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Follow all best practices in my book. Seal the seams. Install a liner. Support the gap underneath. Setup a system to keep your water clean. Check out my website and join my free Facebook group for additional resources. www.chestfreezercoldplunge.com

Oh my god! Learn how to use the Fast Forward button! ;)

@@brianmcneil3589 - you're welcome! Thanks for watching!

@@123SLM123 - it's the Roland LX708

@@JohnRichterAustin ah, it looks similar to the new LX series. I just bought a GP6 warlier this month but was considering the LX9 as well, as they come in at similar price points, but decided on the classier baby grand look. Is the audio recorded through a mic or is it midi/usb out?

@@123SLM123 - I bought this one about a year ago. I would have loved a grand, but just don't have the space (or budget) for it. The audio was recorded from the L/R 1/4-inch line-outs on the unit. I ran them to a Tascam DR-40, which I haven't used in years. After hearing it on UA-cam, I think I need to adjust the levels next time.... they seem to be very low.

@@123SLM123 - I used two 1/4" cables rom the L/R line out into a Tascam DR-40 portable recorder. I would have loved to have a baby grand style, but just don't have the room for it.

@@JohnRichterAustin the LX708 is still a great instrument, and you played it wonderfully. Honestly, the baby grand cabinet is mostly for show. I just love how elegant it looks. Having said that, it's really not that big! It's about a meter deep and 1.5 meters wide. Have you tried recording to a USB flashdrive? I am curious about your opinion on it if you have.

@@theonedude26 thank you!

@toren-touissannt you're welcome! Thanks for watching

@@brennancumberbatch1571 you're welcome. The window coverings are all included. The top cover was separate. Check their website to find the most uo to date packages and offerings.

I know how frustrating it can be to learn things the hard way. I've been there. There is not really a set standard of where wires can run through the lid because they can move around when the foam insulation is being added. At least the light is non-critical. We could add a general rule to do a little bit of exploring before you drill the actual hole. Thanks for sharing your experience.

You're welcome!

I'm glad I could help! You're welcome to join my free FB community: facebook.com/groups/chestfreezercoldplunge Human volunteers screen the requests to join. Please be sure to give legit answers to both questions and agree to the rules.

@adobedirtblues1321 you're welcome. I appreciate your update. Unfortunately, youtube does not allow changes to be made to videos, but I can't add your correction or update to the description.

@mayabakhteyeva1173 you are welcome and congratulations! What is your plan for sanitation?

@@c4snipar - Not everyone has the wifi model. The purpose of the video is to show people how to program both the wifi and non wifi models. I agree that the app is much easier to use.

@@Motivated_Conversations You're welcome!

@@isaacsmith9981 I'm glad that it was helpful!

@@MrFallafell See this article for Pond Shield Best practices: chestfreezercoldplunge.com/pond-shield/

@@jamesegelhofferman1669 I appreciate your comment. Thanks for buying my book

@@Goodkind-express I use a 14.8 cu ft Whirlpool. What matters most is what works best for each person. :)

@6048733993 thanks! You only need to shower aftsrward if your skin is sensitive to h2o2.

@@lillianross5821 - I'm in the cold plunge space, not the aquarium space, so I can't advise on that. However, if you are only cooling your water, the heating outlet is not needed.

@maryl.6329 hi Mary- good question. The beat thing to do is use a temperature controller to keep your water within 1-2°F of the range you want. Many people use the InkBirds because they are affordable. Make sure you have the one with the silicone-covered probe. I have Amazon affiliate links here for reference (with and without wifi): amzn.to/3DF2A6h amzn.to/35tgbBR

@@JohnRichterAustin Great, thank you! 😃

@@maryl.6329 You're welcome!

@@thanks4that261 you're welcome!

@Kirbythediver Here are links to three videos in this series about keeping your water clean: Pumps and Filter ua-cam.com/video/3hawckezUyA/v-deo.html Sanitation - pt 1. Chemicals ua-cam.com/video/6wK6K1pIDI4/v-deo.html Sanitation - pt 2. Devices ua-cam.com/video/9nCYBbLV58M/v-deo.html

@@JohnRichterAustin thanks for the clarification, would you like me to delete the original comment so others aren't confused by it?

@Kirbythediver - No that's okay. If someone else needs the links, they will be here.

@@JohnRichterAustin "this is the way" I did a 150gal Rubbermaid with what's his faces diy frame plans. I have a 5micron filter but im thinking about adding a Chlorine floater to the setup. I have a gas piston strut lid made of 2x8s and a rigid foam insulation seal for the lid. I'm thinking the chlorine will be enough to sanitize but how to break down the oils? I'm trying to be as budget friendly as I spent too much on the build lol. Going with chlorine Because I have a friend with a pool and he's got a floater I can use too. I have a background in engineering so I'll be making sure to get the ratio correct. Probably about 100gal in my tub

@@Kirbythediver - all the beat with your build. Join my free Facebook group if you want community support. The link is 8n the video description.

@BrianSmyth - I need an editor- send me your resume!

@@jaycohen5482 - I'm glad you're loving your Desert Plunge. Agreed about Matt and Brie. :)

A 20-micron pleated filter works very well. Here are Amazon affiliate links for the canister, filters, and wrench that I use with chiller-based builds: Filter Housing Pentair amzn.to/3bS9MTy Filter - Pleated 20 micron replacements amzn.to/3ByeW1d Filter Housing Wrench amzn.to/411PLye For anyone else in North America interested in a new high-quality chiller... I'm an authorized reseller for Penguin and happy to answer questions. They are made in the US and chill faster and cost less to operate than lower-quality models. For more information about Penguin Chillers, see this link on my website. chestfreezercoldplunge.com/product-category/chillers/ Your patronage helps me support our community- and my family- and is appreciated.

@@wef0711 Watch my video again. I go over every single setting, including how to change from Celsius to Fahrenheit. :)

@@Gary-iy4oh that is explained in the video. Please watch it again. :)

That is not normal. It sounds like the pump is defective. Exchange it for another one with the retailer. Another option: I have DIY pump and filter plans available on my website that use a more robust punp and filters that are not proprietary. Here is the link: chestfreezercoldplunge.com/product/diy-pump-and-filter/ If you prefer to buy a ready-made solution, check out the Apex86 Minimalist Pump and FIlter option from Lars Remsen. I'm an affiliate and you can find his product here: apex86.square.site/?ref=Richter

You're welcome! I appreciate your acknowledgment. I also share this message in my book and Facebook group.

H2O2 is fine to use in your garden or lawn. However, I don't recommend using the built-in drain. See this article: See this article for best practices for sealing the seams: chestfreezercoldplunge.com/sealing/ Thanks for buying my book!

Thank you! I appreciate your help and encouragement!

It's an introductory video for people who are new to the topic. Check out my three videos for detailed info on how to keep your water clean. Pumps and Filter ua-cam.com/video/3hawckezUyA/v-deo.html Sanitation - pt 1. Chemicals ua-cam.com/video/6wK6K1pIDI4/v-deo.html Sanitation - pt 2. Devices ua-cam.com/video/9nCYBbLV58M/v-deo.html

Thank you!

I use the tube that is included with the JED 303. I am an authorized reseller, and you can find them on my website: chestfreezercoldplunge.com/product/jed303/

See this video: Sanitation - pt 2. Devices ua-cam.com/video/9nCYBbLV58M/v-deo.html For reference: Sanitation - pt 1. Chemicals ua-cam.com/video/6wK6K1pIDI4/v-deo.html

Thank you. I wasn't the first person to use a chest freezer to make a cold plunge, but I was the first person to innovate many of the techniques used that make it work long term. Please see my website and other videos to find the updated best practices. My early versions have been significantly improved.

Thanks! Yes, see this article which compares the best practice liner options: chestfreezercoldplunge.com/4-liners/

This article compares the best practice liner options and why a liner is inportant: chestfreezercoldplunge.com/4-liners/ Be sure to also read the linked article about sealing the seams.

Do you have the right model? If yes, did you watch the video? ;)

I’m in the same boat

I have the correct unit and have watched this video 100 times and still can’t get my inkbird to switch to cooling

It will be fine. If the wires on the outside of the lid and outside of the chest freezer have a quick disconnect, just disconnect it. If the wire is held in place by screws, you might need to remove them first. If there is not a quick disconnect, just cut the wire and put a wire cap on both ends. Use a piece of electrical tape to ensure they stay in place. After doing this do not worry about the wire inside the lid because it will bo longer has any current.

I appreciate your comment and am glad to hear cold plunging has been a game changer for you.

You're welcome!

I appreciate your comment. :)

This video is about setting up the JED ozone generator. See this article for best practices for sealing the seams: chestfreezercoldplunge.com/sealing/ This article compares the best practice liner options: chestfreezercoldplunge.com/4-liners/

I cover that in the video. :)

You're welcome!

The digital copy of my book is available on my website for immediate download (PDF). You're welcome to print one copy for personal use. If you prefer a hard copy mailed to you, it is available on Amazon. Your patronage helps me support our global cold plunge community- and my family- and is appreciated.