The Miranda Decision was created in 1966 wherein police were obligated to read those under arrest their rights. Similarly, we feel obligated to read you your rights and lefts -- as they pertain to doors. You have the right to know if a door is right or left-handed. When remodeling or adding a room, you have the right to specify doors correctly and anything you say can and will be held against you when it's done and the bill arrives. It's really simple. Right- or left-handed means which way a door swings based on the location of the hinges. When viewed from the side, where you can see the hinges, doors with hinges on the left are left-handed and doors with hinges on the right are right-handed. Doors normally swing inward. Those that swing out are called reverse-swing doors. Knowing whether a door is right- or left-handed and whether it swings in or out is important when remodeling. And that's the On The House tip for today.