Adam Savage Repairs His Ugg Boots!
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- It's the night before Christmas, and Adam sneaks away to the shop for a quick repair job on his indoor Ugg boots! Yes, Adam loves these boots for wearing inside the house, and repairs the sole on one boot using trust barge cement. It's a quick fix-it job that's done in one single shot!
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No smart wool socks link?
I prefer Darn Tough over Smartwool socks. I gave up “bagged” socks a few years ago for merino, and never looked back.
If they needed repair after only six month Adam should drop this sponsor deal and find a real ugg boot from a real Australian uggie maker.
Mine have lasted over fifteen years of daily use and counting without needing repair.
Buy real Aussie!
put some vasoline around the rim of that can of barge. I've glued to many cans of contact cement never to be opened again
We'll see you tomorrow to fix the right one.
At this point I'm convinced I'll watch this man do anything.
🤣
fuckin same here
I mean - there's something of a zen in the practiced hand. There's something to learn from this man in even the simplest tasks.
I’d watch adam putz around the shop doing anything and everything I put a playlist on while I’m doing things in my shop he is good company😁
@SAMCA San Andreas that episode was fantastic
A ten minute repair of almost one single shot entirely in real time.
Adam's self filming skills are improving
Almost pretty sure it was just one. 👍
Toughest part of the build was getting the glue can open.
@@donsample1002 they have special wrenches in the plumbing section of home depot for cans just like this that hold pvc glue.
Honestly, what I respect most about this man is, that he's probably one of the most in-touch-with-themselves person ever.
He doesn't feel like he needs to explain his preferences or defend liking things others might call him out on (sewing, wearing uggs, etc.).
This man is such a good role model for how to combat toxic masculinity. He just don't care if others think he's less of a man because he likes certain things, he knows that he doesn't have to prove himself to others, because he gets all the validation he needs from being at peace with himself.
Really, this channel is what I fucking need in this pandemic and I love each and every person that is working to keep these videos up!
Thanks Adam and the Tested team for being wholesome as fuck!
don’t forget how he did mythbusters too
lmao this nigga wears uggs
I couldn't agree more. I see a lot of myself in Adam when it comes to his specific curiosities and somewhat sporadic making. However I have always had a problem with self image/worth. I've been watching this channel almost daily for 2 years now and don't know how to thank him and the team enough. He has really taught me to be myself, especially throughout these troubling times. Enormous props to everyone at Tested and Adam for being the best role model I never knew I needed. Keep up the amazing work you guys(:
Adam doesn’t care just like men who you call toxic males don’t care what you think. Thanks for the comment. Ive been watching Adam for yrs. Not once did I question his masculinity. I like watching his videos. There’s nothing wrong with learning how to glue your shoes to fix them. He is trying to glue to different surfaces together. Something many would find difficult.
Just to add something, I loved myth busters.. I love fixing and building things in my shop, At one point I built machines at work as well.. I may also dress differently them some men, but I also don’t care what others think..
The moment I knew I was old: When I got a pair of socks for Christmas, and was happy about it.
your old when you look forward to getting them
adam is old enough for house slippers
Happened this year for me
Compression socks for the win. The good ones are 20+ USD. Most my relatives in medical field so they always down for new compression socks 😄
Just bought eight pairs of Darn Though Socks with my Xmas money. Feel really good about it.
To the person who commented about watching paint dry a few episodes ago, I raise you, watching glue dry.
Aussie here and Adam has to be the first American I've seen wear uggs how you're supposed to. They're an indoor boot you wear around the house, NOT take them outside in winter!
You already have indoor shoes. They're called feet.
@@joeybaseball7352 Shoes are something you put on your feet.
Twas the night before Christmas, and all through the house, not a creature was stirring, not even a THWACK THWACK THWACK!
LOL- Good one.
Amazing! 😂
Yeah that moment reminded me of the alcatraz boat scene
Sumsup this episode pretty well, "Less yack-yack, more thwack-thwack"
As a former shoemaker (which nonsensically means shoe repair person as cobblers make shoes) I approve of this video. I used to glue soles in this exact way, either using a heat gun or an oven depending on circumstance. Same glue and everything. And yes it smells great.
My spouse had some cork sandals with a strap that came loose. It looked like it would be tricky to reattach properly. After looking at it for a minute I realized the best way to fix it, take it to the local cobbler.
Shoemaker. Cobblers make shoes, shoemakers repair them.
@@Glassbane No.
@@Glassbane Cordwainers make [leather] shoes. Cobblers repair shoes.
@@Sasha-1313 I’m a cobbler and I can confirm this. I can also confirm how frustrated I get when people call us shoe makers
Oh jeez
The best part is Adam rhyming house with house several times. Makes him even more personable.
Never mind, “Never the twain shall be rent asunder again” is much better.
I'm kind of amazed to find this because I was literally doing EXACTLY THIS when I saw this upload
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@@tested I'm making a pair of Hoth boots to be precise!
I can say from experience, hot glue does not work.
@@DaveMcAnulty But what about Hoth glue?
@@roguishpaladin I'm dead
Taking off shoes, in the house, is customary! I always get a sense of relief when I enter a home with the same idea!
I absolutely LOVE my Uggs. I’ve been wearing them for years. It started when I lived in Huntington Beach during my high school years. Now 30 years later I live in Phoenix and still wear them during the winter. Everyone, including my wife makes fun of me. I don’t care. They’re too comfortable. They’re awesome.
In western “society” men get teased too much!! People should practice not making fun of people!!
Adam having to leave the house on Christmas seemed a little upset with his Uggs and used the hammer to get his REVENGE.
Lightweight hammer, have to compensate with force. And maybe a little upset lmao
Ackchyually, I think you'll find that the implement in question is technically a "thwacker".
As it says in my favorite book on leather working, "Barge: Big Macho Stuff. Only use it in a well-ventilated area; it has toluol and will turn your brain into wheat hearts."
Question from a non-American: Is Barge the only brand of contact cement you guys have? Or is it just the one that everyone uses?
On maker youtube I hear the Barge brand name used pretty much as a generic term - like Kleenex or Band-aid
@@pileofstuff It's the best contact cement we have access too. Elmer's, and several other brands, make a contact cement. However, as a leather craftsman I can attest, none work like Barge.
Although Elliot is correct. It's cancer in a can. I use it an a ventilated area with a respirator. Because why not.
@@pileofstuff There are lots of contact cements. Barge became really popular with leather craft hobbyists in the 60s, as at the time it was one of the few that was available in smaller than industrial quantities. Also, it holds while staying flexible, which is important for leather work but not so much for laminating counter tops, etc.
@@pileofstuff even in Australia we have barge and boy if you have older can of it it is insane how much you can do with it they must have changed the recipe somewhere the newer stuff isn't quite as aggresive
@@Tater_Lord The most accessible Barge contact cement in the US is toluene free. Their original formula with toluene in the red and yellow can is harder to find and works noticeably differently than the other formulas. I imagine the toluene containing formula is hard to find in other parts of the world, including Australia.
New, on Adam Savage's Tested, the one-take build.
The series we get one episode of every two years.
One reason that I watch Adam do things is because he sometimes says things like, "Never the twain shall be rent asunder again" and I love it.
I got my first pair of Uggs in 1980, I remember dancing around the lounge room in them to that song Moscow by Genghis Khan that was released during the Moscow olympics ..they have been popular in Australia for decades. The original Ugg was made in Australia.
The "Ugg Brand" was sold to an American shoe company in early 2000 and it got pitched to American's as an outdoor fashion shoe.
A lot of copyright and trademark issues since "Ugg" is a style of australian sheepskin house boot/slipper and its made by several companies.
Recommend buying Australian, more variety, styles, colours, better quality too.
Had no idea Uggs went so far back!
@@boxhead6177 Trademark issues included shutting down any Ugg makers in Australia. These yanks are ruthless.
@@chris-hayes back to the 60s
I’d kill to watch Adam and James May build something together.
someone needs to make this happen..
I thought the same thing after I saw the trailer for Tori and Richard's show!
Yes! Pleas!
he could repair a 2x4 plank in a one day build and it would still be amazing to watch
I was shocked when I saw the separation, cause mine never did that; then I saw they weren’t actual Ugg brand and it made more sense
I like how Adam opens the can then wipes his hands on his pants. I no longer feel alone in my slovenliness.
Cringed hard at this
@@colinstu "Cringe" is so overused. If you did actually cringe at someone else wiping glue on their pants... wow.
@@watcherofwatchers Use a rag or a paper towel or something, I can't imagine why wiping it on your pants would be acceptable?
Now he could potentially wipe that glue onto anything he sits on or brushes against.
Let me guess, when you sneeze you do it right into your hand and wipe it on your shirt too? Glue or boogers, don't wipe it on yourself.
@@colinstu i did too, I was like “oh no I hope those were work pants”
@@colinstu Who cares? They are his pants. End of story.
watching Adam repair his shoes is a great way to spend Sunday morning.
my aunt gave me really colorful socks for christmas one year. like loudly obnoxiously colorful socks. i put them on and fell in love with them and every year i always hope for something similar. they're silly and comfy and im with Adam on this, socks make some awesome gifts to receive.
I feel extremely validated, having just bought myself a pair before Christmas! Love them!
Easily one of my favorite one day builds ever. Something cathartic about seeing a common persons problem being fixed so easily and knowledgeably. Thank you Adam!
I just spent 12 mins of my Sunday watching glue being applied.
✌
Yup ... and it felt wholesome. =)
One might say you were glued to the screen.
@@chris-hayes ba dum tss /O
And I'm not even mad about it
When I saw the title I thought 'I can't see how this is going to be interesting for 12 minutes'. Why did I ever doubt you Adam. An uncut joy of knowledge, interest and learning!
Oh man, back in the day when I was into car restoration as a hobby I used this extremely slightly pliable cement for things like platic interior trim repair of instrument panel surrounds etc. It was EVIL smelling. And it held like a dobermann with lockkjaw. The worse it smells, the better it works.
Good to know, I have some minor shoe AND car interior trim to repair. Barge glue it is. Side question, if you know. Adam mentioned thinking it down a touch as possible, though he opted not to. Would that be with mineral spirits or isopropyl, or some other thinning agent? Thanks!
@@JesseCohen Depends on the material. Each of these glues should have a TDS (Technical data sheet) available at their manufacturers' websites. A trick I used to use with the trim was if I need to fix say a plastic stud, I would use a plastic drinking straw as a mold. The straw goes over the stud, seal the bottom with something like play-doh, and out the glue in the sraw. You need some kind of former or mold; the stuff will tend to run all over. There are fairly inexpensive plastic welding kits now, but thre's a learning curve.
Ugg slippers are amazing.
This was super cool! I'm a cobbler by trade and have been fixing shoes for over 8 year's, and this is basically what I do every single day! Only thing I would've done differently is sanded off the old glue, because it might cause problems again in the future. But like you said, Uggs are the perfect material for contact cement, and you even use the same stuff we use!
All joking aside, I did learn that I've been using contact cement incorrectly my entire life. I gave up on it years ago (especially for shoe repair) because it never held longer than a month or so. I was sticking things together far too wet. Thanks for the info on how to use it correctly. Looking forward to trying again!
Adam's one day build - opening a stubborn can of contact cement.
This checks out.
I read this right as he grabbed it “my favorite contact cement”.
@@tested hey Adam, I have a maker challenge for you. Make a Swedish log bowl from a hardwood log, ONLY USING TRADITIONAL WOODWORKING HAND TOOLS. No power tools allowed
@@pacificcoastpiper3949 That sounds like fun! I love traditional old woodworking hand tools. 💕
@@CatalinaThePirate it’s a blast, watch the UA-cam channel chop with Chris if you want to see how exactly it is done
I just watched a grown man glue his women’s Ugg boot.
2021 is complete.
Uggs are not women's boots.
Well, these ones were sold as such.
@@giglefreakz Well he does say in the open that they're size 15 women's. but they just look like boots to me.
adam is not just a grown man he is a Legend! :D
Adam, the lid of my barge cement is also always cemented shut. WD-40 the threads after you clean them.
You can just put a plastic bag or gloves over it before you close the lid and it will be easier to open next time
Easier trick from leather worker: put Vaseline on the cap treads. Works remarkably well! My can of barge is almost empty, having used it for over six months, and the can is still easy to open.
Hi Adam, I'm Brazilian and a lot of your fan, I got you on Mythbusters and I discovered your channel for a while, man how many incredible videos are your fan 😊😁✌
The sad thing about ugg boots was the family that designed, named and sold them for many decades here in Oz were suddenly sued about 10 yrs ago by a high end NY store for selling ugg boots which they had been doing before copyrights were a thing and this poor old family business was crushed by an army of lawyers and money just so the NY shop could be the only ones who could sell ugg boots. Sad story I think about every time I hear the name.
I’m a cobbler and I do this all the time. Another thing you can do is peal the sole back just a little bit further. This is because the glue that’s already there is likely going to wear out as well. Also after you let the glue sit for about 5 minutes you then put the upper back onto the sole. When gluing you’ll want to put as much on there you can. Then to get rid of the overflow glue (after it dries) you’ll take a piece of runner or an eraser and rub it off. Works like a charm.
I have a pair of house sandals that I wear exclusively inside, they're very comfortable and I dread the day that they give out on me.
Send them to adam😂
Adam I just can’t get enough of your content I love you positive attitude and these days I really need an escape . Thank you and being that I was a full time jeweler foe 23 years I really miss the day in and day out problem solving to get to a finished product or repair
I always fund it funny how he is not afraid to make a mess of his shop. Tossing nails on the floor, and also apparently wiping glue on his clothes.
I like the one-shot style. When we're listening, we don't need low f stop depth of field close ups. We don't need cuts to different angles. There's a level of authenticity that a single shot gives that is lost on edited videos. This feels more intimate and genuine.
Vizzini: "No more RHYMING! I *mean* it!"
Fezzik: "Anyone want a peanut?"
AHHHHHHHH!
Heh-heh-heh!
I see what you did there...
Socks are legitimately my favorite Christmas gift.
The sound of that Teflon thwacker when Adam brought it out hitting the table was so satisfying.
Adam is the DIY version of Bob Ross - happy little Uggs.
I live in Alaska and love my uggs.
btw, just finished reading Every Tools a Hammer. Really enjoyed it! Thanks Adam for sharing that with us. I learnt a lot!
Yessss! Thank you for telling me how to properly use cement glue!
Our Prop shop in the theater is down the hall from Wardrobe. We always know when they’re doing shoe repair because the smell of barge comes floating down the hall. I love the smell of barge in the morning.
Actually quite surprised Adam didn't just simply dye a pair of lighter color size 15's!??
It can be a real pain, you never know how the material will take a dye. If he was after a very particular shade/color then it's way easier to spend the time and effort to just buy one already that color. It would be different if he wanted black, or a dark brown or whatever but charcoal bluegray is a hard one.
@@MordantMagic - Totally see your point/agree, though my faith in Adam's abilities, especially having watched every season of MythBusters (mostly) convinces me otherwise. All's good... more often than not, the simplest solution (providing one exists) is often the best solution :) Peace & Happy New Year!
@@MordantMagic Speaking from experience, Uggs with (I think I used Rit) black dye come out exactly like what he has.
Well if he did go for that option he probably could've got a men's size and not have to go up to 15 lol.
Never in my life have I met a man wearing uugs that I respect... until now
That says far more about you than anyone who wears uggs.
A little Teflon tape around the threads of that barge can and it will open every time.
Indeed. Also, channel-lock pliers work better when turned towards the lower jaw (similar to a pipe wrench).
Petroleum jelly on the treads, works and stops rusting together.
Nice tips with the Teflon and Petroleum Jelly suggestions.
It's like learning from the best dad ever. Thanks, dad!
Many's a pair of shoes I've repaired with rubber cement. Or Gripfill.
rubber cement isn't good for this, because its really meant to be a 'semi-bond, so that you can still take it apart. What you really want is "contact cement"--- they are completely different.
@@calholli Yeah, but 99% of people call contact cement "rubber cement". We used rubber cement for layups for newspaper ads, pre-computer.
@@calholli The stuff I use is called Evostik 528. I assume it's the same as 'Barge' glue - it also smells deeply intoxicating.
Adam enjoying Uggs and not caring what anybody thinks is the best thing ever.
I asked - _asked_ - for socks this Christmas.
Ha. Me too. Got 2 pairs of thick hiking socks
Right????
My wife got me Star Wars and Snoopy socks. They're great!
some years ago a friend asked for socks and got a new console (it as pretty cheap to be fair but still)
Oh my god I'm so glad I'm not the only one. My place is freezing and I hate having to do multiple loads of laundry in a week because I ran out of socks!
I personally wear mahabis around the house. But I have to tip my hat to Ugg. My wife (who is Australian) really wanted to get our daughter a pair of Uggs while we were visiting Australia. She got her this kick ass navy blue pair with a cool stitching pattern. A few days later we had made our way to Argentina and as our Daughter was being carried one of the boots fell off. We immediately doubled back and tried to look for the missing boot but it was no where to be seen. I went back later to look again but nothing. At that point we had to just say it was missing but we kept the boot we had. A couple months later we tell the story to my father in law in Australia, he says “let me go ask the factory if they have a spare boot we can buy, it not far”. So he pops up to the factory and they don’t have anything left like that... but they ended up making a special one off right boot,for free no less.
excellent customer service is the way a brand gains long term customers. Thats a great story.
YES! Adam you go and tell them boys can wear ugg boots too
No, uggs are for girls but he lives in tbe city so he might get away with it.
I've actually had the glue take after being on a surface outside in the cold (but not exposed to direct sunlight) for weeks during autumn, joined that onto a freshly applied and dry (after like 10 minutes of air drying) surface, after like 2 or 3 years it's still holding up quite a bit of weight! Sometimes this glue is literal magic.
Bahaha!!! I literally did this last year to my wife's uggs with e6000 and a couple clamps hahaha we even said "they are talking" lol
Adam is like the handy uncle who knows everything to me. I can watch him apply glue to a shoe and yet I still feel like I've learned 10 different bits of skill just from that (don't be too proud to use a vice to open a can, get the right tools, using a little stick to prop it open, edge to edge, etc...). One day, I hope my kids will watch this channel and find it just as insightful and fun :)
Ugg boots. The second best contraceptive after crocks.
My podiatrist recommended me wearing Crocs for my specific foot type. I tried to only wear them on weekends and in the evenings.
Yeah, I imagine wearing nothing but Crocs would not be very sexy.
Nope, #1 goes to the clasic military general issue BCG - Birth Control Glases.
Growing up and living in the Northeastern United States for most of my life, Ugg boots were everywhere, and for good reason: they’re super warm and perfect for winter. Also in college crocs were the only shoes I ever wore in the communal showers. Anything else was way too slippery for me
Just looking like adam can make you sterile
Fanny pack and uggs? Mr. Savage your sense of style is impeccable!
ADAM: "I call this the, 'Steve Jobs: Midwest Mom' look."
I've worn out 3 pairs and working on my 4th pair of uggs. Love them.
Didn't know adam was secretly a blond teenage girl at Starbucks 😂
Innit though... Lady boots 🤠
Cheerleading t-shirt in the southern US in april, with those short soffe shorts and a pair of uggs. Whip cream a mile high. You want some coffee with that drink Ashlynn? Climbs in the back of a large crew cab diesel pickup, bro country blasting. Dad goes "you good now girl?" and they take off, honking at the prius in front of them "goin' too damn slow"
OMG. Fer Sure!
naw, it's just he takes influences from and and all sources, like Bruce Lee said
@@Zach-h2l when the chai latte flows into a pot it becomes the pot when it flows into a cup it becomes the cup...be chai my friend :D
YES Smartwool socks! Always the best. I keep a brand new pack of socks in my closet for when i'm having a bad day, I can slip on a brand new fresh pair of never worn socks, and it makes it a little bit better.
Hey Adam, next time you need a set of Ugg boots (an Aussie invention), the best place to buy them is Australia. They come in any colour including pink.
I honestly enjoy hearing you talk about the movies you helped do
Look at him geeking at a pair of comfy boots. Can relate. :-P
Adam you should do a casual repair series of videos out of everyone on this planet I trust you on all things handcrafted
This is actually tool tip, first 4 minutes is Adam showing how effective the glue is
One of my most cherished treasures are my pair of men’s size 13, tall (even with the top folded over and a wide cuff of soft wool showing they are taller than the model Adam has) original made in Australia UGG boots. These are the ones that have colorful embroidered details on the top edge. These tall men’s boots haven’t been made for at least 20 years and are so comfortable it’s probably illegal.
I came here to judge Adam's wear of Uggs, but as slippers that makes total sense. As I dog owner, I understand the need for slipper with a sole, bc those cute critters bring in water, mud, etc. you don't want to get on your feet!
Today, as of 9:19 AM, 13,024 people have watched Adam rebuild his boot. And we are happy. lol
I wear Ugg’s. Them aussies know how to make a good boot. Although I don’t think they should be worn around the shop. Steel toe Ugg’s is a terribly great idea tho.
Uggs are NOT Australian. They are a counterfeit American product. Real Uggs are made in Australia but cannot be called Uggs as they have for a 100 years because that American company trademarked the name to make their rippoffs.
@@kidShibuya - Then what are they called?
@@johnnyjohnson6643 They're called Uggs though we don't have an Ugg brand that I'm aware of. Ugg here is a generic term for the style. Ugg branded boots in the US are made in China and as you can see fall apart in 6 months. Buy Australian made from Australian sheepskin (I'll allow New Zealand substitutes) if you want the real thing.
@@kidShibuya The Ugg naming trademark in the United States and other countries can't be enforced here in Australia because it's a generic term. Only their UGG logo is trademarked here.
The sole of my spare/dirty work pair of trainers came off last year, shortly before my Dad came to help install rubber underlay for my carpet. He used spray adhesive, and Mum mentioned that her dad used it to repair shoes. Sure enough, using the very last dregs when depressuring the can, it's held said trainer back together for half a year
You are so right about those “hating” Ugg’s not having worn them before. I always hated them until 2020 hit and I had to work from home through (Australian) winter and my slippers just weren’t cutting it. I bought a pair of Ugg’s on sale swearing that I would never wear them outside. That lasted until I put them on for the first time and OMG I never wanted to take them off again
Uggs actually makes mens slippers, My dad has owned two pairs over the last 10 years. they are really nice, the same inside but a more substantial sole.
Darn tough socks. I worked in the outdoor industry for years. They are the highest quality and have a lifetime warranty that they stand by. Tactical ones are best for day to day. Also I am a Letter Carrier, so I know about foot comfort.
Adam clearly loves solvents and their scents haha, only periodically of course and not in secret.
You learn to love a lot of weird and slightly dangerous smells as a maker. I love the smell of solder, linseed oil, lacquer, and paint.
Once I made myself a kneeling pad out of a puzzle-piece workout mat cut in half and doubled-up. I accidentally failed to ensure there wasn’t much air in between, and I was lazy/cheap and only did the edge. The consequence was an *amazing* air bubble trapped between the layers, and I love it! Adam could have tried that for his shoe :)
The second most undignified thing a man can do, is walk with a flapping shoe sole.
(The first, is chasing a run-away hat in the wind)
Haha! Interesting. Where'd you hear/read this?
@@gustavofigueiredo1798 It was years ago and was from a comedy guy, possibly W.C. Fields, or maybe Abbot & Costello?
My brother modded his Ugg boots for the working on his MG in the shed, he stripped an old pair of work boots and added steal caps to them.
Ok so the glue is “Barge Contact Cement”? Is that correct? Looks like a good shoe glue !
Yeah!
It is one of the two contact cements that are standard in shoe repair shops. I forget the name of the other one.
@@ElliotNesterman in Europe it is Kövulfix, AFAIK.
@@ElliotNesterman Masters is probably the most popular. Barge is thought of as a consumer brand but works just fine. We use Renia Colle de Cologne because it's less toxic.
@@pastagandalf thanks 😉the soles are hard to find I think
I use BARGE all the time here . Good stuff and I have yet to have it fail .
Americans not removing their shoes in the house, and Adam talking like he's weird for *not* doing that, is crazy to me.
As an American, I do not know a single person who walks about their home with their shoes on. I'm not sure where this comes from or if, regionally speaking, we just aren't insane in Maine.
@@BlutigeTranen I'm from Kansas, and I only know like one person who takes their shoes off in the house. It must be a regional thing.
I’m a Minnesotan and it’s so rare to leave shoes on in the house. MAYBE if you have tile flooring everywhere? But home flooring here is generally carpet or hardwood and our outdoor shoes are rarely dry after coming inside! I remember wearing sandals inside the house in Arizona, though. Must be regional like another commenter suggested!
Mine come off at the door simply because I hate wearing shoes. I have slippers for in the house if I want them. Same with mom. Dad though practically lives in his shoes 🙄
Gramma's rule of no shoes was more accident prevention...because tile floors and wet shoes don't mix well.
I enjoy seeing your process, even for a relatively easy fix. I'm planning to make myself some new house boots for the cold months, but the grip fabric for the sole is quite thin, so first I need some foam or something to add, since I definitely want some thickness and cushioning
I’m wearing UGGs as I watch this.
Yeah definitely the best way to repair them, I work as a shoe repairer and it the best way I’ve found
Adam is officially a basic white girl 🤣
One of us! One of us! One of us!
😂😂😂
Gooble gobble, one of us! We accept him, one of us! 😂
Tv is so bad here in NL that I'm coming to love Adam and my few other UA-cam subs that I really can't wait for a post. Thanks for that Adam👍 Uggs though!!!!
When my adult “children” ask me for a Christmas list, it is exactly one item long: “socks.”
Just a tip from someone who had opened hundreds of cans of stuck pvc glue. Make sure your channel locks are facing the way you are turning the lid. The teeth only want to bite in that direction. Love the videos keep it up!
As soon as he started painting the glue on, I was feeling a Bob Ross "happy little tree" kind of a thing.
I got that because when he started he got a somber tone
After a few minutes of brushing the glue on he wasn't feeling a thing.
I can’t judge I wear crocs around the house.
With socks😓 but I live in Canada it’s freaking cold.
Crocs are ridiculously comfortable so I get it.
House crocs are where it’s at I have the fuzzy kind and I’m never going back
Crocs with socks in a house shaped box.
@@repletereplete8002 Moore RV shaped. House comes later still building.
don't get me wrong... I love One Day Builds, but I could watch Adam fix things forever.
He lives in San Fransisco, wears a JusticeNerd shirt and calls his wife his partner, of course he wears Uggs.