Proper fix for sagging door by bending hinge-knuckles HD

Do hit the LIKE button, & SUBSCRIBE to my channel to see more, & help me grow this channel - thanks. My house is over 20 years old. Recently, one of the toilet doors started to catch on the floor tiles when the door is about three-quarters. There is no sign of deformation in the floor tiles. But it does appear that the gap between the door & the door jamb - on the door hinge side - has opened up slightly at the top. There are generally 3 methods of lifting sagging doors. I opted to bend the hinge-knuckles as the best way to fix the root of the problem. It is a very quick & simple fix to the problem - and you can do this as well. You do not have to buy any special tool like a "door hinge knuckle bender tool". You only need: - a hammer, - long nail (or nail-punch), & - plastic window/door shims (or any thin material you can get a hold of). Videography equipment used: - https://www.dji.com/au/osmo-action Bought my video camera from: - https://www.d1store.com.au/ DISCLAIMER: This video is of a general nature, and is furnished only for entertainment purposes. You agree that use of the information in this video is at your own risk, & you take on full responsibility for the results. You hold DIY HABITAT harmless from any & all losses, liabilities, injuries or damages resulting from any & all claims. Information in this video (including the description), and Youtube channel is subject to change/update at any time. Tools, chemicals, power tools, & electricity are DANGEROUS and can harm, damage or kill. Be smart and use common sense. Seek out your own professional advice before you proceed.