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U were perfect in explaining one small step so many others missed or confused the best of us. Worked first time for me using your method with my purple learn button.... cheers from Canada.

Well done & thanks for sharing, just what i was looking for

Might as well pick them up by hand. Not strong enough magnet

couldve gotten closer, not very accurate here

Is there a trick to getting one back off? Someone installed an attic fan behind mine and I need to get it off to replace it but it won’t budge.

Psst! One tub of Redgard is NOT enough for that shower. Read the label and the ANSI standards. If you roll it on you’re gonna need like 4 coats to be truly waterproof or you can trowel it on with two coats. EDIT: each tub of Redgard is good for 55 sq ft, that shower looks to be well above that. I hope you did a REALLY good job sealing the tile joints and edges

Сли руки из пятой точки😂 ни какая приблуда не поможет.

I just purchaed this fan. I should say very well explained video. I didn't know about the night light until i saw this video. I noticed few ppl complained about dim light, now i know why :-)

Great job and great video. I'm in the research phase for a concrete mixer. How are liking it? Also, if I decide to get one I will definitely buy a couple of sets of the repair kits. The way things are going, those items/ parts could be hard to find or become difficult to find later. Also, greatly appreciate you including all the part numbers for Bearings and seals. Thanks again.

Thanks for showing all the Type codes, I found mine and it worked.

Where are you guys located? What area you service?

My crawl space is very short in some places but also tall in others. The good part is, it's a new build, so it's clean for the most part. I ordered 14 mil plastic, do you think it is fine to put it over gravel? We leveled the crawl space with gravel during the build.

for anyone watching this, id highly recommend installing the blades and led last, the instructions would tell you this.

Lindo, pero mucho trabajo!

Thanks!

I was having problems getting the handle and doorknob together until I saw your video showing you turning the round piece of the handle. I like Kwikset but the printed instructions are not so good - to many pictures and not enough words. This video should be on their website. Thank you!!

Informative video, you should have more thumbs up. Great Job

Never use Hardy board in showers😂

The real winners was the person that sold a rusty table and chairs for $175. The paint company also scored on this. Can you imagine 15 cans of paint at about $15/can (Biden's economy) = $225. Now we're up for $400. Plus umbrella, plus seats. Oh wow. By the time you're done, you've invested $1000 into an old, used, rusty set. PASS

What a great video!!! Sometimes overkill is what needs to be done to have something last longer. ❤

I would also like to see you create a night-watering schedule. I have a new sod that I want to water in the morning and in the evening after the heat of the day. I will see if I can figure it out, with what you have shown me for Program A.

Really helpful video. I will give it a try...and have my landscape guy on standby when I mess up. Thanks again.

Exactly what we were needing to help us do our project! Thank you!

Thank you for taking the time to make this video! Very helpful!

Thanks for the informative video. I am observing some mold patches in the basement on beams, wood, etc.. and am planning to follow the directions you mentioned. Please correct me if am wrong. - apply the mold armor spray at all places including porous surfaces such as wood and drywalls. - should I wipe or scrub the surface after the application or simply leave as is? - should a table fan be running while am spraying or should the fan be there after apply the product? - Is it safe to run a dehumidifier immediately after the application in basement or should we wait to dry it? - if I apply the product, how many hours should I stay away from basement? Also, can I turn on the furnace? Will the chemical spread internally in the entire house? Thanks in advance.

Beautiful work! The one thing I'd want done differently is that hose junction; the narrower hose should really flow into the wider hose so there isn't a little lip for water to get stuck on. At least I think that's how they do it for sewer pipes.

Awesome video. My only change might be the painting. I don’t care what the barrel looks like so long as it functions as intended to grow tasty vegetables and fruits. I’m assuming the paint is mainly for looks? I’d be a little concerned about leeching potential toxins into the soil although I’m sure it’s prob negligible. Anyway, awesome job and it looks killer! If anyone even sold a turnkey barrel setup like that I’d bet it would cost a few hundred dollars. Not bad for a days work especially when DIY is so fun for us tinkerers. I’ll be making one or two of these next season. Thanks for the video!

No insulation?

cant find a barrel for under 40 dollars near me lmao. Well, I did find some for 22ish USD, but the minimum order was 40.

I watched many videos on this topic and yours was the best. Thank you!

Could I use your techniques? My one piece surround includes a ceiling

Plumber's Putty label says "Do not use on plastic parts." I use silicone instead. Thanks for sharing the video.

Which side goes in and which side goes out???

Men, women, and, the company cat thankyou! You helped me because, this side of an electron microscope, I couldn't read the instructions.

I installed a couple last year and it 10 seconds for it to turn on. I thought it was broken at first.

This type of squire pipe are not available Amazon in India why?

A dozen videos and this was the one that was exactly perfectly explaining the install! Thank you!

Do you have a video on how to change the sand or maybe some instructions. I am new to this and my sand needs to be changed.

Did you replace the brick mold with a PVC version? If not, what will prevent it from rotting again?

Yeah those cobwebs are staying lol

I totally understand what you are doing here but have a question. What if I wanted to keep the power in the room where the outlet is existing but then just add a second outlet off the existing outlet in the 'new' room? My scenario is that I want to wall mount a TV in the guest room. The guest room shares a wall with the kitchen. The existing outlet in the guest room is NOT centered to where I want to put the TV. The common wall between the guest room and the kitchen has an existing counter-high outlet in the kitchen. Instead of just flipping the box around to the guest room, I'd like to keep the outlet in the kitchen and add another outlet (slightly higher or lower) in the guest room to have power for the new TV. Is that doable?

Awesome

Hey! Thanks for your installation tips. I was wondering if you would suggest using flex pvc on this filter? I got a similar filter in Canada and it came with a 3 foot piece of flex hose.

Hi thank you the video. How often you change the sand?

Nice installation. Getting ready to do the same thing.

Thank you :)

thanks for the visual!

It would be helpful if after connecting the wires if you would include a shot of the configuration on the back of the switch before shoving it into the wall. My Leviton SureSlide dimmer has a red & black both coming from one hole on the back of the switch and another separate red wire. I’m just saying.

I'd like to know why they put the screws on the normal bed and bath doorknobs on the outside of the door...

What happened if I run out of space to put breakers? Can this be put in a breaker that is already used?