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SHORT AND SWEET!!!!!!! THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!! SUBBED AND LIKED

Thank you so much!! Short, sweet, and to the point. This just answered so many questions I have about my inherited Odyssey

I had no idea there were 1" tabs - I'm sure like the bromine stuff tabs they are much more expensive. So I just get a regular tab and bash it until it breaks and put some of the pieces in the dispenser. Well, that's what I used to do. Now I just add a splash of chlorine into the tub after every use and every few days. If I'm leaving town for a while I'll turn off the heat, leave the pump on and add a couple of ounces or so of chlorine. Make sure your filter is clean - you don't want the system erroring out and stopping the pump although if the heat is off, the lid is on, and you had plenty of Cl to start with you'll be fine. Worse thing that happens is you're away two weeks and have to change out the water when you come back. One other tip - add borates or boric acid. It's very effective at stabilizing pH, makes the water silky smooth, and is a natural algaecide.

Quick release lever was missing from the package which sucks I was excited to set it up completely

Thank You For Your Videos . Very Helpful Thank U

Thank You . FINALLY A HELPFUL VIDEO

❤❤❤ thank you so much every year I forget how to do it 🤦🏽‍♀️ very well explain 🫶🫶🫶

My light comes on but no power

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You realize you blurred the screens when you test called the mobile but didn’t mute the DTMF?

6 month and 1 year test next sir.

Would've helped 2 3 years ago before my dad sold mine

Super helpful video. Thanks for taking the time to explain about getting those two bolts from the bottom. I was wondering why it seemed so hard!

AWESOME THANKS BROTHER

Easy peasy! Thank you!

Thank you so much very helpful video

Excellent video showing organization of parts and suggestions for assembly.

You didn't put the link 😂

I actually bought the same tape and it doesn’t work

Thank you!

Easy instruction! Thank you for sharing!

I need a cordless vacuum. Thanks for sharing this

I have 3 coats of solvent sealer and 6 coats of Zep High Traffic Floor Polish. Can I apply this over the polish? I never thought the floor would be this slippery and it's going to get worse with snow on peoples boots

Interesting that it is about 3/4 as strong. That's better than I would have guessed.

Just bought one , thank you for the informative information and excellent review

You have rocked my "pool draining world." If only I had watched this several months ago, the first time I drained it. Ha. I live in NC in an area that was decimated by Helene. I am headed out to drain my pool that was crushed by a tree and is now full of brown water and debris. I decided to look online to find a better way....YAY! Thank you!

GOOD !

There was lots of great tips. Ty

Wow! What a big difference

Great video 👍🏾

Bought this on AliExpress Umidigi Factory store. After 2 weeks it started to randomly reboot 3 to 5 times a day. The customer service is a nightmare. It keeps insisting on a video. I tried to explain that it is impossible to take a video of a random event that may or may not happen anytime in the next 3 or 4 hours. It is probably an algorithm that has no option for a problem that can't be captured on video The Service centre app pre-installed on the phone is of no use as I received zero response on my e-mail sent through this. I have tried a factory reset but no joy. Life us too short for a frustrating phone.

What power tool are you using to mix?

So dry pour is weaker than wet pour. Is anyone surprised? Not only that but the finish sucks. And it takes longer to perform. I get that concrete pours are intimidating but dry pour is inferior in every way possible, you might save a few bucks but the longevity of the slab will be severely reduced.

Cool! thanks for sharing

You saved me from buying a new tankless water heater and replacing water lines. Thank you

great video. We've done 2 dry pours that are both a year old in OH and they look great. perfect for small projects for pedestrian traffic

If u have non-directional vents in the middle you can install them either way you want, honestly but I can tell you after running drilled & slotted rotors for 1000's upon 1000's of miles on multiple different vehicles that one way just wears out the pads faster vs. the other way...having the drilled holes & slots facing towards the front of the vehicle is going to give u the best brake "biting" performance & shorter stopping distances versus having them facing the rear of the vehicle...of course this will, in turn, cause u to have to replace pads sooner but it is also more than likely the reason u bought the more expensive rotors in the 1st place, right? Better overall braking performance!?! You can install them backwards if u wish & it will make the pads last a little bit longer & I suppose the rotor will still dissipate heat faster than a regular rotor but you're not going to be able to stop much faster, if any, than an oem rotor so what was the point, really? I've been told by multiple pros that directional vents in the middle of the rotor always should face the rear of the vehicle like if u drop a screwdriver in it, it will point towards the rear but I have never personally ran a set of those...

I use super clean on my greasy stove and kitchen cabinets

You literally skipped showing the HARDEST STEP of the process! You absolute CLOWN! 🤡💩

Thanks for video I was in the yard

What will happen if I don't reset it but the oil in the engine is good??

thanks for video. the instructions on the drum “rubber band” is so different and made no sense. this video helped a lot

Bro same spanner showing my mazdacx9 2009. What is the reason.

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Thank you for your simple explanation.

Didn't work for me and my system is brand new just installed today. Stuck and don't know what to do now

Man I tried everything. It wasn't till I heard you say if this tab isn't down it won't work...... that's what fixed it for me. Thank you

Thanks for that tip appreciate it

Thanks. I was suspecting that I was going have to syphon the last of the water. Reminds me of irrigating with my grandpa on the farm when I was a kid.