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I like those drawers under the crib. What model / brand are they?

It is crucial to avoid spraying a dirty coil from the outside, as this action inadvertently forces debris into the interior of the coil, making it exceedingly difficult to remove. The appropriate method involves refraining from using the spray can previously utilized. The spray in question is intended for an evaporator coil, not a condenser coil. Instead, one should employ a specialized condenser coil cleaner, typically available in a 1-gallon container that requires dilution with water. This cleaner is essentially acidic; apply it and allow it to sit for no longer than five minutes. It will generate foam that effectively removes all contaminants from the exterior coil, which should then be followed by a thorough flushing with ample water from the interior to the exterior. This method would have significantly reduced the time required, leaving the coil in pristine condition.

Those are tongue and groove pliers. Channellok is a brand.

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For house? Video garbles and is very blurry in spots. 😬

this guy!

Thank you so much for your video 👍🏽

Gracias!Siempre uso estos hooks y me duran mucho pero es la primera vez que lo voy a hacer como lo indican las instrucciones.

My ball joint nut is not connected like yours. I can’t figure out how to get it to stay in.

Thank you for the video! I had to turn the volume all the way up to hear you, and then the music at then end destroyed my eardrums. Perhaps keep that in mind for future videos. I still really appreciate you taking the time to show us though!

Awesome!

What happened to the old one

Thanks for doing an informative video.

keep up the good work bro!

Thank you

Thank you legend

Thank you

Alright now how do you sleep? Because my two year old keeps getting up at five am now.

Thank you for your video!!!

Very helpful! Thank you!

What about fortifying it with a little phosphoric acid rust remover?

Yes I've tried it and yes it works very well.

Do you know that you can unscrew that moving jaw?

When we get an actual house (not townhome will rules against planting) I plan to get one of these and compost myself.

Poor some bleach every month on the pipe

Be safe bro

Help. I push in the button and try to push away the wiper. But it won't move. How far is the button suppose to go? I finally got it. You just push but also pull down or something.

Wednesday 2nd of October I just bought these for winter in SoCal they don't look as well made but are super easy to install. I'm going to see how they work this winter season in SoCal.

Thankyouuuu. It was my dimmer switch and it took your video to help me figure it out 😭

Very informative. You actually had my problem described exactly. Looks like it the fan or capacitor. I’m thinking capacitor. HVAC man is coming, nice too know what it might be. Thanks

Thank you!

thank you for the help and good luck !

Helpful video. What mattress are you using here?

0:14 nice 10 to midnight intro

Good video. My suggestion is...need to be more neat in your cuts and taping technique. Just a suggestion

I just installed Emithsun blades on my 2017 Toyota Rav4 with the help of your video. Thank you!

So helpful thank you👍🏽

I do have a question for you if you happen to see this message. We're having the exact same issue. That's how I came across this. The only difference is our drain is moving fine. There's no bubbling. The clean-out line water is going through it. It's not backing up. Yet, the one toilet in our house, when you push the flush, it's not pulling everything down. Occasionally, it will, but most of the time, it doesn't. Basically, it makes the flush noise but doesn't suck everything down. It just brings the water level up a little bit. Now are you pushing your hose towards the house or towards the septic system in the drain line

I can't help but 😅 "and it's probably not proper to have the duct tape over the clean out drain cap" but in your defense been there done that 😅😅

We just had this happen and what I don't understand is that the drain pan was entirely dry. How did the line from the drain pan get clogged if the pan was dry?

I flipped off my breakers and my air conditioner and nothing happened. Are you sure I wasn't supposed to use my index finger or maybe throw the peace sign? (Lol.. Jk - people are dumb enough these days where it's hard to discern from sarcasm - I felt I needed to include the fact I was joking lol) Seriously though, my window AC is garbage. It's basically just like a $900 fan now. I'm in Arkansas and it's the middle of August so it's 100+ degrees everyday. But I work in a sawmill that's in an uninsulated metal building and we all work on the second floor where all the heat is trapped (ground level is mainly hydraulic tanks and wood chips on conveyor lines) and if I'm not mistaken, my supervisor told me they took the temperature in there last summer and it was supposedly like 150 or 160 degrees in there - like it's always 30+ degrees hotter inside than outside - when we walk outside for break, even the 110+ degrees feels like Antarctica just having a little breeze/fresh air... Seems like you'd die at that temperature but even living in Arkansas and growing up playing football and working in the log woods (I supposedly had a heat stroke in the log woods a few years ago), farms, plants, factories, mills, etc. and being very familiar with stifling, oppressive heat and humidity, the heat in this sawmill in an uninsulated metal building with machines everywhere putting off heat and even vapor/steam from the wood and almost no airflow is something I had never felt. It's a wholly different experience/feeling and there is a new sensation that you don't get from just regular heat - it's like the air in there is some kind of solid material and there's kind of a crushing and suffocating feeling... Almost everyone in the mill gets to work in cabs with ice cold ACs but I'm one of the about 3-4 people who not only have to stand all day but do it with no cab lol.. One of the other guys without a cab got so hot the other day, his eyes glazed over and he was all confused and they had to send him home - something they don't allow very often. But anytime any of my cab dwelling co-workers try to tease me or give me crap about anything, it's a pretty touchy subject - I'm like, "Get your lazy ass out of your comfy chair and out from the AC and get out here and help if you have a problem" lol... But all of that to say, after being in the sawmill all week, just being at home where it's probably 95+ degrees in my house and having an AC to just stir up the air feels pleasant. Though I do fantasize all week about being able to sit under the AC on the weekend at home and it's a pretty big bummer lol... But air conditioning is one of those luxuries that I might be better off learning to live without - like if there's ever a situation where it's just not available for whatever reason I'd already be acclimated.

I am curious if having just a hvac career certificate from a local college will be enough to have a long and lucrative career? Potentially even starting my own business one day. I am 28 and deciding to go back to school for HVAC. The school I am applying to only offers a 12 month certificate program. I will be applying for an apprenticeship while completing the program. As I develop my skills I am open to relocating to other states for better pay. More so interested in commercial than residential. I know this career will be tough and come with many pros and cons however I am excited to transition into a reliable career that will allow me to become financially stable. Any advice is appreciated.

Appreciate the info but Why is no one tending to that poor screaming baby

We can’t see anything you are doing

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bro 300 views for 8 minutes is GOOOOOOD

lol love it

New air conditioners don't use freon. Am I right?

I'm surprised there wasn't access doors from the beginning

🔥 🙏🏻 amen bro!