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Really helpful, exactly the kind of video I needed. I’ve never changed a lightbulb before, and I like the conciseness of the video.

Great video. However, a little confused. on your face plate for the primary switch, it was marked as 24 and on the secondary switch it was marked as 19. shouldn't they have both been marked 24. On the primary switch, you said the traveler wires were black and white, but on the secondary the travelers were black and red. It would seem the travelers should have been the same color since the travelers run from the primary to the secondary switch. Is it possible the traveler on the first switch is actually red but got painted white somewhere during construction. Still good video very informative

Awesome 👏 video bro I’m doing demo of jacuzzi tub 🛀 just finished demo walls and the framing around it tomorrow gonna demo the tub I disconnected the cable power

Thank you so much I bought a warm light and didn't like it at all maybe soft light is in the between

Are those scorpion as plus 3 tires? how do you like them? deciding between them and the continental lx25 for my same generation Santa Fe.

With the help of 4 men, it could be pulled out, right

How did it hold up? Did that pipe bend over time?

What model did u use?

As Raymond mentioned, it's important to reemphasize this. Older homes, built just a few years ago, were not required to have the electric Neutral wire in the switch box. But, most smart electric switches, 1-way or 3-way types, will need the neutral wire connected to it to operate. So, check for that. This reminder will save you from taking that unnecessary trip to the hardware store to buy a switch that you may not be able to connect, until you fix that. Ask me how I found out.

Thank you for the video. Ir really helped. BTW, it's my understanding that the "plate" under each screw allow the wire to be inserted and then clamped down with the screw. No need for any "clockwise" hook.

Great job! Thank you for sharing all your videos throughout and after the project.

So Raymond, what you're saying is that one switch in a 3-way can be a dumb 3-way switch and the other a 3-way Kasa...am I understanding?

Whoever makes and engineer’s this stuff is a horrible person.. how hard would it be to make it so have pieces that go down into the pipe so you don’t have stupid issues like this.. common sense the shower itself can have the drain hole go down a little into the drain pipe and the connection holding the pipe secure above and around that… but no..we get parts that work for a few years if you held your mouth just right when first doing it.

Can you explain how to add to Kasa App? I couldn't😢

This was an informative video!

good job 💯

Looked pretty straight forward. I’m going to do the demo on my master bathroom. I already have a reciprocating saw and now I know what blade to use! Thanks for sharing.

Thanks!

I'm confused that you're using lattice but you're trying to keep rodents out???

How is the sail attached to the top of the pipe? Did you drill holes or is something clamped to it? Also how has the sail held up since installation?

Excellent instructions - thank you! This was so easy it has me wondering if I should upgrade the headlights to LED. Any recommendations?

Very helpful... my setup is a bit more traditional, but this is very helpful nonetheless.

will normal h11 led bulbs work?

Dammit raymond now it looks like mike has to be able to do it too 😂 I was looking for just 1 more instance of confirmation bias for me to not have to open my damn ceiling.

Very clear instructions! Thank you!

I changed the low bulbs and they work proper but there is a bus when i turn on the lights on manually. There is no tone when it's on automatic. Any suggestions?

Great video

what tool did you use to punch out the hole where the wires go through?

I'm pretty sure you did a lot of extra work connect the wires to the Kasa switch. I just installed a couple of these by lifting up the plate under the terminal screws and just inserting a straight wire under it and tightening it down with the terminal screw. No making hooks or unscrewing the screws all the way out. The wire is trapped securely under the little plate.

You need to invest in tools to make your job smarter, not harder...ijs

Awesome video! I have no remodeling experience but I decided to DIY my master bathroom and I’m doing this now!

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Someone pleaseee help me ive tried for HOURS to get my kasa 3 way smart stitches to work but its not. Im losing my MIND!!! Ive tried just about everything...either im a damn fool or my house wiring is wonky..im betting on me being the fool. 😭😭😭

NOT a good video. Details are sorely lacking. Please remove.

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The top gear (far left) is for transport Not snow blowing.

Concise. Informative. Thank you

Would silicone work on top of the gasket

I do not see any stamps of approval for use in US

Great job...looks nice!

HI Ray, great video...what do you do with the remaining plumbing if you just want to tile over where the tub sat?

Can you link to Kasa switches in way so two different lights will go on when ether switch is pressed?

Can a 12-pound sledgehammer break up this bathtub?

Thank you for your video. I can replace my headlight by myself :)

Exactly what I needed to know. Thank you.

Hello from Hudson Valley NY! Great vid! Just subbed to you got me with the how to catch a groundhog vid😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Anyway how is the gate holding up? And how did you deal with the sloping of the ground as you went around the bottom? Added more soil or doubled up on the wood? Thanks again for the vid God bless

Would have been a great help if you really showed the entire process

Is the low beam also the DRL light ?