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rar1001
Добавлен 23 июн 2016
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Drew Barrymore Beautiful charcoal filter setup
The charcoal filter helps with filtrating the water by removing impurities for a quality brew. If you value your beans, then you should really value your water as well. Drew Barrymores’ Beautiful coffee maker gives us an opportunity to reach that at an affordable price. Having said that, it is recommended to change it every 3-6 months. Enjoy!
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How I built my outdoor kitchen 2.5yrs later
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I’ve been wanting to post an updated video of how I built my outdoor kitchen from 2.5 years ago for some time now and I finally have. I’m glad to say that it’s been holding up. As always, I appreciate your time and I thank you for watching.
Used a Straight-Line Laser Level to hang curtains.
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This Laser-Level has proven to be very useful for projects like hanging separate items without measuring each area like in this video. I had it for many years but recently seen it on eBay for around $25. There are, however, other budget-friendly Laser-Levels out there that will do the same small projects, like hanging picture frames and curtains. I’m sure you’ll find it as useful for things aro...
Samsung Microwave door wasn’t closing.
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While watching Tombstone I went to the kitchen for a cup of coffee during a commercial break when this happened; too lazy to get a screw driver. Well, that’s pretty much it.
How I removed wrinkles from sheer curtains using a steamer
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Be mindful when using a steamer on sheer curtains. Keep it moving to protect the fabric. For stubborn creases, steam the area, allow it to cool a bit, then repeat. Steamed four 52x95 sheer curtains in 20min. Although my Amazon link isn’t working right now, if you’re curious what steamer I used, you can copy and paste this: Rowenta Xcel Steam Compact DR7000 Hand-held Garment Steamer 1100-Watt, B...
INTEX PureSpa Spa Tray
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I was searching for a tray for my spa when I seen this one on Amazon and decided to test it out. I love it! It holds everything we need comfortably and the lights are a pretty cool addition. I couldn’t beat it for the price. Highly recommend. Prices are subject to change. Amazon affiliate link: amzn.to/3S4thI6
Pro Stormer 1HP 3700 GPH Submersible water pump
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I was having an issue with foam in my spa so I wanted to drain the water out. However, because it’s been raining so much, I didn’t want an additional 314 gals in my backyard and so I decided to use the citys’ drain instead. After reviewing several pumps online, I choose this one because of its price and reviews. On Aug 14 2022 I did it. And although it took me about an hour due to recording thi...
Coleman Inflatable spa St. Moritz - test strips, draining, refilling and balancing.
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I’m new to making videos, my apologies if this one shakes too much. When I first got this spa I was so frustrated about not knowing how to balance or maintain it properly that I wanted to give up! Take your time in learning your spa. Once you familiarize yourself with it, it’s going to be a fun and deserving experience! Commission-based Amazon affiliate links below: Prices are always subject to...
Outdoor Kitchen with a Nexgrill from HomeDepot
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This is a quick view of my outdoor kitchen project. If you have about 51 min, you can see the details with costs here ruclips.net/video/8w6XsxVilvA/видео.html Wishing you much success with your project. Thanks for watching.
How I built my outdoor kitchen
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I’m not a professional but I did work for a residential construction company when I was younger. I didn’t have a laid-out plan when I started this project in June of 2021, I just drew on paper what I wanted. This isn’t a how-to video, but I’m hoping you’ll get some ideas from my humble project. Thanks for watching. Wishing you much success with yours. I receive a small commission from Amazon sh...
How to change a spark plug on a Generac 7550 EXL Generator
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Hope this can help someone.
This was awesome. Thank you so much for sharing.
Really nice job, some inspiring ideas in this video. Thanks!
Flip flops 😂
Which led lights are you using?
Thank you!!! We have been without a microwave for 8 months because of this issue, we can’t believe how easy it was to fix. You are the man!!!!!! 🎉😄
Thank you sooo much. Recently widowed. My husband fixed everything, but I did this thanks to you!
@@PatriciaDroandi my condolences. I’m happy this video helped, but you’re the one that did it; don’t stop, keep going!
Thank you @rar1001! Your tip help me fix mine and save me from buying a new door for my microwave … your video is so helpful..
Thanks for sharing. I picked up some great ideas. I see some people here criticizing, but without much detail or advise to support their criticism. I'm curious what if anything you would have done different especially as it pertains to any heat/fire risk?
Thank you @rar1001! This helped me fix mine in a matter of minutes (so easy), AND I didn’t have to order a new door key because that was actually intact. Looks like the topmost plastic(!) ledge that holds the top part of the door key had broken off, but there’s no way to reattach that. As you show, however, as long as the bottom part and the spring are attached, it works. The most eye-opening part to me was that the spring attaches to the ladder-type thing on the side. None of the other videos showed that. Your solution is the best hack to avoid having to order an entirely new door. And I agree, the fact that these components are breakable plastic deserves an eye-roll. And great soundtrack :)
Thank you. This really helped
Thank You 🙏 your video was very helpful I just fixed my microwave door.
Awesome 🤩 good job!!!!’ 👏🏻
Thank you so much. I just fix my microwave.
His foot toes survived. 😅 Great job.
What the laser tool model and it's cost
Thank you very much :-). It helped me.
Thank you very much for the explanations in this video. It helped me a lot to do this repair. My saviour. Merci beaucoup
Beautiful. Thank you for providing all that detail.
Thank you, hopefully it stays hooked onto that part. Don't know why they cant use metal when its manufactured (well i do kno why but come on)?!
This would have been incredibly helpful if you would have put alight n what you were doing. Helpful anyway.
Amazing work! I am planning something similar. but this had a lot of good take-aways for me! Thanks!
Nice project. I’m about to start mine. BTW I noticed you used what I think is 25 gauge metal studs. Did they hold up well? I’m considering using that instead of the 20 gauge. I appreciate a response. Thanks
Hello miles-g. Yes. 25 gauge in my case was sufficient and holding up very well bcz it was a cosmetic build as opposed to a structural one. So, depending on ones' design; the lower the gauge, the thicker the stud. Best wishes on your build!
Thanks! I ordered the door key thinking it was that part and then realized it was this issue. Your fix was easy and free! Returned the other part the next day.
From one DIYer to another, glad it worked!
would you say framing with metal studs is easier that using timber? definitely cheaper and lighter?
Hi Robbrown, I would say framing with timber is easier but I needed to consider weather and fire resistance materials over cost. Thanks!
Increíble ❤❤❤
That's a great Project
When we just want complicated moments in our lives....Just watching this guy cutting the metal base of the bbq unit instead of removing the casters got me really disturbed...
Hello Pachobotas, my pavers are slanted 0-3" for drainage. In order to keep an average height of about 32ish" in the middle of the island I had to modify the grills' height (bcz of the platform). If I had a level concrete slab, I would of just built around it (even leaving the casters on). Thanks.
Mickey Mouse job.
Thats what Goofy said...
Very very nice! I could smell that meat cooking. Thank you so much for the video, I now know how to get my sink hooked up. 😀
Fantastic job and video. I noticed your BBQ grill doesn't need a hood vent. How do you keep the smoke level low? Thanks
Hello M. It depends what I'm grilling, like greasy sausages for example - the greasier the meat the greater the smoke, so I won't keep the hood closed for a long time. Thanks!
❤ love your build! Can you share with me your specs? I want to do the same thing, but in a L shape.
Hello raulibarrasr, sry for the delay. I don't have "specs" other than the fact that my yard is 15 feet long and the width is about 28 inches from the wall (IF I do this again, I'll go about 36" from a wall), I tried to keep the height close to the average of about 32" using weather and fire-resistant materials. With an L shape design, I would consider the sunrise/sunset direction to block the UV Rays while grilling (its a very hot combination) and incorporate a few umbrella holders while building (if you like umbrellas). And if your design is open to nature, I would consider using critter resistant materials for any plumbing/electrical. Also if the build isn't structural but purely cosmetic, then I would have fun designing it. Wishing you all the best!
Updated video ruclips.net/video/K5VqPOIaKlo/видео.htmlsi=L-SutDW1NtFq462w
Inspector is so lucky to have a husband like you so hands on. My husband can't even dril a nail in wall.
Good job overall. I like the way you did it instead of hiring a bunch of peeps
Hopefully electric was done on GFCI.
The outlet is inline with a GFCI in the garage and into the breaker box. Thanks
Dude!! cutting while wearing flip flops? your partner wearing socks? How many injuries were there filming this video?
I’m fortunate to say this was an injury-free projects. Thanks
Great job?❤❤❤❤
Does the sink drain into a house clean out? Final product looks really nice :)
No it doesn’t. Anything that I add to the existing city drain would need to be permitted. I just dug a hole, filled it with rocks so that the water can spread out evenly. It’s not an everyday use sink. Thanks.
Looks great, next time don't use extension cord cable, other than that, looks amazing and you took care of all details. Great job.
Wow amazing.
Great project. BTW, I love Jane’s Addiction too!
Looks awesome, I have the same exact grill. Where does the water drain?
Thanks SSS. If you’re referring to the sink; I dug a small hole just past my screen enclosure and filled it with lava rocks, then I placed a 1” pvc 90 elbow facing down to allow the water to spread underground as opposed to it puddling in one spot. You can also find a “drain box” online designed for underground drainage that will do the same. We were surprised how often we use the sink to wash our hands (landscaping, cleaning objects, etc.), and we use plant-based dish soap for eco-friendliness. Highly recommend incorporating a sink into any outdoor kitchen. Thanks again.
@@rar1001 thank you
Great idea.. but the shoes for this type of work??
You're right eb9338, safety should always be a priority for this type of work. Thanks.
Horrible video!!! I can’t even watch it!!!
The universal battle of a DIY mind... Do it right, do it cheap or do it easy. Pick 2. Thanks for sharing! Can't tell you how many times I've done something twice because what i had at the house would work but not for long.
I may have that saying completely wrong.
Thanks for watching. Stay tuned for an updated 2 year review video coming up soon.
Extremely helpful, thanks 👍
Glad it helped!
Genious !
Thanks Phil. I also learned later to make sure the pump is on an angle when lowering it into the water to get most of the air bubbles out. The rope idea is great. Thanks again for the tip!
Very nice video explaining in details how to build outdoor kitchen
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