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Well shit. I just had an appliance repair guy here today to figure out what's wrong with my 8 year old Whirlpool dishwasher. Long story short, I'm replacing it. When I asked him what brand I should go with he said Bosch for longevity. Now I don't know what to do lol.

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Brother what would you get? This or the whirlpool WDT750SAKZ

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Thanks for the review… just bought this… Weber E435 - my first grill. Man oh man. Expensive in Canada… I’m wondering if I was being stupid because for 1250$ there was a napoleon 5 burner rogue on sale at Rona whereas this was 2k… I went with this because I like the look better lol and people who own Weber like it…… what you think?

I don’t wanna be mean but this is kind of useless like you have to open the control panel and then you have to open the microwave and then you have to set the timer and start it

Well the 7700 includes payload. So if you got the car full of people and stuff the max youd be pulling is 6500-7000. Still a lot but its got the power, brakes, and suspesion to get the job done. Edit: poor spelling

That tool?......tape. for your sawzall

The ice though. This fridge is horrible, probably one of my least favorite purchases but I guess the benefit is you get 3 to 6 balls of ice a day.

Just picked up the exact same model, grabbed the rotisserie, rotisserie basket, dual sided sear grate, Dutch oven combo, and wok. Super stoked to have it as an addition to my grills (I have 6 😂)

I guess we are very fortunate, we have had ours for almost 8 years and haven't had any of those issues. Thank you for the heads up on the door seal area making sure it's clean. Tell your viewers that to make sure to clean the filter regularly.

This is heresy.

What’s the name and brand of the railing you are using? Looking to do something similar.

We have only had our Bosch 800 about 2 months. This morning I could not get my dishwasher to start. I checked the manual and there wasn’t a troubleshooting page. Grrr. Glad I found your video. I think it’s a bracket issue. I was able to get it to finally start by leaning on the door to get it to close more firmly and seal, and therefore finally start. I’m going to have to keep an eye on it though to make sure it doesn’t wobble loose mid-cycle. Bummer we’re dealing with this issue when we thought we were buying top of the line.

We were happy that the house we just bought had this oven. Looked forward to doing a lot of cooking. But I can't figure out how to turn the oven on. The electric script says press "start" but there isnt a "start" button. Found the manual online but it doesnt communicate. Eating another cold dinner tonight!

I bought one of these dishwashers 2.5 years ago. I was not able to find a sensible way to install the mounting clips, so I have a bit of a wobble issue. It also took a bit of practice to get the thing to start correctly: carefully press the center of the Power button, then carefully press the center of the Start button, then carefully close the door. But now, it's not an issue. I have not had any of the other problems you discuss. I love this appliance, especially since it's so quiet you can't tell whether it's running. When it dies, I am going to get it stuffed and mounted in the family room above the fireplace.

The drain pump stopped working right as warranty expired. It's a good dishwasher when it's working. Glad it was a $30 part and took me an hour to fix.

Thanks for the honest review. I will keep shopping!

I am so sorry I bought the 800. Just the fact there’s no detailed manual and it wants me to go online and watch a video to figure out what the tiny symbols mean. And it definitely does not clean as my old ten year old 800 I replaced.

So whirlpool ?

Approximately how much do you get paid an hour to do your job? Why should a carpenter not get a good wage either.

I just returned from a long (3200+ mile) trip through British Columbia in a 2022 Thor C-Class XL with a Ford E450 motor, and everything you said was right on the money. The longest part of the trip I drove was around 7 hours (with several stops along the way to stretch the legs, have something to eat and drink, take pictures), but it was actually a lot easier to do that I thought it would be. Particularly backing into a spot. That camera turned out to be useless most of the time, because it's not pointed towards the driver, and when sunlight hits the cab you can't see anything on it. I'm used to using the door mirrors anyway. But yeah, getting out and having a look around to see the clearance and get an overall feel for the size of your site and any obstacles, is something I would recommend too. If you're an experienced driver, a quick walk-around is all you really need. I laugh every time I notice the rearview mirror inside the cab, which is completely useless on a vehicle with a closed rear end. One road in particular I had to drive over was 100% gravel and bumpy, and was like driving over a 3 mile long cattleguard, only worse. One of the side windows shook free of its lock and slid open, one of the shelves inside a kitchen cabinet popped loose and dropped overthing off of it which then came tumbling out as soon as I opened it for inspection. And all this doing 5 mph. The longest drive of my life! The arm rest on the driver's seat is too low for me, as the driver, to actually enjoy. I don't know how other drivers ever used it, but in my opinion it should be raised 2 inches and then I could rest my arm on it while driving. I found this vehicle's fuel consumption, for a V-10 motor, to be better than the manual described. Maybe it's the clear mountain air of BC that did it, maybe it was my driving, but the manual said I could get around 370 miles out of a full tank (54 gallons), but I managed to get almost 500 miles out of a full tank. I know driving continuously for long periods is good for fuel efficiency, as opposed to lots of stop and go driving, but improving the fuel use by that much? Did Ford just get it wrong? This was my first solo trip in any size rv, but it won't be my last. I had a blast out there, driving literally around the Rockies, BC into Yukon, touching the Alaska border, seeing remote lakes, glaciers, and lonely highways with lots of wildlife, a little boondocking along the way, and much more comfortable behind the wheel than I could have been in a regular car. My brother-in-law calls what I did "glamping", because he prefers sleeping in a tent that he can put in the back of his pickup, but I like being a bit more comfortable, and this really was just that. I enjoyed your video, and now regret not making my own. I'll have to work on that.

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Sorta confused here. Your title seems to imply you have answers to your questions. Did you post the video with no answers to share with us about whether there have been improvements? Feeling dense - maybe you were asking in earnest! Thanks!

What an awesome job, it appears that your joist are far apart. Tell me what the spacing between the joist was 16" or 24" ?

As a contractor, I would never take on a job like yours. Sounds like they made much less labor than they could have elsewhere.

I rock an all stainless Nexgrill.

Oven style. Good short from long form.

Thanks for this!!

I call the cooling rack my upper rack. My grill flames up so much I use the upper rack for most of my cooking. Hot dogs stay on the bottom 😂

I'm considering getting a 4 burner Genesis as well. Do you think there's any advantage to having a separate tabletop Blackstone model like you have in your comparison or is the griddle insert on the gensis sufficient?

Is there music playing in the background???

Love your dog ❤ and your wife made a good color choice on your deck

Stair stringers look really thin!

Looks dangerous

There's lasers that point straight up that are very helpful for things like this. You can use the laser to point at your mount with the ceiling tile off and then replace the tile and mark where the laser is hitting. After that, you drill a hole and you're basically done.

Great Help -- Watched some other videos and cleaned the visible part of the gaskets without much build up. After seeing this video & Cleaning the hidden cbottom area by reaching around and got much more goo from there. Machine works perfectly since. Thank you for the help!!!

50 years is pretty good, the pieces that fell probably have most of the glue missing on the ceiling stuck to them. Try to salvage as many good pieces as you can, might be hard to source new ones

the values look good (hope that is not random alignment chart from the net). try changing the total toe from (+)ive 0.08(total toe) to (-)ive 0.08 (total toe) and tyre rotation every 2500 miles.

Great comparison!

@poodledad I have had my 800 for about 5 years now with minimal issues (clips do suck though). I too developed the rinse aid issue and simply replaced my dispenser door and it fixed the issue. the part number is BOSCH 00611575.

looks amazing

Hello,, thank you and hope you are very well. Your video making is very good. Your content ideas are very good. If you give me permission, I will share some information with you to increase the channel. You get lots of subscribe and views. Can I suggest growing your UA-cam channel?

Mine about 5 years old and now the tap button for light and fan does not work

Great advice. I have a Kenmore. Do they have those parts for me

love your poodle and your deck

My 800 is 4 years old has had one issue,a big one,the E07 code which costs over $500 to correct. A $1200 dishwasher needs a major repair at only 4 years.

Well done and congratulations. The deck looks great. You highlight the challenges that so many of us face when trying to accomplish home improvements. Looks like you found your way through and achieved a great result. I think with what you have learned, you could probably build the stairs yourself. Timber frame with more of you composite decking as the top surface of the steps. The hard part is probably continuing the black railing down the stairs.

Excellent! Great video and content.