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Just out of curiosity. If you was going to shut the water off too the house with the methods described in this video to switch out a faucet should you also shut your hot water tank off?

Oh my god, I've been doing wrong all this time. Thanks for the video! 👍

Why do I have two pipes going into garage from hose nib area? One is a 1/4 turn ball like you said, the other has a gate like you showed, but the knob just spins and spins, doesn't do anything! Both pipes come from ground in front, one has a hose nib, but both also go into garage. The 1/4 turn ball one works.

Thank you. This was so easy to understand.

This was a very helpful video !! Thank you for making it !! We weren’t sure where it went in our house !

Thanks for the Information.

What happened to Tyler

Tyler, I realize this Episode is 3 Yrs ago, but thanks for your time re: the water Softener salt recommendation. 🙏🏼🖖🏼

Thank you for explaining in the simplest terms. I bought a home with a water softener, & have read the instructions, plus watched countless videos, only to feel more confused. I stumbled onto your video, when asking a different question, & you've answered my questions...finally, someone who realizes everyone doesn't know the terms, when it comes to softeners!

thanks.. .I couldn't locate my main water shut off valve... but I can see the water meter with valve in my front lawn. I was looking to how to open that metal round cover first... now you showed me how to do it LOL!!! thank you! I am on the way to Homedepot.

Thank you. You are the first to show me how to shut off what I think is my only main shut off. I have my meter in my house I guess.

Nice, I didn't watch your other video because it was 720p. This is glorious 4K.

Very helpful. Will try the 3inch filter. Thank you

Great video ! Thank you ! 🪛🪛🪛🛠🛠🛠🔧🔧🔧💦💦💦

Do you have a video of how to change the Anode rod ? Thanks :)

Arrow point upwards?

SHUT OFF the background music so we can hear you.

wait, you need water in your softener?

very nice and concise video, i feel like i can manage salt for the water softener now. thank you

So should I regenerate after adding 2 bags of salt?

Nice video

I like the pro tip of using the key itself to move that heavy meter cover!

Thank you!!!

they were doing underground wiring near my house and decided to fill my meter box with dirt YAY!!!...... glad i noticed now

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Praise Jesus! I appreciate this helpful video.

I use a vacuum on the return grill

I was told by our service tech that nobody uses potassium because it's become WAY too expensive. It was too expensive 10 years ago when I was using it. I switched to salt.

my new handler in the garage has a filter box and my hvac guy said to change out this filter but stop using the filter box that is in the home. he said to never put a filter in both of them as that would cause too much restriction and ice the coils. is this true? i feel uneasy not having a filter on the living room box.

I live in town and have city water but it is very hard and much calcium...what method do you recommend to remove this in my water? I have seen filters and other methods..but have no idea what would be the best? thanks

Great video. Thank you for taking your time and being very clear.

What if i remove water until the salt level wher the water

Thank you so much! This helped me to find the water source for my home until I could fix this crazy leak in my bathroom at 5am.

I always thought the salt pellets dissolved. Thank you!

not exactly. The important thing I have experienced over the last 35 yrs of home ownership with softener tanks (am on my 3rd softner system)while using salt pellets is as follows… • always sift your pellets before adding them to the tank. why? because there is on average 1 - 2 pounds of fine salt dust in each 40 pound bag and this dust crystallizes into a hard cake layer or bridging. if not able to sift with a sifting jig, then i would painstakingly hand lift, slowly enough to allow the dust to fall back into the bag, handfuls at a time out of the bags when installing salt pellets. This greatly reduces the bridging that occurs. That fine dust loves to turn into a quasi sedimentary rock hard salt layer at the bottom of the tank. • once every 1-2 yrs allow you salt level inside your salt tank to fall to about only 20 percent capacity or less. Then, empty your little remaining salt onto a large heavy flat piece of corrugated carton outdoors somewhere safe (away from any landscaping) and allow it to dry thoroughly. You can reuse any pellets that are in this clean out’ by rinsing these with a garden hose if you wish. Or these can be up cycled as a salt lick fodder for wildlife, used for de-icing in Winter thick ice hazards or even used to kill the stumps of brush cuttings. Do not apply around anything green that you do not want to kill; the salt will continue to contaminate soils and kill gardening and landscaping for several seasons, following, so be careful in this up-cycle use to not kill anything you don’t want to die. • while you are at the task of cleaning your salt tank out, take time to clean your softner stainer screens and inlet fittings, “0” rings, etc. • so if you follow the above method, you can keep you salt tank filled between 50% & brim full without the worry of bridging in the shorter, 1-2 yr term.

Video didn't even feel like an ad! Love to see the your business has built. Keep crushing it.

Your video would have been better without the music

I have 4 shut offs. I water main, water main in the flowerbed close to the house, sprinkler main value and zone backflow. Yeah. I am trying to find out what kind of handle to get for the one closest to to house? Any idea.

When I shut the water off at the meter I still get a trickle of water not much. Should I call the water company to look at it

Hello do you change your filters your self If so where do you get your filters from. I keep up with the maintenance but it is so expensive going threw raincoat.

Thank you so much. You explained it perfectly!

Does it matter if I use a 2” to a 1” filter thickness? I have a 20x36x2 but can’t really find in my local stores so is it safe to use the 1” filters?

I have watched few and I found this video really good. Thank you for posting, you made it real simple.

If you have a water softener system like the one in the video, with twin softeners & a brine tank and no pre-filter, what else do you have to do to maintain it besides adding salt? It seems like the video, at the end, suggests there is nothing else you have to do as long as the system seems to continue to work, is that right?

It freezes in most areas of North america... lol

Typically

That not the case anywhere near my area of Texas. We only have a water meter key.

Uh oh my husband used 2 bags and only about 4 inches of the brine tank is exposed, what can I do??

Why do I not have the water softer going to the fridge or cold water to sink?