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Very Informative! Kudos to you and your channel!

Great video thank you

Hi nice hot jet. Would you recommend this size jetter

Can you line your new copper pipes before you install them in your home?

all i need to see is someone pushing the handle in and pulling it out. Someone needs to give me a review of what it feels like in your hand when opening and closing. :-)

great video!

IF BOTH DELTA AND MOEN WATCHED YOU, THEY'D BOTH BE PERFECT!!! YOU SHOULD CONTACT THEM AND AT LEAST LET THEM KNOW

Vlad, thanks for your review. It's helpful!

I think our faucet products are the best, without any brand premium and without compromising on quality compared to theirs

Moen is made in the usa

Unfortunately it won't work for Broken Pipes

Can anyone do this in the Houston area?

Thank you, this worked!

Thank you for the video. I'm not sure about Kohler but I know with past experience that Moen, much like countless other mega-million dollar businesses, has adopted the You-Make-Us-Rich-And-We-Provide-You-Absolute-Shitty-Customer-Service policies

We have had Kohler in every home and they are terrific. If you have problems down the road they send you the parts or replacements. I had faucets in our home last 12 years no problems. A vote for Always buy Kohler.

No 1/4 turn valves for me. Another reason to avoid them, they can’t be repaired. You can buy a rebuild kit and put new seals in the multi turn valves without removing the valve body. Now you have a new valve and you didn’t have to shorten the pipe stub coming out of the wall to install a new valve. Most homes, you only have enough pipe / tubing to cut it once or twice to install a new valve. Just leave it alone and put new seals / stem in it. I can’t figure out the desire to go to 1/4 turns. It takes 5 seconds longer to close a multi turn valve….who cares?

Damn I wish I knew about that. Is that better than Hammer-Head® Trench-less liner what I had installed in my place? I was very limited on what I could do with my duplex I live in. My place has no crawl space just a concrete slab and that's it. I was worried that having in lined would make the sewer pipe to small and cause more problems. The descaled and ground down pipe and then epoxy lined looked to be a better option on my end. I was told that it would not work right and be as strong as that Hammer-Head Liner which is VERY VERY Strong in the it reminds my of a wool sock that has been dipped in a glue it was so strong that I stood on it and it bent very little and that was it. It cost my 17,000 bucks with a 40 year warranty

everything old school was built better.

Be careful. Nowadays, if you buy a Kohler fixture at Home Depot, they will put a target on your back and you will start to get spam calls. Did you buy fixtures at Home Depot? Do you need help? Do you need a contractor? Am I bothering you? Am I calling your personal phone? If we can come to your home do you have any dogs that will bite? What kind of car do you have? How can we tell where your house is? Are we bothering you? Things like this have got to stop

Less than 3 min install nice!!!

How do you avoid damaging the pipes with pressure water?

Que interessante. Ótimo trabalho. Parabéns!

Did you know before how the epoxy liner work?🤓

Did you know that it is possible to change all sewer pipes with no mess?😏

Have you ever seen such old pipes?😨

Did you know why septic tanks are so useful?

Which kitchen sink faucet would you like to see in our next video?🤔

Would you like to install the same showerhead in your home?😍

Have you ever seen the process of relining over 1000 feet of cast iron pipes?🤯

Thank you Almco. This video was a lifesaver! All other videos show the easy removal of the more modern type of faucet. Seeing this video showed me how to remove the old faucet. (Allen wrench set screw--corroded of course--at the base of the faucet above the sink was the key.) Once I cleaned out the access and found the right allen wrench, I was able to lift the old faucet off to access the phillips head screws that you show in this video. After that it was smooth sailing! Without you it would have remained a mystery.

Как плохо что я не знаю английский

thank u for this video and explanation .looks like i will need to replace my valve

Thank you - I'm going with your choice.

Good demo👍

How does Koehler compare to delta faucet please

Are you able to do much with corrugated pipe or is it too thin to blast with water?

Interesting how water quality has such a different effect on the valves i have very different experience with all of those

The old brass stem multiturn stems were great and lasted forever. Even had replaceable gaskets. The new plastic stems FAIL over time due to the chorine in the water. Mine have about 10 years and SNAP OFF when trying to tighten down or open. None are perfect. Where possible I always get brass stems in 1/4 turn. AND make sure the main WATTS type 1/4 turn valves are ez to access just in case or just turn them off and use the smaller valve to limit the water in the lines from coming out...even under no pressure.

Testing home appliances at 1000psi is analogous to testing bulletproof vests with missiles.

Moen 55, Delta 51

Awesome! Thanks bro!

One of these videos tackle the tough situations. None.

Thank you for video. I have it backflow preventer Febco 825Y, and one valve easier to turn than other. And as you say, the one easy to turn is the one gets turned most (output). Input valve (from house) open always. I was hoping way to repair, but I guess not really possible. So, I guess I use it wrench if I needing it. Better than replace for $700. US. Dziękuję.

I have a Delta kitchen faucet and the temperature control is poor. I have Moen bathroom faucets and the temperature control is better. It would be great to know if Moen kitchen faucets have better temperature control also.

The old Brass Craft full turn angle stops lasted 25-30 years. The stem was solid brass. They remade them not to last as long. If you were to manufacture them again you could make a lot of money.

People think 1/4 turn angle stops are made like a regular Brass Craft Ball Valve like we use on a water heater or main water service. You should cut those valves apart and show the difference. Please! Great video

The real issue is don't buy anything you care about and want to last from Home Depot!

I have had the exact opposite experience. I would never use full turn due to the stems leaking and them getting stuck. If you buy a good quarter turn that has a stainless ball and stem they will last for a very long time. I put them in my house 20 years ago and they still work perfectly. I am doing an extensive reno and had to replace a pair and used brasscraft. I sweat them in place being careful not to get them too hot and now they don't shut off due to shoddy materiels.

Very good video , hmm ! I could add some interesting info , however, until WC is completely over, it has now been 14 DAYS ?!?!