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I got the one in the video on Amazon - amzn.to/4fo1mPT I recommend finding the model # on your microwave and then searching that on Google. Once you find the exact part number on one of the parts website, go on Amazon and look it up since its usually a lot cheaper there.

Sorry. It probably wouldn’t be good to follow anyway since that was the first and only time I have done that.

@@MrMojo23100 😂😂😂

Unfortunately I see this happen with those as well. They are usually made out of plastic and the hot air warps them over time causing gaps that the birds can get their beaks under or lint builds up and keeps it open just enough. It's pretty wild. But per fire code you cannot put a mesh screen or anything over it since those collect lint like crazy and create a fire hazard as well.

Haha, I know. I was just trying to see if the cleaner could actually get it clean on its own. I'm sure if I used a scrub brush it would have been done in 2 rounds.

True, but not everyone has a dishwasher...

Definitely. Fortunately this one was clear and the pan had water in it. The condensate fan was jammed by the foam so the coil was overheating. Luckily no damage and a quick fix.

@@Dragon_Worx It was part of more work being done on an empty apartment.

@@PropertyMaintenanceService more work is always appreciated. Just stating that if you should charge for the maintenance and repairs, i just hope that filter clean is not charged as a ac service.

@@Dragon_Worx No, it wasn’t. It was just one thing on a list of other items to do on the apartment. Cleaning videos do well and are easy to film. It’s also a video that could help somebody see how it is done so they can do it their self.

@@Shichonmommy if you watch the video the apartment is empty and it was one of the items on a list of repairs I was doing there. However if I do get a maintenance request for an AC in an apartment somebody lives in I do charge for my time to go there and clean it because it is just like any service I offer. The landlord / management company hiring me knows that. I also show people how to do it themselves if they are around. That charge goes to the owner of the property and not the renter.

That does not substitute as a proper service. Do not confuse "service" with "filter clean"

@@Dragon_Worx literally just a video showing the filter being cleaned. Didn’t say it was anything more than that.

And I didn’t even have to get the snake out.

😂 it wasn’t that bad.

😂😂

Okay. That wouldn’t have the filter. This is for a microwave mounted above the oven to suck up the smoke from cooking.

Is your microwave mounted above your oven?

That works sometimes as well. But this is faster.

I’ve touched nastier.

@PropertyMaintenanceService no I mean you should have used soap to wash that sink, makes it cleaner

Thanks! Definitely a good option for places with water / moisture since it won’t rot.

PVC trim and moulding. It looks like wood but plastic so it won’t rot.

Just quicker for simple straight cuts. Not sure if you were taking a jab at me for having a nice tool or what, but it gets used a lot in my business.

Not too much for materials on this. Trim board, moulding, door seals, trim nails, caulk and paint.

Not too difficult or expensive. Well worth it.

I don’t think so. I believe it was an old Whirlpool one if I remember right. Basically the exact same as the Insinkerator ones.

Ha, thanks. I still had an electrician come in after to check out a few other issues at this place and it sounds like he spent 3 or 4 hours there fixing other weird / wrong wiring that was done. We are really curious if it was the past landlord or a tenant doing these things.

😂

And safe!

There is a separate bin for cardboard, but it’s supposed to be clean. That Duncan box was caked with frosting on the inside. The other box and can probably could have but I just wanted to get the line cleared without making a mess. All of the trash goes to an incinerator that generates steam for the city if I remember right.

@@PropertyMaintenanceService ah only for cardboard not got glass bottles cans or plastic bottles?

Glass, cans, etc. goes into a separate bin. It’s up to the tenants to sort it. Whoever stuffed everything in didn’t.

@@PropertyMaintenanceService yea too many uneducated people

I would have preferred to move the drain, but it wasn’t my call unfortunately. They just wanted the leak fixed. Whoever installed the vanity originally already cut out the back to allow the drain access. To move the drain they would have needed to pull the vanity out to move the drain and repair the drywall. So making a little cut was about $150 cheaper. It’s a rental that has a few weird issues.

Definitely! You can learn or see how to do just about anything on RUclips these days.

Thank you. I try my best to fix what I can.

Thanks!

Haha, most of the time that is the answer. This one I’ve been to a few times since they never use a strainer or hair catch. Easy money.

Keep up the good work, and thank you for the videos

Thank you! Will do.

Haha, yeah, Whirlpool and all of its sub brands are super common.

Haha nice.

Haha, it was just at some apartment building I was working at.

Haha, sorry! Drains can get nasty.