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I just googled the exact same thing - and found you! Way to be the change you want to see!

Very useful. ❤ Thank you. Now…. Please Make a video on the inner workings of the Moen 1222 shower mixing valve. Most commonly used. I bought a new valve for my shower and it does not work. Ugh

thank you for your explanations, helped a lot

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I put my popcorn down to write this comment. First, you should make more videos about other things. I haven't checked your channel but I'm thinking SNL after watching this. Lol

Clearly doesn't know what poor is. However good vid.

Your video production is what UA-cam always meant to be!. Love it

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Awesome video! Thank you for explaining this.

Excellent Demonstration Piece and the explanation. I had a Moen Faucet and wanted to know how it work, but could not find anything from Googling. For details of the Moen construction, please refer to "Water Not Coming Out Of Shower Head? Tub Spout Diverter Repair" ua-cam.com/video/_2tiphE8PYI/v-deo.html Excellent repair video, but it did not explain how it works. I try to put in my explanation here and hope to help others who are interested in how it works. Rubber Seal with a hole in the center. The faucet water inlet hole is bigger than the hole of the rubber seal, but smaller than the seal itself. So the rubber seal could seal off the inlet hole completely when pulled to the UP position, forcing water to come out of the shower. The water pressure coming into the center hole of the seal can inflate the rubber seal slightly to produce a water tight setup. Therefore, a soft rubber seal is important. When it is too old it can harden and would not provide a water tight setup. It shows how clever this design is. The water pressure on the Plastic Gate would hold the Gate in the UP position. The Gate would not fall down because of frictional force. However, if the water supply is cut, The Gate would not be held there and falls to the DOWN position and this also the default position. So, next time you turn on the water, it would come out from the faucet and not the shower. When showering (ie, Gate in the UP position), if you manually push down the rod/button, you can overcome the frictional force created by the water supply and get the Gate back to the DOWN position, stopping the showering, and let water come out of the faucet. Note 1, the faucet water inlet hole is inside the faucet you have to use a light to find it. Note 2, water tight to the water inlet hole and around the circular plastic ring surrounding the rubber seal on the Gate, you have to examine a diverter repair kit to appreciate the design.

Good job lying.

How does it stay in the up position??? water pressure???

■■■...BUT you didn't answer the age old question: how does the valve STAY in the up position? Yikes.

Good job😅

Thank you for this. Mine broke and I couldn't figure out how the pieces were supposed to go together until this video. It's stupid how difficult it was to find a picture or anything to go off of

Anybody have blue shit come out when they cleaned the head with some vinegar?

Super interesting!

Great video! I'm dealing with an issue with my bathtub spout, and I was wondering how it worked.

That one handed match light was epic!

Thanks. That’s a lot Of water pressure that gets pushed to the head.

Oh my god.. THANKS!!!! lol

Awesome man! I will definitely try these next weekend.

Beast mode…

Very helpful and entertaining, thanks!

very helpful. thanks

I wish there were little micro educational vids on everything we find normal.. I seem to think similar to you.. so I thank you for your time and efforts, much appreciated

Bro. This is literally the best video on the internet. Like if you were to rate the content to information to entertainment to pacing ratio. This video would beat every other video on the internet. If I could like more than once I would

Great explanation. My tub has 2 diverters, on the handle and the spout, and Im deciding if i should replace the spout with a new one w/o a diverter.

Thnx U. 👍🏾

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Thanks

Thank you!

Very helpful and easy to understand thank you!

wow! looks yummy!!

😂😂😂😂 I’m..fckn… beast mode on that lol I’m learning from you so if yours didn’t burn down than mines won’t either lolll

is it OK to partially close the flue after all the initial smoke clears, but you still have an active flame going?

Your going to live a short life ....good luck

Thanks for the laughs and easy instruction on this basic life lesson.

Do you know what causes the pull tab to stay up when showering, but fall down when there is no water coming through?

Dude, thank you so much for this video! So cool that you made a PVC model 😂 You're a legend.

Good presentation, friend, delivered in an understandable and friendly way. Thanks!

Nice video. I love a good wood burning fireplace. A lot of people like gas, but I prefer the bit of work it takes to tend a fire and the crackles and smells.

Great video! I bought a portable water softener for my apartment shower and the thing is heavy (6lbs)! Let's say for whatever reason, the showerhead snaps the pipe. That means no water will come out of the shower pipe unless I turn on the water and diverter right?

I have never been so entertained while learning how to use a fireplace. You Sir, are awesome.

Ok I found the chain ⛓️ thing it looks to be pulled down..

My high school was shot up during my senior year and I lost a friend of mine, so I was ready to approach this with maximum cynicism as a stranger on the internet. I've spent a considerable amount of time dealing with depression and mental health as a result of the trauma. As I've become relatively familiar with psychiatric healthcare, I would be curious to know the diagnostic history of the 89% of mentally distressed shooters. How many of them were diagnosed Before the event, and how many of them were diagnosed during proceedings, possibly in attempts to secure a plea bargain? I agree with the education point though, while I would rather just avoid gunstuff altogether, my dad was a marine so I just happened to learn all about safe firearm handling as a kid. I feel like its one of those taboo topics that needs to be addressed similarly to stuff like sex and drugs. most of us are involved with em, none of us want to talk about em with a clear head. I feel conflicted about the gun free zone point, but I have to admit it makes sense. I do think it would be worth including carefully balanced penalties or fines if the weapon is poorly concealed, as that provides an unstable individual with an opportunity to grapple for it, and a general disruption of comfort for many. I grew up in a rural area, so I know half of the kids had a pocket knife on em, and nobody got in trouble for it unless they were a flashy dipshit. I think it would be better replace "gun free zones" with something to the tune of "Protected space" where violent crimes can be prosecuted with much harsher penalties. This would serve to offer the symbolic "protection" offered under current policies, while removing the 'fish in a barrel powertrip' allure from prospective shooters. Regardless of the points I've poked around, I really appreciate how much time and consideration you've put into all of this, and I'm glad there's folks like you voting (that is Not something I say lightly)

The way you went into the peanut butter jar with the cookie sticking to the spatula was uncalled for, the peanut butter didn’t deserve that

Ok. First of all, thanks for taking the time. #2 Always take the negative (black cable) off First, then the positive (red cable). Reverse when putting in back on. #3 After reading some of the comment's I believe you were just trying to tell people who may have a check engine light on how to get it off just to be able to get the car to pass the inspection. We all know that if something is wrong, the light will come back on, but you have a year to figure it out before the next inspection is due. But if the light starts blinking, get it fixed or at least checked out ASAP.

I’ll definitely be making these! Thanks!