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I have not.. I think that is why you make that bend in it that I show at like 11:09 in the video

@@Isitworthitreviews thank you !

@@hcarducci No problem.. Thank you for watching!

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Completely agree.. which is why I did the review

@@Isitworthitreviews this was the first that I did not read the review first. Will not let that happen again. Thank you

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Thanks for watching.. I love them.. I will also continue to get more.. I will add them to every bed that I have.

Thanks for watching. I am still using the downspout filter.. I figured 1: I already bought it so it couldn't hurt to keep it in. 2: The gutter guards are not perfect.. some dirt does get in (not a lot.. but not nothing) so I like it as a secondary layer of protection.

Haha.. thanks for watching. If you are able I would definitely recommend doing it yourself.

I will do it myself for sure.

@@davidhiatt9433 You got this.. good luck on your project

Good question. I don't have corners on my house so I was not able to show it. It is kind of a hybrid to how you do the ends and how you go from one gutter guard to the next.. you cut the front hard metal (the part that you are putting the screws into) only leaving the mesh, so that the hard pieces of metal on the two gutter guards touch and the metal mesh overlaps. Hard to explain in text but as I mentioned I am fortunate in this case to have no corners on my home.. I just have straight shots.

I think if it is draining correctly this should not happen. The water should go right into your gutter and then down your downspout. If water is pooling long enough to freeze I would assume there is a blockage.

Thanks so much for the kind words and of course for watching! I think you could do what you are suggesting but it might be overkill.. I am not sure of your specific situation though.

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Thanks for watching Keith. I appreciate the kind words!

Thank you for watching and the kind words!

I'm glad it works well for you. My experience was not good at all.

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Thanks for watching.. When you do your test I would love to know your experience.. please share

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You could do that but I did not because I feared that would eventually created a small gap between the two pieces.

Thankfully these have been working for me so far. I would give them a shot.. they might help your business. I will say I would not expect to never have to clean your gutters again.. small debris will get in. I would suggest cleaning 1x per year.. thus my recommendation to not use the adhesive and instead use the included nails.

I have to check this out.. thanks for the tip

The spreader is just a more uniform method of spreading seed, you can definitely just use your hand. Just pay attention to the type of grass plus how much your putting in an area and you’ll be good to go!

I think if you were doing a large area a spreader would be good (but wow that will be expensive).. for the smaller areas like in the video, just tossing by hand is fine.

@@Isitworthitreviews moving into a “new” home on a corner lot where the previous owner did almost nothing to maintain a solid yard. So, yeah….definitely using my spreader for the front and back.

Good idea.. I did the video like a follow-up.. I waited a couple of months to see how things turned out.. I will do another video in the middle of the growing season this year.

Thank you sir

Possibly true.. But I can tell you my $99 Glacier Bay has no issue with water pressure

Thanks for your experience. All I can say was that was not my experience at all. How does the spray tip work for you? My "fan attachment" broke apart almost right away.

I don't think it is enough in high wind environments and when you consider other factors like squirrels and such.. I think you could probably get away with only 2 screws (each a couple inches in on the sides) which would not be too difficult for cleaning purposes.

that's pretty cool. are there any videos that show how to do this? I did not see this in any setup material or videos from the manufacturer.

It’s shown in the manual sheet that comes with the product in Denmark. I have not seen any video of it.

@@allanchristensen6719 Thanks for sharing that info.. that might help someone out! May I suggest you do a video on it? That would help people out even more.

I'm sorry the video wasn't of more use to you.. I wish the garage was more clean lol. My point in the video was not to show the cleaning ability (or inability) it was to show the pressure of the water exiting it compared to a traditional garden hose or even using your thumb. In the video I believe I showed the pressure was about the same. Good suggestion on showing it actually trying to clean something though. This is something I will keep in mind for the future.

Thanks Sean. I appreciate the kind words.

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Thanks for watching. If I can do it anyone can do it. You've got it!

I concur. And the amount of time it seems like it takes to install is about the same amount of time it takes to clean my naster gutters, just once.

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Oh it is not hard at all. You move it one way for more cold and the other for more hot. The difference with normal kitchen faucets and this one is that most normal kitchen faucets the temperature control is the same lever as turning the water on and off.. On this model they are separate.. so there is one lever for just turning the water on and then there is a separate control not tied to that which controls temp.

@@Isitworthitreviews so it really does not work like thermostatic mixer. That's a shame considering it's super expensive with all the cons that you have highlighted. They need to release a second gen

@@waterbubbler44 I agree that I like the concept. With some improvements it can be a really nice product. Still though I am not sure what they can do to make it worth 5-6X competitive models that work well.

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Honestly I can't say. I have only used Toggle. I would suggest just checking reviews. I'm sorry I could not be more helpful here.

@@Isitworthitreviews it’s all 👍 thanks . I went with the toggle and I am enjoying them. Surprisingly easy to bypass the ballasts

@@tailslapguru yeah, I agree.. it really was not too hard at all

So, it's now been 4 months. Still unhappy. And the manufacturer never says you will get a residue on your siding until you power wash it off. How long have you been the product manager for this product?

Your misleading video was posted 3 weeks after you applied Wet & Forget to your siding. I don't recall seeing a follow-up video from you showing the condition of your siding after 4 months. In fact, your answer to another reply was to claim that your video shows residue on your siding "months" after the application, yet you say in the the very same video that its only been 3 weeks. I'm not a project manager for any product, but I can spot lame product reviews from a mile away.

@@djk2063 As I type this it has been 4 months. And I can tell you that my upstairs still has the residue in areas that has not received hard rain (directly under the lip of the vinyl siding) or was too high for me to power wash. The manufacturer directly says "No Scrubbing Or Rinsing".. Well my video is to show other home owners that if you do not rinse it (power wash it) you will have visible residue on your home for some time (in my case months). This was not my only issue with the product. As mentioned the fan attachment that goes in the front of the spray so it can spray in a fan pattern broke almost immediately.. and the product did not reach the 30 feet it promised on the bottle. As to why no follow-up video.. it was not worth my time. I honestly did not get this product with any intention of reviewing it at all (most people are not going to search for reviews on a $30 product) but I had such a poor experience I decided to share my experience. My experience is one data point that people can use when making their decision. I am not the only person and I am not in position of authority. But others can use it as a data point if they wish. Note: the manufacture also says "Safe around plants and landscaping when used as directed"... well the "use as directed" is to rinse it off of plants immediately. So, if you want to go after someone for being misleading go after the manufacture for the safety around plants, the ability to reach 30 feet and giving the user the impression that they will have a clean house shortly after spraying it.

I think that makes sense.. you do want it to be longer than the gutter. Just make sure you can both fit the back under the shingle and fit the front to the front of your gutter.

Hm, I guess you *could* do that.. the only negative I would see is creating a little bit of a gap at the overlap point. And also using more material... but I think it could work..

Thank you and again, thank you for the video, I will be using this product.

Have not been an issue for me so far.. But, it has only been one winter so far and it was mild.. so I will continue to look

Hm, interesting idea.. I could totally see doing that. I think the only consideration is how easy / hard it might be to do that.. In my case, on my big roof that might be a difficult task.. but I can totally see it depending on each persons situation.

I can see your point. I can say that on my lower roof I have seen some pine needles that do tend to stay on the lower part of the gutter guards (never fully covering it) but that is only on my lower roof which roof to gutter is very low slope so the gutter guard is close to being flat.. On my higher roofs the slope is much greater. On those I do not see any debris that stay on the gutter guard. I would anticipate on others higher roofs this would also be the situation. The company does also offer a brush on an adjustable pole for cleaning debris.

Thanks so much. I believe 5" gutters are the "standard" that are on most houses. I am not sure in what situations other sizes are used.