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Another video with you just do that and you just do this… no help

I just finished installing 6 of these in my living room. Created a big mess, took me 8 hours under similar circumstances, but all worth it the end. I didn’t have to give up my mortgage payment to an electrician!! I love my tools 🧰

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Thanks i just helped a family that was going to spend atleast 2 days before a repair man could get to them . 19 degrees here . Thanks to your video they now have heat.

Thanks i just helped a family that was going to spend atleast 2 days before a repair man could get to them . 19 degrees here . Thanks to your video they now have heat.

Thank you... Just saved me.... My drain was plugged, as soon as I unplugged the hoses, the furnace lite.... woohoooo

Can you prefill then use mesh tape?…or does it have to be paper?

You can find connecting the both adapters together and connecting the transmitter before screwing into light socket, the longer length helps.

what about the goboard to ceiling transition?

Thank you.

I added L beam on top. L beam 5 or 6 ft long. It work great. No problem over 25 years

BIN is the best

This is a waste of time & money. Get a piece of scrap drywall and learn how to do a hot patch. Square off the hole, cut a piece of drywall to fit the hole but leave an inch or 2 of the paper wider than the hole and mud it.

You're doing a fantastic job! I have a quick question: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (air carpet target dish off jeans toilet sweet piano spoil fruit essay). What's the best way to send them to Binance?

You are the goat my friend

Cant see anything

do you have contact infomation for questions not addressed here?

Can’t get that metal collar thing off. Used clr and wd40

I installed this but i can't get the white plastic pieces to sit correctly. Is there something I'm missing?

I attempted to do this and the tape on the foldable panel got some dust on it and doesn't stick. I will try some glue or stronger tape.

No kidding about other videos showing the ease of taking out the old cartridge. I had to pull it out with pliers and thought I was going to bust the pipes. New one didn't go in easy either, had to grease it up and put a mallet to it.

Thanks very clear ! BTW can this be used on door jambs too?

Very helpful!

Unless you’re cartridge is brand new it will not be this easy! Spent days

Thank you!You help me save money.

Isn't the whole point after attaching the hinge, is showing how the door shuts on its own? I want to see if the hinge actually works...

Great video of arm position while doing the job. Cant see much...LOL

Everyone is full of advice including me a heat gun is much better and if using torch keep as far away as possible

thanks

From 2025! Thank u, but I'm still scarredd imma hit something else, lol. 😅

I used the third option, actually mine had a flat head screw, came right out! Thank You!!

Just because a video is on the internet doesn't mean the person who posted it knows what they're doing. So many red flags. First of all, that corner miter....I can't imagine someone cutting that, setting it in place, seeing that humongous gap and then still going ahead with nailing it. Or even making that cut in the first place. That's not someone you should look to for advice. Second, the "you want silicone caulk, not like window caulk". Have you ever installed a window? What are you using other than a good 100% silicone caulk like OSI Quad Max that has both the stretch you need for thermal expansion/contraction and the superior water resistance? Acrylic based? Yikes. And the time to put down a bead of caulk against the shower threshold is as you lay the flooring. Run a bead in the corner, put in your first row, push it up tight against the threshold, and that squeeze out is where you're getting a good seal. Repeat for the next row. Now think about how that strip was applied. First of all, that schmeer job on the threshold looks bad on day one. If you're not skilled with a caulk gun, before you apply it run that painters tape on the threshold horizontal to the floor, so you get a nice clean edge instead of a schmeer. Imagine when that gets a little discolored how bad that is going to look. And what about underneath the trim strip? So you have no water tight membrane, no caulk between flooring and the shower threshold, and no caulking under the trim piece you just stuck in place. In what is possibly THE most likely place in your whole house where you're going to have water. So what is preventing that water from seeping under that trim, in between the threshold and the flooring, down under your LVT, and onto your plywood subflooring, where it's going to wick in the wood. And then is going to stay wet, because the LVT is keeping it from getting air. That's a tear out/redo just waiting to happen.

Great video, thank you!

my pan is 34 I want to carry the go board out to 36 thus no transition in the tile line. I would then but my drywall to the go board and smooth with mud Giving me a mold proof edge for any splashing. Hope i made that clear but if im wrong in this type of install let me know

I would've done the pull incorrectly not for this video. Thanks!

The durabond is way better than the easy sand.

I have a GFI plug that trips and won’t reset. I want to troubleshoot it but need to find the breaker it’s on so I don’t get electrocuted. Will this work if the plug is tripped/dead?

Terrific helpful video! Clear and to the point. Much appreciated!

Thank you !!! We’re having freezing rain in S Illinois

Got a door that is 29 3/4th what size door do i need? 30 or 28?

OK, so the one I have has the clear ball handle on it. So should I assume the rest of it is the same as you've shown ? Also I don't have a blow torch, can a lighter work ?

I wouldn't let this fool open my garage door terrible video

Thank you, sir. You just saved my marriage.😂

whoever miter those baseboard need to take to the backyard

Thank you Sir. Cheers!

None of the above. No reset button. No switch. Breaker not tripped. It’s only in the living room. Any advice would be extremely helpful so I don’t have to call an electrician…

Straight forward install good guidance, the only few things I would add before the frame went in, would be dpc all around to protect the wood frame with lapping rules applied, and edge fixing only to the doc so there's no chance of water ingress, second is to mask the window frame beforehand to protect from damage, foam expansion etc, one more thing is to use something like a wood paint stir stick to pry off of when removing the old wood trim, so you don't damage the dry wall.

Thanks for the video. Do you have another video to keep the stopper up? Mine won't stay up and it drains very slowly. I have the same type of plug as the one showing. Thanks again.

This video was posted a year ago. Since then, this should have had thousands of thumbs up hits, not just 233 from the time of this post. This video just saved my day, THANK YOU!!!

Wood glue and polyurethane works as good…