BUILDING a CURBLESS SHOWER (Recess in Floor Joists)
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- Опубліковано 3 лют 2022
- Hey Gang! We got a long one today so sit back, grab some popcorn, and get ready to learn. We packed as much information as we could about building a curbless shower on a raised foundation/ wood subfloor, in this video. We think you could walk away after watching this pretty confident in tackling it yourself, you got this! Thanks for watching and thanks for all the support on the channel. See ya on the next one!
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28 yrs in the trades and it’s always refreshing to see the artistry of a professional that enjoys his craft.
“We’re not just gonna show you the how’s, we’re gonna show you the why’s” That’s why I love this channel
I can't believe I just watched half an hour of what looks like 1/3 of a shower replacement project, and didn't realize the time go by. Amazing job at explaining what you are doing in an engaging way!
Thank you. This video gave a visual to a customer who wasn't understanding why I would have to lower the subfloor to install a curbless shower. Saved my bid and let them see that the other bidders were actually not going to solve the problem at hand.
"Easier to build a wall than to change their mind" We all felt that.
Lol!!
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These days it's usually "Easier to build a wall than to change my mind"
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@@repentandbelieveinjesuschr9495 this is the last way to witness. I'm a Christian and find this admonishing jackassery disappointing. How about become a friend to someone you actually want to befriend and genuinely love then it comes out naturally. Spouting off rhetoric online makes me want to find you and slap you. It does the very opposite of what your assumed intent is.
That's a unique solution to the flooring. You have just proved that nobody has a monopoly on great ideas.
When this is all done, see if mom won't get you a pair of pants that hasn't been mended in the posterior. You deserve that ... and a hug, you deserve that too!
Climbing into attics is why you hang onto and mend those workpants, so you don't create a new pair with a hole as well!
@@snap-off5383 I wish I could love this comment!
But my comment was in jest anyway.
Mrs Stud Pack here - the first time he wore those jeans he got hung up on a nail so I decided to patch since they were brand new but what I can’t figure out is why he has to be wearing those jeans whenever there’s a “posterior” shot 🙄😂😂😂
@@lizselleck You know how men are… we wear what’s comfortable without regard to what kind of “compromising position” we might be in. Of course, maybe Mr. Stud Pack was trying to entertain the kinder and gentler persuasion. 😂🤣😂🤣
I really enjoy how you not only explain the "how to do" but also the "why to do" of what you do. it passes on such a wealth of knowledge that I feel I can use in my own projects.
You have the heart of a roman engineer. The way you look at all the little details and polish every problem, as little as it may be.
I just bought my first home I'm doing a lil remodeling and im mudding like a pro thank you for teaching me
Cutting studs at different lengths for longer spanning repairs to avoid a hinge joint is a REALLY GOOD TIP. Always learn a lot with your content. I will try, if my older brain can do it, to file that one away.
Yes it was a good tip at 7:00 in folks.
Excellent tip, his explanations make so much sense!! Loving it. Maybe an old lady can figure this stuff out
I agree! I was thinking just build a pony wall. Thank god I’m just a dumb welder
The day you die is the last day you can grow. I believe in you. :)
It is only a five foot 4 studded wall that is unnecessary
I seriously appreciate how you’re clear as to 1.) why you need the measurements and 2.) exactly how you are to achieve them with those examples making it very clear and easy to understand how to do this properly I’ve yet to to see anyone else on all of UA-cam be so clear and helpful no matter the projects 😘
40 year Carpenter here and that was a Great in depth video. Anyone watching this to decide if this guy knows his stuff? I can't say I would do anything different. Great job.
That dewalt oscillating tool is by far one of the most useful and versatile tools I own. It just makes many jobs way easier.
I regret not buying one when they where on sale a couple months ago for 99$
When I first got into DIY I never thought the oscillating tool would be the most useful and versatile item in my toolbox. It's genuinely a lifesaver.
The Dewalt Oscillating tool has become a real go to tool for me. It is a must have for doing any remodeling. I just wish blades weren't so dang expensive; and that they lasted longer.
@@chuckburns3633 Try Harbor Freight or Grizzly for those. If you are just going for wood blades they can be gotten for about $6-$8 each. They aren't as good as the Fein blades for $16-$20 each, but almost so. Also try buying them in bulk. The expensive ones dull when you hit metal just like the cheap ones do, so why spend more? When it's important I always use a new one anyway and save the old ones for non-important cuts.
You know what's more impressive then Stud Pack's Stud Pack (LOL)? A sense of humor, and a solid knowledge of math that makes quality work possible. Great work. I learned a lot.
I so appreciate you asking "Does that make sense" several trainers/Teachers do Not ask. So I am always having to ask lots and lots of questions. Every day is a chance to learn. You are a fabulous teacher. Keep up the amazing work you do. Way to take care of your Mama. She is proud of you and your children/grandchild. Need more teachers that are as well trained and your camera work, right on!
I’ve been in the business for nearly 20 years and I still watched the full video. I like that you considered plywood in joist bays to gain more integrity in the framing 👌🏼
I work in mold remediation and I can say there is a big difference between mold (growth) and staining. Often times what people think is mold is simply water stains. The only way to know for sure is to have it tested.
I like how Jordan asks questions that maybe Paul doesn't think to elaborate on, for us viewers. You guys have one of the best channels on YT, hands down.
Lol, yeah, I've noticed how he sets him up just for us too.
100%
Two heads are always better than one! They make a great team!
@@shannonvaughan4385 jjujujjujuuuuuujjujjuujjujjujujjujjujujuuu
One of those things I learned as a kid watching the other kids playing Connect Four: It's way easier to think of the best moves as the observer.
Glad I found you. My son tried to explain the process of the new shower I want. Your video of your mothers new shower was exactly what I needed to see. Now I understand what he was explaining to me. With the exact same products you used. Thank you
The wall is definitely a good choice. More surface area for grab bars, yet still enough room to get a chair in and out. I’m a contractor & CNA. I really like your positivity and flow of delivery. Good video!
No idea if it's too late - having had an elderly parent live with me - as they get to a point where they need assistance in a shower, a hand-held shower head for the Carer to use on the patient, is key! I put both a fixed and 'head on a hose' with a diverter tap. So when she was having a good day she could do it herself and when she had a bad day the carer could shower her.
And it always makes cleaning the shower easier!
Umm
I died laughing at the photoshopped six-pack on Paul 😂 awesome sense of humor on these two. Great work guys, hope your mom/grandma recovers well and gets to enjoy her new shower for many more years!
'Shopped??? You mean to tell me that wasn't real??? Oh, the horror!!!
@@kensherwin4544 😎
I've been doing hime reno for 52 years, nice to see a guy who knows how to do things right (without the fluff). Enjoyed the vid and hope Mom gets well soon
Excellent job explaining the process. Good to see that you are very careful preserving the structural integrity of the structure. I see too many contractors cutting joist with complete disregard of the consequences. I am a licensed Civil Engineer and I appreciate your craftsmanship. Well done.👍
I get a feeling that Stud Pack is happiest when he is framing. Those pro tips on the hinge effect and pressure treated vs kiln dried lumber were pure gold! Great job as always.
Also, way to shut down all the YT commenters with, "I got seven women telling me..." Nuff said, LOL
I've learned a long time ago when a woman tells you she wants something a particular way you just do it. That's not an argument you're going to win.
It is an ancient and oft-told story....
Exactly. :) I loved the "It's just easier to build a wall than to change their minds."
@@Khaab00 I've learned that you can often gently nudge in the right direction but you gotta do it juuust right. Inception basically hahaha.
@@cdurkinz EXACTLY, you make them think it was their idea to begin with, just a very kind and gentle nudge and poof it’s magic.
Having just bought a house and starting my bathroom reno, I can't tell you how valuable these videos are to me right now! Keep up the awesome work, and your mom/grandma is so lucky to have you guys!
Got a permit?
Repent to Jesus Christ “Consequently, faith comes from hearing the message, and the message is heard through the word about Christ.”
Romans 10:17 NIV
@@mabo988 is his mother house lol he dont need a permit
This is America. If you’re getting permits you ain’t living right.
I remember watching Bob Vila when I was little. Your presentation style mirrors his almost perfectly and I love it. Great information. Thank you!
Just wanted to come here and say: anytime I do a job that I haven’t done before, I always check Stud Pack first. It’s so valuable to have this resource knowing there’s someone I trust that will show me how to do something THE RIGHT way. That’s the key. 👍 I appreciate you guys
you hit the nail on the head!
This reminds me of my grandpa and I. He had the same positive demeanor as you both and taught me so much. He passed a couple years ago but as I remodel my kitchen I find myself wishing I could ask him questions and this channel has been nothing but an amazing resource. You two are awesome!
From content to filming to editing, you guys are hitting on all cylinders. Everything is credible, useful, and entertaining. Love it.
Like my friend said when we was doing a rehab remodel... she wanted the Reese cup🥤 🍵 ☕ 🏆. Far out dude. 2022 Johnny Bravo 😎 🆒️
Your videos have been helpful as we prepare to renovate our bathroom, including a curb-less shower. While we are having professionals do the work, we like to understand the process enough to ask questions as necessary. The pride and care you take in your work is so refreshing. Thanks!
Your mother must be so proud of you. Great job. God bless.
These guys are the real deal...happy to get the work done and happy to show how it's done with the right tips. Also going as far as to explain WHY they are doing something this or that way...again happily doing so, never change Stud Pack!
Lots of work in a short time! Great job on the floor design! At 91,im certain that "Mom" will appreciate the privacy the wall gives, and glass won't allow you to add any grab bars if needed.
Thx Al 👊👍
a solid half wall (with glass covering the other half) would allow grab bars and prevent the door from hitting the glass.
@@StudPack watch out, sounds like Al is going to try and swoop in to be your step dad ......
LMAO @ "It was easier for me to build a wall than change their minds" awesome! ... Great vid! Love the way you explain and show all the steps without getting too bogged down! Great pace.
The fact that you’re doing this for your mom is what defines a true “Stud.” 👍🏽🇺🇸
yeah, but she is 92. What took you guys so long to do this for her?
Hope your mom gets better soon guys. Watching how you guys decided to fix your little dilemma. That's a great idea and you even made the new subfloor event stronger the previous floor, This is a excellent idea for updating a kitchen or bathroom floor where a lot of weight is placed and you need the extra strength.
When I used to do jobs like this ,I got more satisfaction from the re-framing than the finished product. Had that same feeling looking at the stud's work !
That’s cus it’s one and the same the studs transfer to finish product.
“My framing looks like finish work and my finish work belongs in magazines”
It’s all about knowing our strengths and weeknesses…one of my weeknesses is spelling
My other weekness is starting to be my body…but I bought 2 cnc machines and learning that so I can keep pushing.
The hardest part of the job is dealing with ungrateful people. They can't find anything to criticize because you do great work so by making themselves look better they have to find fault in a cigarette butt. Contractors should have a site where they can share information on customers. That way you can avoid those customers in the future. They can do do it themselves and really have a reason to complain when they screw it all up. Too much ego on their part. As a remodeling manager for many years I have seen it all. You guys did a great job.
I’m a paraplegic and this is a dream shower for me. Beautiful!
I love the way you all pull together as a family. Hope your Mom is feeling better. She has some great kids and Mother's are a national treasure , enjoy every minute you have left. I wish I still had my Mother
I've been doing this kind of work for 40 years and have learned, like you have, not to let "the perfect be the enemy of the good". What I can't figure out is how you manage to make coherent and entertaining video while doing the job. Hat's off!!!
I agree, and to boot working with your son together as a team nice job!
You are so thorough on your explanations, as a seasoned remodeler, you’re teaching me some great tricks!
This has got to be one of my new favorite channels. It's such a great energy for a channel, clear, practical and explanatory in a way that doesn't make me feel dumb or waste time.
Back in the day, my must see Saturday morning viewing was a PBS broadcast titled "This Old House". Unfortunately that broadcast has changed over the years to be nothing more than corporate advertising [IMO]. Luckily Stud Pack has arrived on the scene! Daily I check for a new episode. I've learn more from watching Stud Pack than any other channel on UA-cam. Has Stud Pack ever considered reaching out to your local PBS broadcaster? Your hands-on practical style and teamwork is always refreshing and rewarding to watch.
Luckily Stud Pack has arrived on the scene!
"Easier to build the wall than to change their minds." 😉😀
Stud Pack you guys keep rockin' it! Keep up the great videos, great instruction, great tips, AND great "projects". Your remodels are almost always in the "practical" realm for DIY folks: attacking common "problems" that "we" want (or need) to attack also. Your instructional style keeps it moving quickly but still pauses to cover the key details very clearly, not only explaining HOW you do certain things but WHY. Hats off to your editing that blasts through the slow and repetitive stuff!
Love the communication between you, the personality including humor, the why behind your choices, and the overall editing. Very nice!
I would have cut out the sheetrock for the top "plate." that way you have wood to wood framing which is much more shear resistant than having the sheetrock gap, and it makes it really easy to spot where you need the nailer. AND you can pass the nailer up through the hole.
Really like the shower valve on the opposite wall from the shower head! No more getting wet turning on the shower. Pretty slick
And mum can't accidentally grab it for stability and unintentionally turn the temperature up!
I'm impressed with your building knowledge. Moreover, I'm very impressed with your relationships with your family. There is a lot of love and respect. You and your wife have done a magnificent job with your children.
Repent to Jesus Christ
“Consequently, faith comes from hearing the message, and the message is heard through the word about Christ.”
Romans 10:17 NIV
@@repentandbelieveinjesuschr9495
Amen.
hey guys, love this stuff. been building and renovating full time for 5 years, you guys are methodical, economical and have a great attitude. keep up the good work! i know how un-fun crawling through fiberglass is, props.
Just want to leave a comment talking about how good of a natural presenter you are. Don’t see enough praise for it but you are a great host. Feels like I’m watching a high production value tv show.
Agreed, no arrogance, obviously good natured and wise/plenty of foresight. Great combo in a human being and we are lucky they choose to share!
Absolutely agreed. This content is criminally underrated - be sure to sub and get alerts so it kicks him up a bit in the algos.
For anyone redoing a bathroom, making the shower future ready is a great idea. It just take a small event for plans to change. If a shower is already ready at the house, it makes the transition that much easier. Great work guys!
It is so awesome that you love your mother dearly and can do all that work for her. God bless you both.
Thank you. I’m glad I found your channel. I’m 61 and I plan on buying an older house when I retire in two years. I don’t like bathtubs, so one thing I’m sure I’ll need to do is convert a tube into a shower.
Good for you mentioning the ADA standards and especially the space required for a wheelchair to turn around. When you build the ramp for your mom that is another opportunity to share some important information.
Definitely always best practice to remove damaged materials but On some applications the minwax penetration wood rot prevention is a option. Once it’s scraped out apply let dry and epoxy into area rot free if hard to reach areas - scab on a block to finish off -
There was nothing New for me in this video, but it has been half a century since I last did any framing. A Review is always nice. I don't remember what I had for supper yesterday, however, it's nice to remember how I did my work in my teens.
Thank you.
The way you take a mess of s worksite and make it manageable is really cool...and the way you've grown into your UA-cam channel feels just as organic and easy. Kudos to all of you!
Awesome stuff! I like how you framed the recessed floor out, all great ideas. I’m sure those ledgers add some strength back after notching the joist out too.
A tip from a non pro - ditch all the blades and get Diablo everything. They cut like butter and last forever. Even when you hit nails with that circular saw. Multi tool, saws, everything. They’re worth it.
As a Tile Contractor who does this to get my slopes In I would be amazed if I was subbed out by you. Perfect base for tile work!
Aint that th truth! I think in 30 yrs i have maybe run across 4 or 5 floors that i didnt have to prep ! These guys would make it easy!
Love y'all and your real life job site encounters.
My comment about "My Mom she needs it simple", is that seniors need hand held sprayers for hard to reach areas and it needs to be an uncomplicated "turn this, move that, step here" procedure. Ideally controls should be placed about the same general height as the mixing valve as they can get vertigo from looking up/down.
Thanks again for sharing all your expertise with us, your electronic extended family.
Amazing work. You are a dear son. Your mom should be proud.
This is really impressive. I can guarantee if you had hired someone to do this they would not have gone squeezing into that tiny space to make it work. You're a good son to take care of your mom in this way!
No joke! I tried to hire a few different builders, and I got the impression that they were thinking, "Not for any amount of money." So, maybe I'll do it. Can I borrow your tools? All I have is a miter saw
I sympathize with crawling into that low-clearance attic, trying to maneuver a drill, screw, and block while lying across joists, backing out blind, etc. At least it wasn't August. :)
This video is "packed" with tips/tricks ... and solid solutions.
18:22 minutes into the video. My favorite part. I've always wondered how to utilize a lazer level to its fullest and that board trick was spot on. Thanks for another tool for the toolbox. I love what you guys do. Keep posting.
Liked and subscribed. This *exact* project is what my parents need in their home, but I don't have the skills to take it on. However, after watching this, when I hire someone to do it, I know I'm going to be armed with the right knowledge to make sure that my parents get a safe and quality walk-in shower. Thank you StudPack! BTW, I love that you've got this as a family affair. A man knows he raised his boys right when they are best friends!
Amazing work, guys. I have such a deep appreciation for how thorough your work is. Your dedication to your craft is exemplary and encouraging. I humbly offer you a motto for your business: “StudPack: Where Excellence and Integrity Meet!” (Still praying for your mom❤️)
I appreciate your wisdom. I'm doing the same thing for a friend. I have 40+ years in remodel construction and 30+ years in tile installation, and in all those years of work, the most important thing I've learned is that I never stop learning.
I love how you describe the details of the measurements in regards to the materials you are using, very helpful.
Thanks, Chuck
You are the dad that we all needed! Thank you for all the amazing videos.
The only problem I have with this video and your other is that you make it look easy. Lol.
How’s and Why’s, that’s the reason your channel is so valuable to the DIY community.
I restored a 100+ year old house. There wasn't a straight line in the place. I learned quickly to use story poles to make measurements. Great job!
Any reduction in strength of the floor joists by reducing their depth is more than compensated for by the members provided to each side to support the floor panels. Love the work you do.
Is that true? I would think that the only added strength related to those members comes from the sheer strength of the screws holding those boards. If the screws break, the boards fall to the ground. Therefore the boards themselves provide no support to fight against gravity, no?
@@m.zehner7145 the boards were also extended to the frame of the house on the far end as well for support, but very good questions.
They put ledger boards, if there’s a leak to rust the screws there’s bigger problems.
Great explanations, clear, exact and easy to follow. I am looking forward to seeing more of your projects.
Nice job brother! You know what's up! I left you a comment a while back on using the rope for your spacing on walls! The way you are doing that floor is absolutely the right way! I am a 30 yr tile guy people so you should listen to this man and follow his methods 100% !
First video!
You just built our shower! Although, ours is on a slab. At 70, a walk in curb-less shower is essential.
Great job taking care of your mom! You just earned another follower. 👍🏼
Hey Studpack. I worry about your eyes. You both should be wearing the correct tint safety glasses when using lasers. Even low powered green lasers are strong enough to do damage.
Wow!!! These videos are always awesome and super helpful to watch!!! I’m actually trying to do a repair now with no knowledge of what to to do!! Keep up the videos guys and the good vibes while making these videos!!
Where we live we have a replica old deep tub, beautiful, but being disabled & 65, we would prefer just a shower. 😢
God bless you for doing this for your mother! 🙏 ❤📖👏👏❤️🙏
It's nice listening to smart people for a change. Thank you!
WALK-IN-TUBS: Please do your homework as they have improved!
Just like many, I too was worried about filling and draining issues. I took a chance and ended up getting one installed in my new modular home. If done correctly the issues aren't that bad. Most of these tubs have a hand held shower so you can use it while filling the tub to keep you warm (before getting in the tub, turn on hot water and shower the seat to warm it up or get heated seats).
You could also install a heat lamp above it, which was recommended but I opted out with no regret.
Make sure your hot water tank is big enough or install hot water on demand where you'll have unlimited hot water.
FILLING UP my 70 gallon (Cdn) walk-in-tub took 8 MINUTES in November (probably a bit less in the Summer?) and about 10-11 minutes in Jan-Feb. The reason it takes longer is because the (municipal) water going to my hot water on demand system is colder in the Winter and the hot water on demand system slows down the flow to keep up, so make sure you have a fairly high BTU system. (mine is 180,000BTU)
DRAINING the tub ONLY takes one and half MINUTES! Again, do your homework as they don't all drain that fast! I saw one that could drain in 10 seconds! I also noticed that I am not cold when draining as I like hot water therefore, when the water drains, it takes a while to feel the coolness (like coming out of a steam bath). One could also use the hand held shower to keep warm but it would take longer to drain or use the heat lamp. (don't forget that you can't turn on the heat lamp from inside the tub so you might want to figure out a way to turn it on remotely). Some tubs, like mine, have a safety latch so you can't accidentally bump the handle and open the door.
THE PROBLEM with these tubs that are installed in hospitals and senior homes is that they are VERY large to accommodate everyone and as STUD PACK mentioned, it takes forever to fill. I have seen some tubs that actually store the water in a tank beside the tub and can fill the tub in one or two minutes.
ME: I am a male in my 50s and I have a condition called Arthrogryposis Multiplex Congenita (AMC) and am able to walk but not sure of my future so my new house is pretty much ADA compliant and yes I have a curbless shower too which I like much more than my walk-in shower as they have a curb.
The tub I finally got was the OASIS by Safety Bath. So far I love it but I find it's missing some things like a power control for the jets/bubbles but I wanted it because the back is reclined AND the seat is angled (other tubs don't have an angled seat) but it can be harder to get out.
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I don't know why I watch your videos as I can't do renos because of my condition but they are so well made and entertaining!
KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK GUYS!!!
Thanks for mentioning the walk in tub filling/draining issues, as this is often overlooked. We looked into those tubs when we first ran into some health and mobility issues with my mom (and she’s only 70!); the dealer kept calling and trying to pressure us into buying one for over 2 years. We’re doing a completely off grid home so water and energy conservation is a key area, and we won’t even have city pressure levels. I’m looking at having to set up a dual system with on demand propane hot water for summer and a water jacket and tank system off a wood cook stove for winter.
Agreed! the physics of just how much water those things use and how long it takes to fill is glossed over (or ignored) during sales pitches. This curbless shower is a MUCH better option! There's a big business ripping out those expensive walk-in tubs and replacing with regular showers.
look for my comment... they have improved. I bought one in late 2021...
@@yvongauthier4409 sorry I can’t find it, there’s a lot of comments! It’s good to know they are improving, but we will be running on rainwater catchment with a very, very small off grid plumbing system. 12v RV pump… we had planned for a bigger system initially, but life happens and things change.
Great job! Excellent explanations of why and how we do things right. Glad the "pilates" in the attic was included so people can see the not-so-easy work evolved too. Looking forward to more videos. Appreciate you guys sharing your talents. Keep up the quality work.
I'm an amatuer, but do allot of my own work. This is the ONLY post I have watched all the way thru. EXCELLENT JOB sir!!!
one of the things I like about this channel is the creative ways that you ask for likes. keep up the good work!
Will you be covering how make your shower bed and how to do a proper slope?
You guys are killing it!!
From one remodeler to another, y’all do some really nice work. Great knowledge you’re conveying to others.
Love how you broke everything down step by step with why each step was taken. Thank you so much for putting out content like this!!!
Cool thx General 👊
Really like watching you guys work your way through problems, very helpful!
I'm in agreement with your thoughts on a giant tub. Years ago we considered a huge jet tub until my plumber (bless him) told us his observations, similar to yours, about giant tubs. We did a quick think and bought a standard sized tub and have never regretted the decision. A different thought, old people get cold easily and that is a large shower. Maybe you could address in a coming video heating the shower and bathroom?
look for my comment... they have improved. I bought one in late 2021...
Informative, straightforward, clearly explained, no nonsense, AND entertaining! Great work!
I absolutely love these videos you all put together. The effort put in to taking time to expressly describe every detail is extremely helpful and enlightening.
Might be too late now, but it looked like there were some drywall anchors poking through from the other side; now's a good opportunity to add some blocking so you can use some real screws to mount whatever's next door (they looked like nice Flip-Toggle ones but all drywall anchors drive me nuts).
Seen that too w/ same thought.
haha I also saw that and thought they should put some blocking in. my guess is it is the toilet paper holder.
"Its alot easier to build a wall than change a woman's mind" - put that on a T-shirt!
LOVE YOUR CHANNEL!!!! SUCH AN AMAZING FATHER & SON DUO❤❤ & PROVIDING YOUR MOTHER WITH A SAFE & BEAUTIFUL BATHROOM IS HEARTWARMING!!!! SHE IS BLESSED!!! THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR ACT OF LOVE & KINDNESS!!! ❤
Your one of,the guys that’s actually a professional on UA-cam. And you seem like a great dude. Good job