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Very much but I own three so I’ll use them 😂

Glad I could help! 💪🏼👊🏼

😂 happy it helped

That too tall haha

Yea someone connected that. Been saying it wrong all my life

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The original thought was to leave it on so when I put the apartment to rent, when I pay someone to empty it, the person can take a picture of the pressure gauge that I installed and trust showing 0 psi. But clearly this was a fail haha

I’ll check it out. Thanks

Agreed. I’ve used the water heater to check pressure in homes with no accessible bip before with no problem . Probably faulty gauge

That’s a good point.

It will have the same pressure as the supply pressure...it is pressurized if the supply valve to it is open...

@@sandrabright1880 The tank IS pressurized. All water heaters have a T&P safety relief on them. That's temperature and pressure. Usually set for 210 degrees F (about 100 C), aka just before boiling, and 150 Psi (I don't know KPa off the top of my head, sorry). If too much pressure builds up, the tank can be damaged, and in extreme cases explode (they proved it on Myth Busters, it was awesome!) Above that temp or pressure the valve opens to relieve the pressure or force cold water to fill in and cool it. Makes a mess on the floor when it happens.

@@carlstrohm3785 Very true. I don't know how I forgot about them exploding...obviously from over pressure. Thanks for that.

Thanks for the tip

No idea. The gauge is good. It was used at work for a pressure test and it held.

😂 never thought about that till now. Water heater. Noted haha 👊🏼

What does it do to the hot water when it cools off? It heats it back up.

@craigb4962 The point is that the water that goes in is cold and comes out hot. So technically, it's a cold water heater.

@@StupidMonkey8619 adding cold water to hot water makes it cool water, thus making it a hot water heater since it has to since it has to heat the hot water.

@craigb4962 Ok. That is wild think and makes no sense. We just don't call them hot water heaters they are just called water heaters. In the end the water that enters the water heater is cold.

Yes. I will have to check again but it was used on a pressure test at work before installing it at home.

I’ll give it a try. Thank you 👊🏼

New York. that’s what I thought. But zero is crazy

Haha yea I messed up. Need to invest in a mallet. 😂

Yea was told that in my other video. Thanks for the code, that helps. I watch backyard Maine a lot and he tackles those topics. 💪🏼👊🏼

Thanks for the tip. I’ll look into it.

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Thanks jimmy 👊🏼💪🏼

🤣 yea I need to invest in a mallet. 🤷🏻‍♂️😂

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Thanks for the information. 👊🏼

Yea that would have been the right thing to do.

Yea. I got the wire from work. It was a 12/2 with 16/2. I wanted 12/3 with 16/2 but that is hard to find. So I worked with what I had. Thanks for the tip

Strong man. 💪🏼

Haha me too but it is rewarding when I get it right……..soul crushing when I get it wrong 😂

I try

I’ll look into them.

You know that’s a really good point. I didn’t even look it up. But we have to be careful because tough built might have a pattern on this technology

😂I was so happy haha

Yea it is. Did I say m12? haha

No there isnt

I take them from the electricians, I haven’t paid for tape in like 15 years…..but you right 😂👊🏼

@@skillstacking touche 🤣🤣 carry on then

Thank you 👊🏼

You need a special tool. I do night know the name of it but you can go to a plumbing supply house and tell them you need the tool too join two cast iron baseboard radiator together and they will rent it to you. It’s like $120 but you can rent it for like $10 a day. You need that tool and compression fittings for cast on your radiators. Let me know how it goes

1 Cor 15:1-4. Get saved before it’s too late. It’s not what you DO, it’s what He DID. Trust in the BLOOD.

Not for everything but it is a start of a mid size project.

Welcome ❤️👊🏼

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Dude! wild right haha I caught what I was doing after the fact, that’s why I changed after that cut. But yea that was no good. Need to be more careful. Thanks for the comment 👊🏼❤️

@@skillstacking Glad you see how crazy that was haha, all the best brother be safe!

I agree 100% I hate that it is so simple to get too

2024 crv , I got mine stolen in upper Manhattan, around 10-11:30AM😤😤

Crazy how most of the people commenting at least is from New York.

What a surprise … Queens, NuYo … Mine (Cr-v 2021) thieves has stolen airbags, one wheel and driver side mirror in almost 2 years … now I have to be prepared to avoid be stole again buying this thing in this video (a neighbor was already stole that sensor on a crv) … I live in Kew Gardens, a neighborhood where rich Jews lives and probably one of the most car thefts neighborhoods in the city … the irony …

@@skillstackingyou couldn’t even imagine 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

I like the foam, I always thought it wil be great if I used it daily

Thanks for the tip. ❤

@@skillstacking No problem, I like to use some scrap wood as a backer. drills can be sharp, I was working with a milling machine once and I just barely nicked the end mill and got a bad cut (the bit wasn't even spinning). Keep on makin stuff! stay safe

​@@skillstackingmisspell in the title

Thank you. Missed that.

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Yea someone mentioned that to me haha