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I used duct tape I had laying around years ago. Still holding up strong.

No no no. Absolutely no. I cannot believe this 😂. Being a flooring professional for a long time I would refuse this work. Everyone has to eat though. To each their own. No manufacturer or highly professional advisor would cover this work. Thanks for listening to my TED talk.

You don't need a second GFCI Receptacle on the Outside, just use the load terminals on the inside GFCI receptacle and put a weatherproof regular receptacle on the outside. Thanks, Russ, 29 years in the Electrical Trade

Thanks exactly just what I needed. I never really trusted the ones tht come with kits. I just noticed mine is failing on my paper towel holder. But I'm unsure, how youtube knew to put it in my feed suggestions, as I only made mental note that I needed to fix it. I started to mention it to my wife, but didn't get around to telling her. I'm befuddeled how youtube knew my inner thoughts.

Used heat gun doesn’t it??

Julio V Brownsville Texas thank you for the tips. You win remodeling repairs send UPS boxes with Doors windows coffee tables, I'm saving money for a woodshop.

I want it

Well, after this video, laminate of course!

Documentation & Presentation - Nice

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My detector is hard wired but also includes battery place inside and I have inserted a battery in. When the battery is low it complains, am I using a wrong model?

I use them both regularly, a lot in basements the past 4 years. In my opinion, just like most things they both have their plusses and negatives. As far as the vinyl goes, as long as you stay above 6 mils think or more, I have never had a failure. Then again I would never install over carpet under any circumstance. With both I bring it to a sub-floor, put down a good vapor barrier and have never had an issue.

Nice video, thanks. We just laid a traditional carpet in our basement bedroom. The rest of the basement we are considering using carpet tiles. How difficult will it be transitioning a traditional carpet installation with an underlay to the new carpet tiles?

Hello from Texas: Where in the United States can I find vinyl siding to replace a strip that was damage by golf ball. I went to all the local hardware stores and specialty roofing supplies places but that told my that it vinyl is no longer sold or manufactured. Apparently, manufacturers are only making fiberglass, aluminum and other non vinyl siding. Thanks you, Luis

Actually the only reason that laminate would be coming back would be the millions of square footage that is taking up space at the manufacturers plant. And encouraging their sales reps to push laminate due to overproduction of Laminate and taking space and lost sales.

If you can access the flooring from underneath, there are dozens of simple ways to eliminate the sweeps, like shims, screws, glue etc.

Still beeping. Date says 12/23/16 replace in 10 years. I have fully powered down all of them and replaced the battery before plugging them back in.. still beeping. Any suggestions?

Awesome tutorial, thank you!

Everything depends on the sub floor quality and locking mechanism on the planks. I finished installing 1600 square feet of oak and maple solid 3/4 inch planks and like those best. Tried LVP for the kitchen over tiles but have had problems with the locking system the long way. The floor moves too much when you walk on it even though it is within specs for expansion. So, I'm trying some double sided floor tape that claims to retain tackiness for 30 years on the last two rows. We'll see. For the TV room it may be laminate over the Bruce glue down planks I put in 31 years ago. So, it is concrete with Bruce glue down planks with cork with laminate or LVP. Which would you choose for this?

i watched your video on LVP vs laminate, what do you think about these vinyl tiles vs LVP for a waterproof option? my laminate is slightly warped in small area from water damage so i assume it would need to be removed before sticking vinyl tile on the concrete subfloor?

This type is so big, sticks out so much 😢

It’s cost!

For the love of all that is good PLEASE NEVER DO THIS. Sure it’s easy, but this could just as easily cause a fire. I know you’re just trying to help everyone but please, this is not the way. Always, ALWAYS wrap the wire into a “J” and use the side screws.

ROFL honestly if your trying to sale something first get a perfect color match 2nd lol stop looks horrible.

great tip keep up the great vlogs you do thanks lee

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Great Info, thanks for sharing!!

Laminate delaminates near any outside door. Edges also swell from any moisture.

Well so this is helpful but wrong. When installing a outlet downstream of an GFCI you don't have to install another GFCI. Also when feeding off of a GFCI you use the screws under the yellow tape. And always hook up the ground first.

Very helpful thank you for the video 😊

You're fired

You made a mistake you Should have connected the neutrals first on that receptacle in the basement first before hooking up the hots

Hut it with your purse

How well does Bondo hold up in hi heat sun locations? Generally vinyl siding expands and contracts - the concern is about the Bond hole edges cracking.

Just make sure you aren’t too close to a stud, because this new ones are wider

PFAS, pharmaceuticals, lead, and residual chemical outliers ... what were they before, after, and without.

Did he fix a boat with it also?

I'm not being disrespectful it's just get over here and take your beatings for that fix ...color is not even close sorry

I found some gum the same color...well close...it still there

This looks terrible using tape. It’s better to use J-B Weld Multi-Purpose Putty- for Home Exterior & Interior.

sorry im new to this, but if u turned the breaker off why did u shock yourself?

This video should get millions of views. Thank you. 😊👍

Ugh. Horrible review

Licensed electricians that dont follow basic safety rules should lose their license.

I have the laminate flooring throughout my house and I don't like it at all. Every room has damage within the first 2 years. Nothing modern compares to true hard wood flooring.

these "newer" plastic anchors are very convenient.. but because I'm old school.. I've kept a few of the older metal molly and toggle bolts

I want it

Had a company few years back that just used glue on vinyl planks no locking on sides just glue on the concrete & hold well, only thing is surface has to not have any small chips in concrete or will show bubble but for most part looks good.

1. Today, as opposed to not long ago, laminate had issues with moisture, that did not require a spill to effect, thus, you could look across the floor and see every joint. Look for waterproof, not water resistant. 2. To demonstrate a wavy floor with LVP, you use pictures of the glue-down or loose-lay. If you want to see the install requirements for both, go to the Mohawk site where they sell both. The laminate requires a flatter floor than their LVP. It also requires a greater expansion gap. Laminates expand and contract more than SPC LVP. 3. With regard to the fragile locking system shown, you get that with cheap, thin planking, and/or with a poor core. You will never find laminate at thin as LVP because its core is nowhere near as strong as LVP which is heavy, strong, and made of rock bound together with resin, like a quartz countertop, and why it is so heavy and can span nicked up subfloor. That's like comparing wood and steel with the wood being much thicker. 4. The thickness required for laminate is a problem all by itself, and by the tie you add the pad that is normally incorporated with LVP, you are crowding 1/2" instead of less than 1/4". That makes for some ugly transitions and irreversible changes to the position of wall registers that typically go down to the floor level where you can often skate in the registers with no major changes. 5. Both laminates and LVP have a protective layer. LVP has a wear layer. A good laminate is very good at protecting its wood photograph because it has to be. They use an AC rating to reflect its abrasion resistance. 6. Laminate's market share has always been based on price. It got buried by LVP because due to better performance and installed price. The money to invest in changing the composition of laminates' core and install costs came from the increased price of LVP. 7. Both floating products compete in the same market space. Any improvement in laminate market share will be at the cost of LVP market share. 8. Laminate tends to look more like real wood with more variations, which is why I'm sturggling with making laminate fit on the next large-scale project. The detractors are installation costs, raising wall registers with no going back, and the size of transitions.