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Hey I’m probably 2 years late but never knew there were tools and didn’t know all this stuff, thank you for showing me!😊

Great, thanks.

Shouldn't there be a sleeve on the pipes coming through the wall?(as they will have some movement) I am also curious, when two different elements connect, e.g. bath tub and the wall, the water proofing can break(due to same reason). Don't you need different waterproofing materials and bands? I mean, at least to make the result long lasting.

How do you do waterproofing before tiling?

You instctions are awesome!

bought one of these second hand and assumed it came with wrenches, found em right where you show in the video. Thank you for posting this video!

Great video. Thank you for sharing

Hole saw tip: I own both Milwaukee and Lenox hole saws. If you drill a hole too small, the Lenox hole saw pilot bit has extra threads on it. Use the Lenox hole saw in the bigger size and there is enough room on the pilot bit that you can thread the smaller hole saw into the bigger hole saw. Therefore the old hole saw becomes your pilot bit for your new larger hole saw. It looks a bit sketchy to have two hole saws threaded onto the pilot bit, but it works great.

The biggest problem I run into is that my clients purchase fans that need a smart switch (included with the fan), but it requires a dedicated neutral. Most clients don't want to pay for a new power feed wire on a dedicated circuit. The other problem I run into is the fan only has one wire coming out of it, so the fan and light come on at the same time no matter how you wire it. Do you have any tips on purchasing a fan so it has two wires coming out if it (one for the fan and one light)? Also, old school analog (no smart switch) fans work better in old houses that don't have a dedicated power feed. The average age of the houses I work on are 80 - 110 years old. I noticed that if I read the box, it promises the functionality I want, but when I get it to the clients house, half the time it does not have two separate wires for the fan and the light. Any tips you have on selecting/purchasing a fan would be much appreciated. Keep up the good work and as always, thank you for sharing.

Good Job!

Awesome video Emily: those Klein wire strippers I have the exact ones to make ur loops in ur striped wire u there r 2 round holes next to the wire gauge slots those round holes r for making perfect loops every time. Just a quick suggestion. Keep up the great videos.😊

Your keeping me to busy around the house, thanks for the info. Keep those videos coming.

Awesome job Emily. Everything we need to know and have some fun at the same time.

Great informal vid, thanks for posting

My fridge has a vent on the back like that one. I was looking to clean the coils because my fridge was making a clunking noise, but there is no front coil access panel. I pulled it away from the wall to look behind and the cardboard vent wasn't dirty, but I took it off and cleaned it. Then I saw all the dust and crud like you did and cleaning that up fixed the noise. Now I know how to do the regular maintenance. Interesting that not refrigerators have front access to clean the coils. I don't remember seeing the vent in the back before. Great video, Emily! I already knew, but not everyone will.

Thank you it,s working now

Nice thanks 🙏🏻

Give the ring a slight squeeze with some pliers to keep it in place

Great instructions and great product! Thanks so much!

When do you take out the 2x4 and how does that look after?

Yo go Girl

fun little documentation but i'm sorry it genuinely looks disastrous... best leave these high end render finishes to seasoned experts because fixing blunders like this is not cheap or easy to do, not to mention all your time effort and money gone for an amateur finish

The reason that the switches were arranged the way they were (inside light switch closest to the door) is because the convention used by electricians is such that when someone walks in the door, the closest switch to the door will illuminate the room’s light.

Wow that was a lot of dust bunnies, keep those videos coming. Thanks

I was thinking exactly what you said about warranties, then you said it right after. Warranty ? Yea sure !! Good video 👍

Great video. Thank you for sharing

Well done. Keep up the good work and thanks for sharing.

This was super helpful. Agreed. The Kohler directions are not good and that compression/slip on from Kohler fails.

I love that shirt!!!!!!

Always appreciate all the great tips and information Emily.

Her tester keeps going off because this girl is electric!!!

Thanks, I can always count on you teaching something useful. Today I need to replace my tub faucet, I’m so hoping it comes off easy and is not stuck.

Pro tip: plug the sink and close the toilet lid in case anything falls down

Me as a plumber, I would never install that dumpster in line of the kitchen drain, you on the other hand, you are welcome to have me install and service or replace.

Hey Emily, this video is seriously well-made! Your dedication to producing quality content really shines through. I actually work with RUclipsrs to help their channels grow even quicker, so if you’re ever interested in some tips, I’d be happy to chat. Keep it up!

I have no direct experience with either but the only advantage I can see with the 'press' system is cost of those copper rings. If you are a new construction builder and doing a LOT of this then perhaps that cost is your biggest factor. Still, I would have a hard time justifying bothering with it over just doing it all with pinch rings. So I imagine it's mostly the people with these press systems in their trucks already that are keeping it in business. IF they are already using these and the tools paid for they likely also have bought the pinch system too afterwards for all those cases when the press just isn't manageable or possible. Once you've invested in something you likely will continue to use it for a while. I think those systems will likely fade out though as either the tools wear out or the rings become too hard to find. Just as PEX is replacing copper to some extent so will the easier and more practical tools and such. I can't see buying a press tool like this today, seems obsolete.

I knew you'd know

Thanks, always wondered.

So true 😂

Yo beautiful, thanks for this info 🎯🇺🇸

Huh…interesting…thanks M

Nice work! I assume you’re awesome at dry wall patching as well! 😊

Great video. ODB cameo was even better 😂

This video appeared in my feed while I was looking for an answer on why 2 switches were installed on a 12/2 wire going to 2 separate lights. Yeah, they ran power through a ground with some electrical tape wrapped around it. Anyway, thanks for the easy to follow "how-to". It looks like I will be fishing some wire to correct my problem. Fortunately, this is in a finished basement with a drop ceiling. Nice work and thanks for helping the puppers!

you have explained it so well. thank you !

Yikes!

Well done. Keep up the good work and thanks for sharing. I also like how you do your voice overs and share your thoughts as you work through a project.

You must wear a mask it’s very important.

I like when you share your inner dialogue (and voice overs when necessary)... a true step-by-step DIY install! 👍

Thanks you are a great teacher, thanks for taking the time to explain the details