I've pulled the wallpaper off, well most off. Put oil based primer, sanded a little, I wanted to use a Textured paint w/grey color mixed in. Ive read and read for ideas.BUT,the paint is like thick pudding, I've tryed putting it on the walls, but it's not looking good at all. Now, I've got knots in my stomach, and afraid to buy another product or do anything. My husband keeps asking me how is coming, well it's not. I'm stuck. Hope you have an idea !!! So screwed KD

Karen Decker at 2:48PM on Feb 18th 2008

6. Dear Eric, I hate to admit it but I am 60 years old and I just love you. Bless be the people who know you personally. Best to you and your family.

KAREN KELLEY at 12:09AM on Feb 28th 2008

7. Hello Eric,

This is my first time looking at one of your vidoes on the internet, you have some very helpful tips.on just about everything, thanks for making it easier for the rest of us!!

angel at 9:16AM on Mar 5th 2008

8. Hi

Love your show, just saw your information on AOL about mailboxes. Don't forget a lot of communities require mailbox/house numbers. See our site, numbersandletters.com, for our exclusive, thick, pressure sensitive reflective numbers that adhere to plastic mailboxes, brick, even stucco.

Bart Barthelman at 9:03PM on Mar 5th 2008

9. hi eric- great info on everything u do,your a big life saver for the little people.i have a question,how do u repair a metal screen door screen,it would be a grfeat help.thanks for your time eric.

john ambra at 10:51PM on Mar 6th 2008

10. WHAT DO YOU DO WITH A HOUSE BUILT IN 65' DO NOT EVEN KNOW WHERE TO START. IN THE BACK WHERE THEY MADE A PORCRH INTO A PLAYROOM, BUT WHAT DO IDO TO REPLACE TO HUGE PANELS OF PLANE GLASS WITH TWO INCH GAPS THAT SEPERATE THE OUTSIDE FROM THE INSIDE???

JENNIFER at 8:50AM on Mar 26th 2008

11. Hi Eric!

As the master, can you write a short simple "how to" level a floor? I have an old 1855 house that settled and one end of my kitchen is 3" lower than the other. I hear that placing plywood and some type of mortar product can be placed over the existing linoleum floor. Is this true? And if so, what tools and products should I purchase? I'm on a very tight budget and this will be a do-it-yourself project with help from a handyman.

Thank you sooooo much for your time and expertise!

Margarita at 9:51AM on Mar 26th 2008

12. Randy again, Also, The wax @ the floor level loosens, or just flattens. Apartment Maintance, is unawhere, till the floor becomes warped, from leaks. If I stay long, I'm affraid one will catch on. And don't answer, that we need to loose weight. Were trying life long. (-Buzzin Heart-)

Randy at 9:08AM on Mar 27th 2008

13. Eric, I have a question do you know how to build things oter ths=an a box. I watch clean sweep and you only build a box. Your no Andrew or a tye or a Amy Wynn. Or a Faber. I do not know how you got a show. I saw you and your two cute boys and they are adorable.

Trish at 3:03PM on Mar 27th 2008

14. Have you ever heard of PPE (personel protective equipment) OSHA could site you on every show I have seen. I it good that you are trying to teach, but teach safety also. Your demographic can not watch if they lose their site.

Tom at 8:33PM on Apr 2nd 2008

15. Eric !! Just uiewed your tv install. I laffed myself silly. I install these for people & THEY DO NOT wantthe plastic strips on wall.The room was painted & they want NOTHING showing. The wiring SHOULD BE IN THE WALL not on the outside.

John Dell at 3:38PM on Apr 6th 2008

16. I live in Harvey LA. I JUST NEED HELP.NOT MUCH ONLY FLOORS FOR HUSBAND IS A V.A AND WAS GIVING THE COMMENDATION MEDAL FOR HEROISM.WE ARE HARD WORKERS AFTER THE 2005 .IT SEEM ONLY PEOPLE IN NEW ORLEANS , GOT HELP.MY HUSBAND IS A BAD DIABETIC.HE IS WAITING FOR SURGERY I ONLY NEED A WARM FLOOR FOR HIM. I LOVE HIM SO MUCH .WE ARE TOGETHER 38 YEARS. IF CAN HELP GOD HELP.JEWELL

JEWELL BIRKHOFF at 5:38PM on Apr 9th 2008

17. Eric: Your native plant planting and mulching lesson was good, but you should've mentioned that all those potted nursery-bought plants are root-bound. Before people put them in the hole, they should use a trowel, or machete, or whatever's at hand to slice through those tangled roots, even remove a piece o' pie shaped wedge from the root ball that will encourage root growth. They can cut off the bottom part entirely. Liberate those guys, and let 'em rock! Very important!

Kate O'Neill at 8:53PM on Apr 9th 2008

18. I was lucky enough to see Eric at the KBIS Show in Chicago this past Saturday. I always knew he was handsome but seriously you all, this man is drop dead beautiful. I was left stumbling for words. So thanks for the hug, Eric. You most definitely made my day! For the record, Brad Pitt has nothing on you.

Stuttering Sue at 3:27PM on Apr 14th 2008

19. Notice the very few negative comments on here are all written by men? lol...they are jealous of you :)

Lyndsie at 4:51PM on Apr 17th 2008

20. I've been a single Mom for over 20 years and always had to call some repairman for anything through the years. Well, times are tough now and I just viewed the "running toilet" repair with Eric. This is something I can do and not have to pay some plumber over $100 for the service call. I think Eric just gained a new fan today. Thanks.

Sylvia at 7:58PM on Apr 17th 2008