Lots of people seem to be stuck on the comment about me Repairing and Installing thousands of toilets a year, Just to put things into perspective for you, I run anywhere from 6-8 calls a day 6 days a week, there are ,many many days I leave my house at 6am and dont get home until midnight, I highly doubt anybody in the comment section doubting me puts in work like that. I work for large apartment complex's and condo complex's, hotels, motels etc There are days I repair probably 10-15 toilets at one jobsite it does not take long to replace a flapper, fill valve and supply line, I install quite a few toilets a month But my comment said I REPAIR AND INSTALL THOUSANDS not just install. If you cant understand that I dont think you are a service plumber.
They will never believe how much money you can make just by installing toilets you keep doing what you're doing brother thanks for the videos great job
I believe it. Most companies don't get that many calls a day. Those salesmen I mean plumbers are told to camp out. A simple kitchen line back up turns into a new garbage disposal. The plumber doesn't know any better neither does the client. Sell sell sell. Now I have to replace your waste line.
yes, getting rid of those turds the fastest is my number one priority as well!!!! especially after all you can eat street taco night down at chi chi's lol
@@PlumbingExplainedmy toilet is fifty years old it never fails to flush away anything you put in it , guaranteed . I’m always plunging those low volume flush toilets . 👍🇨🇦
Wish you were in my area. Had to learn to replace 2 toilets in new condo. Am Standard Basic (Colonial?) 2 piece at $150. Excellent flush, 1.6 gal. For what it is used for I can't wrap my head around any higher price than that.
I bet you put in a lot of toilets. But a "few thousand per year" equates to about 10 a day. That's assuming you get 1 day off per week most of the time, and sometimes 2. A thousand toilets per year would be 3 to 4 per day with the same days off. Average toilet install costs $250 in labor. 250 x 3000 = $750,000. Three quarters of a million dollars installing toilets. I suppose that would be just compensation for someone that can do 10 a day including drive time, but I have my doubts on any of these numbers.
There are days where I do nothing but toilet repair and installs, I live in a very high end area where homes have 5+ bathrooms per home, I run 6-8 calls a day minimum, if I’m just swapping flappers that’s still considered SEEING a toilet so if you want to sit and knit pick sure I probably see more like a thousand or more toilets a year, I didn’t expect somebody to take that to literal as to write a paragraph breaking down how they don’t think it’s possible 😂 😂 😂
@@PlumbingExplainedidk if its because im 6'4 but i fucking hate one piece toilet. Always ends up hurying my back setting them in the two bolt, how have u not hurt urself bud?
I have a kohler memoirs and a toto 1 piece toilet. Both have mever clogged and always flush completely. A service and repair plumber like you. I did that for over 40 years.
The kohler Memoirs matches the lav. sink and go with the memoirs faucets. The Toto is great in that it is 1 piece. Both have removable banjo counter tops. For me it is 6 of 1 and half a dozen of the other.
A few thousand ? So I I can interpret that as, say, 4000, that translates to about 20 a day. THAT I'm having trouble wrapping my head around. Legendary!
I’m not a fan of any Kohler Toilets the customer wanted these, Toto is the King of the Toilets the American standards are decent but they don’t last nearly as long as the Toto’s. I was licensed before you ever picked up a snake :-)
@@PlumbingExplainedtalk your shit because you’re absolutely correct. Totos are really well engineered to use the least amount of water and give you the best flush possible. I work at a supply house and the feedback I’ve gotten on totos is probably the highest of any other brand.
Sooo you have been putting Mansfield wanna bes in even longer? 3 in American standard flush is the best. Seeing how I go back and actually service clogs yeah maybe Toto gets a year more but least they will get less clogs. Age does mean you are right. Experience. I work warehouse, skyscrapers restaurants manufacturing. I moved on from residential 8 years ago. Regardless hopefully you are living the dream for you take care
If I can, I'll buy a refurb 3.5gpf terlit. If not, just saw how the American Standard Vormax flush and I'm impressed! Swirl is very important for peeps with digestive ills who spatter the back half of the bowl with 💩. Unless they have a bidet on a hose sprayer to clean the bowl, these 1.6 - 1.28gpf terlits are a non starter. Best solution in residential is to get a 20 gallon well tank, run 1.5" PVC from that to a flushometer and do a wall hung 3.5gpf Kohler Kingston Water Guard that has the best flush and swirl. What do you think of AS Vormax? Any others with good swirl and flush?
As a homeowner, I installed a Glacier Bay Power Flush 2-Piece in our basement bathroom. We went with it because it had decent ratings and price. At the time was $159.00. It works well and we have had no problems with it. Probably would go with Toto or Standard for the other bathrooms.
Here in Bolivia, CELITE is King, I think it's Brazilian made, Italian Tech, not sure: 35 years and still works great; of course the mechanism had to be changed everytime it wears out
@@PlumbingExplained yeah I hear you man. But I'd rather slowly cut apart the box and slide the toilet vs lift it period. Trust me. Your back will thank me. Just don't let it slam. Slowly roll the box. Long ways. Up stairs too! Edit: they're packed so well. Just be careful man.
refer to my pinned post, I didnt say I install thousands I said I install and repair thousands, Just to put things into perspective because you obviously arent a plumber just on this call here I worked on 6 toilets, I installed 3 and removed 3, This call took me 90 minutes, I work 15 hours a day some days, I work 6-7 days a week EVERY WEEK I have customers that are massive hotels, motels apartment and condo complex's and property management companies.
@PlumbingExplained 90 minutes to remove and install 3 toilets AND carry them up three flights of stairs. AND set up the video camera. You're not confident, you're delusional.
I like american standard as a basic and toto as an upgrade. I don't like Kohler toilet. I've had more plugged Kohler toilets than all others combined in the last couple decades
@@PlumbingExplained Yea, buddy. Nothing like taking a hefty dump in the morning to get the day off to a good start! Thank you plumbers for keeping my shitter in top working order! I can't imagine the days of outhouses where you had to battle the elements and insects to drop a load.
The best toilet without power assist would be the American Standard Champion 4. I own it. It flushes more aggressively than the one's that you have demonstrated.
I disagree, The Champion is a great flushing toilet but it wont last nearly as long as this Toto, You will notice the champions flush will slowly diminish over the years and theres literally nothing you can do about it.
@@PlumbingExplained if u think there's nothing I can do about the flush, then u don't know how the toilet works. If u did , your thought process would be different.
refer to my pinned post, I didnt say I install thousands I said I install and repair thousands, Just to put things into perspective because you obviously arent a plumber just on this call here I worked on 6 toilets, I installed 3 and removed 3, This call took me 90 minutes, I work 15 hours a day some days, I work 6-7 days a week EVERY WEEK I have customers that are massive hotels, motels apartment and condo complex's and property management companies
@@PlumbingExplained Yeah, I wouldn't be too happy either. Depends on how good of a worker he is and whether he calls out with any frequency. It amazes me after covid how many people just don't come to work and get away with it
@@PlumbingExplained I knew a pool service company that changed paydays from Fridays to Mondays because half his crew were always calling in sick that day. He should have alerted the National Institute of Health of how effectively this cured sickness.
@@mayorb3366 It means they're tired. Excpect fridays to be the day they stop showing up. 2 day weekend is still cruel especially for the national decline in health and finances. Capitalism is a hellscape. Don't get mad at people for needing rest. Improve the country instead.
Yea unfortunately not all my customers can afford the Toto’s either but Toto does have the Entrada which is the step down from the drake, you can get that toilet for like $150
@@clayton9136 I started in highschool when I got kicked out of highschool freshman year, Never was good at paying attention in school and was just going through alot at that time couldnt really focus on school, been plumbing since 2001, Im almost 40
So that's over 6 water closets a day 7 days a week. I'll bet the 20 years are done with the same math. My first c36 license was in 2003 I started in 1987. Check your math when you tell some one what you have done.
Assuming a 5 day work week that is 7.69 installs or repairs per day, tbh that's doable. In his pinned comment though he says 6 days a week so even less per day needed.
refer to my pinned post, I didnt say I install thousands I said I install and repair thousands, Just to put things into perspective because you obviously arent a plumber just on this call here I worked on 6 toilets, I installed 3 and removed 3, This call took me 90 minutes, I work 15 hours a day some days, I work 6-7 days a week EVERY WEEK I have customers that are massive hotels, motels apartment and condo complex's and property management companies
@@PlumbingExplained I am a plumber. I specialize in hotels. On top of that I doubt that home had 6 toilets. You’re not doing thousands a year. I’m a plumber that’s why I know that. Stop lying. Endless you only specialize in toilets you’re just lying.
not going to pick on your years but being older going to warn you to stop man handling toilets on your back so your body will last longer doing this job. know it save time but use hand truck more or refuse job if there houses are too fancy to use hand truck in
@@PlumbingExplained how dumb ass I use facts and your words if you start at the ground floor and you go up three flights of stairs you're at the forth story unless you're counting some pussy ass three steps into the front door judging by your reply you actually might 🙄😂
refer to my pinned post, I didnt say I install thousands I said I install and repair thousands, Just to put things into perspective because you obviously arent a plumber just on this call here I worked on 6 toilets, I installed 3 and removed 3, This call took me 90 minutes, I work 15 hours a day some days, I work 6-7 days a week EVERY WEEK I have customers that are massive hotels, motels apartment and condo complex's and property management companies
@@PlumbingExplained you don't get home till midnight, yea ok , but dude get ahold of yourself, your trying to tell everyone your working on 3 thousand toilets a year,I know several plumbers, .....they laughed
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Lots of people seem to be stuck on the comment about me Repairing and Installing thousands of toilets a year, Just to put things into perspective for you, I run anywhere from 6-8 calls a day 6 days a week, there are ,many many days I leave my house at 6am and dont get home until midnight, I highly doubt anybody in the comment section doubting me puts in work like that. I work for large apartment complex's and condo complex's, hotels, motels etc There are days I repair probably 10-15 toilets at one jobsite it does not take long to replace a flapper, fill valve and supply line, I install quite a few toilets a month But my comment said I REPAIR AND INSTALL THOUSANDS not just install. If you cant understand that I dont think you are a service plumber.
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They will never believe how much money you can make just by installing toilets you keep doing what you're doing brother thanks for the videos great job
I appreciate your content no matter what it is I learn a lot from you
I believe it. Most companies don't get that many calls a day. Those salesmen I mean plumbers are told to camp out. A simple kitchen line back up turns into a new garbage disposal. The plumber doesn't know any better neither does the client. Sell sell sell. Now I have to replace your waste line.
Toto all the way for performance and the look. The American Standard with the 3 inch flapper has a really strong flush as well.
yes, getting rid of those turds the fastest is my number one priority as well!!!! especially after all you can eat street taco night down at chi chi's
lol
I installed the Gerber brand toilets I've had great luck with them
Same here
The same not a problem
I’ve installed a few vipers and I just put in a Gerber Ultra flush a few days ago they’re good toilets I agree
@@PlumbingExplainedmy toilet is fifty years old it never fails to flush away anything you put in it , guaranteed . I’m always plunging those low volume flush toilets . 👍🇨🇦
Wish you were in my area. Had to learn to replace 2 toilets in new condo. Am Standard Basic (Colonial?) 2 piece at $150. Excellent flush, 1.6 gal. For what it is used for I can't wrap my head around any higher price than that.
I bet you put in a lot of toilets. But a "few thousand per year" equates to about 10 a day. That's assuming you get 1 day off per week most of the time, and sometimes 2. A thousand toilets per year would be 3 to 4 per day with the same days off.
Average toilet install costs $250 in labor. 250 x 3000 = $750,000. Three quarters of a million dollars installing toilets. I suppose that would be just compensation for someone that can do 10 a day including drive time, but I have my doubts on any of these numbers.
There are days where I do nothing but toilet repair and installs, I live in a very high end area where homes have 5+ bathrooms per home, I run 6-8 calls a day minimum, if I’m just swapping flappers that’s still considered SEEING a toilet so if you want to sit and knit pick sure I probably see more like a thousand or more toilets a year, I didn’t expect somebody to take that to literal as to write a paragraph breaking down how they don’t think it’s possible 😂 😂 😂
@@PlumbingExplainedidk if its because im 6'4 but i fucking hate one piece toilet. Always ends up hurying my back setting them in the two bolt, how have u not hurt urself bud?
It’s bc he’s straight up lying. Dudes not installing and repairing 3 thousand a year. Dudes a joke
I have a kohler memoirs and a toto 1 piece toilet. Both have mever clogged and always flush completely. A service and repair plumber like you.
I did that for over 40 years.
Which one do you like better?
The kohler Memoirs matches the lav. sink and go with the memoirs faucets.
The Toto is great in that it is 1 piece. Both have removable banjo counter tops. For me it is 6 of 1 and half a dozen of the other.
A few thousand ? So I I can interpret that as, say, 4000, that translates to about 20 a day. THAT I'm having trouble wrapping my head around. Legendary!
I promise I’ll ever exaggerate again
@@PlumbingExplained 👍.
big fan of american standard toilets (homeowner experience). I've put them in ally houses . they flush fast, and dont clog easily
If you are the apprentice that put those toilets in. Yes. Fire him.
🤣
American standard champion 4 puts those toilets to shame. Toilets explained by a 15 year drain cleaner with a plumbing license.
I’m not a fan of any Kohler Toilets the customer wanted these, Toto is the King of the Toilets the American standards are decent but they don’t last nearly as long as the Toto’s. I was licensed before you ever picked up a snake :-)
@@PlumbingExplainedbragging now cool
@@PlumbingExplainedtalk your shit because you’re absolutely correct. Totos are really well engineered to use the least amount of water and give you the best flush possible. I work at a supply house and the feedback I’ve gotten on totos is probably the highest of any other brand.
Sooo you have been putting Mansfield wanna bes in even longer? 3 in American standard flush is the best. Seeing how I go back and actually service clogs yeah maybe Toto gets a year more but least they will get less clogs. Age does mean you are right. Experience. I work warehouse, skyscrapers restaurants manufacturing. I moved on from residential 8 years ago. Regardless hopefully you are living the dream for you take care
🤣Bragging 🤣
Damn thousands a year. That like 3 plus every day every year silly
I’ve had more issues with Kohler than any other toilet I’ve installed or repaired. Toto’s are just better by a stretch.
the sound of the flush doesn't matter! It's whether the poop goes down.
If I can, I'll buy a refurb 3.5gpf terlit. If not, just saw how the American Standard Vormax flush and I'm impressed! Swirl is very important for peeps with digestive ills who spatter the back half of the bowl with 💩. Unless they have a bidet on a hose sprayer to clean the bowl, these 1.6 - 1.28gpf terlits are a non starter. Best solution in residential is to get a 20 gallon well tank, run 1.5" PVC from that to a flushometer and do a wall hung 3.5gpf Kohler Kingston Water Guard that has the best flush and swirl. What do you think of AS Vormax? Any others with good swirl and flush?
As a homeowner, I installed a Glacier Bay Power Flush 2-Piece in our basement bathroom. We went with it because it had decent ratings and price. At the time was $159.00. It works well and we have had no problems with it. Probably would go with Toto or Standard for the other bathrooms.
never carry a toilet like that, if it breaks you're risking a pretty massive laceration. This is one reason I put the tank on in place.
Thanks for the advice
I'm still stuck on the shelf above the toilet. I really hope it's easily removable
Isn't that the toilet with the drain that narrows to like 1 inch?
Made to flush deer pellets and the occasional loose stool.
Or am I mistaken?
Sooo he lift the same toilet 3 different times in the beginning 🤔😂
Here in Bolivia, CELITE is King, I think it's Brazilian made, Italian Tech, not sure: 35 years and still works great; of course the mechanism had to be changed everytime it wears out
Man you have been doing this for a long time when you have a favorite flush.
Hahahaha I guess thats a good point.
Satisfying flush mmmm. You look great in Levi’s btw. Bidets are the thing now
Hey boss what timberland boots are you wearing? Been trying to find a pair 🙏
I love the Toto also.
Try rolling it inside in the box. It will save your back. Trust me.
Just such limited space in this house…
@@PlumbingExplained yeah I hear you man. But I'd rather slowly cut apart the box and slide the toilet vs lift it period. Trust me. Your back will thank me.
Just don't let it slam. Slowly roll the box. Long ways. Up stairs too!
Edit: they're packed so well. Just be careful man.
I didn’t even know there were different types of toilets.
You recommend Toto, seems good. 👍
A few thousand toilets a years? So you're doing 8+ toilets everyday? I don't think so.
refer to my pinned post, I didnt say I install thousands I said I install and repair thousands, Just to put things into perspective because you obviously arent a plumber just on this call here I worked on 6 toilets, I installed 3 and removed 3, This call took me 90 minutes, I work 15 hours a day some days, I work 6-7 days a week EVERY WEEK I have customers that are massive hotels, motels apartment and condo complex's and property management companies.
@@PlumbingExplained na, ain't happening, you're not installing and working on thousands of toilets a year. Sorry.
@PlumbingExplained 90 minutes to remove and install 3 toilets AND carry them up three flights of stairs. AND set up the video camera. You're not confident, you're delusional.
Powerflush 1 piece is 200 bucks at HD and it flushed 17 billiard balls in 1 flush on a youtube test.
So you started at 15?
A few thousand a year? That's about 12 toilets a day 5 days a week. Really? It so, at a mere $200 per you make 600K a year? Cap
Your back must hurt at this point.
MY COMMENT IS. I THINK I NEED TO POOP
Yep the one piece Toto was the most thorough and powerful. I have kohlers and I like them but the flush is mush 😮😅
I don't like that it gives very little water per flush
I like american standard as a basic and toto as an upgrade. I don't like Kohler toilet. I've had more plugged Kohler toilets than all others combined in the last couple decades
Apprentice is only as good as his journeyman
What about an apprentice that calls in sick every Monday is that his journeyman’s fault? Lol take some accountability
@PlumbingExplained he's probably partying too much you gotta talk to him bud
Toilets are a necessity. Everybody has to shit several times a day. Some toilets have better acoustics than others to enhance the sound of your farts.
I like this, you sound like a toilet scientist or perhaps a toilet connoisseur
@@PlumbingExplained Yea, buddy. Nothing like taking a hefty dump in the morning to get the day off to a good start! Thank you plumbers for keeping my shitter in top working order! I can't imagine the days of outhouses where you had to battle the elements and insects to drop a load.
The best toilet without power assist would be the American Standard Champion 4. I own it. It flushes more aggressively than the one's that you have demonstrated.
I disagree, The Champion is a great flushing toilet but it wont last nearly as long as this Toto, You will notice the champions flush will slowly diminish over the years and theres literally nothing you can do about it.
@@PlumbingExplained if u think there's nothing I can do about the flush, then u don't know how the toilet works. If u did , your thought process would be different.
@@robertdavis3433 amen lol champion American standard
Wheres the wall hung toilets?🧐
That Kohler would not flush those fiber filled turds that I put out.
I dont get why the Apprentice should be fired
Im mostly kidding. But th Guy calls in sick every monday when he knows we have a job like this, carrying 6 toilets up and down 3 flights of stairs.
When are they gonna put a laser on it?
Plumbers don’t do that lol that’s carpenters, handymen and flooring guys that think they’re accomplishing something
Toto's are just too much money. There Neorest is a nightmare to install. I'll never deal with one of those again.
Kohler all day. I hate Toto. It's waaaaaay to loud.
Can I tell thats a kohler toilet just by the flush valve.
Heavy ass toilet, I guess it's got to be Heavy dooty to be put threw all that shit lol
Take care of your back.
3 toilets a day every day?..... ever seen a sink?
I don’t do toilets every day but some days it’s all toilet installs or repairs all day
I don't see the difference. He's an apprentice which means he's still learning. Why would you fire him for that?
he calls in sick every monday knowing I need his help, Im almost 40 I cant be carrying 6 toilets up and down 3 flights of stairs by myself
@@PlumbingExplained Gotcha. That wasn't stated in the video.
Agreed those Toto’s are prob the best toilet on the market
American standard cadet 3 👍👍
Sounds like a vent issue
I like my kohler 😅
i personally prefer the american standard cadet 3.. same trapway as the toto but doesnt require the proprietary marked up parts like toto and kohler.
Toto all the way
Not yet
Entrada or the Drake
Easiest job there is out there I'd get too bored doing just toilets 😂fk that
bet you counted the stairs to the house from the garage as a flight... jagoff
Lol internet tough guys crack me up so many of you guys runnin around after Covid
Some day I’ll have a one piece, stainless steel terlet with bidet and heated memry- foam cushin’
american standard cadet 3 dual flush, chair height, elongated bowel.
The American standards are great flushing toilets they just don’t last very long compared to something like a Toto or Gerber
A few thousand a year. Damn you must be hustling. An average of 10 toilets a day 6 days a week.
refer to my pinned post, I didnt say I install thousands I said I install and repair thousands, Just to put things into perspective because you obviously arent a plumber just on this call here I worked on 6 toilets, I installed 3 and removed 3, This call took me 90 minutes, I work 15 hours a day some days, I work 6-7 days a week EVERY WEEK I have customers that are massive hotels, motels apartment and condo complex's and property management companies
I love the santa rosa. I paired it with the devanshire pedestal sink in my bathroom. 1st class pooping.
So you're asking if you should fire your apprentice for a video that only gives your opinion?
He called out sick, I had to carry the toilets up 3 flights of stairs by myself
@@PlumbingExplained Yeah, I wouldn't be too happy either. Depends on how good of a worker he is and whether he calls out with any frequency. It amazes me after covid how many people just don't come to work and get away with it
The one piece is great..... I HATE the skirted totos.....
I’ll have to agree with you there, skirted any toilet is kinda shitty in my opinion.
TOTO all the way.
Cadet pro for me
Lots of people like those Cadets, they just don’t last as long as far as I’ve experienced
Must have already fired the apprentice if you're hauling those toilets up yourself.
He called out sick for the fourth Monday in a row leaving me to carry these toilets up
@@PlumbingExplained I knew a pool service company that changed paydays from Fridays to Mondays because half his crew were always calling in sick that day.
He should have alerted the National Institute of Health of how effectively this cured sickness.
@@mayorb3366 It means they're tired. Excpect fridays to be the day they stop showing up. 2 day weekend is still cruel especially for the national decline in health and finances. Capitalism is a hellscape. Don't get mad at people for needing rest. Improve the country instead.
Far as one piece toilets toto can't be beat I install proflo toilets most my customers can't afford toto
Yea unfortunately not all my customers can afford the Toto’s either but Toto does have the Entrada which is the step down from the drake, you can get that toilet for like $150
@@PlumbingExplained that's not bad at all my grandma paid 500 for her toto
That Santa Rosa is hot garbage. The Toto Drake is much better than all of them.
Cimmaron.
So you're nearly 50 years old?
How would you come up with something like that lmao
@@PlumbingExplained 20 plus years you've been a residential service plumber. Did you start at age 9?
@@clayton9136 I started in highschool when I got kicked out of highschool freshman year, Never was good at paying attention in school and was just going through alot at that time couldnt really focus on school, been plumbing since 2001, Im almost 40
Gerber.
Are you on the east coast?
@@PlumbingExplained no in the Midwest.
So that's over 6 water closets a day 7 days a week. I'll bet the 20 years are done with the same math. My first c36 license was in 2003 I started in 1987. Check your math when you tell some one what you have done.
Assuming a 5 day work week that is 7.69 installs or repairs per day, tbh that's doable. In his pinned comment though he says 6 days a week so even less per day needed.
Bro endless you’re doing production in new construction and ONLY doing toilets NO FUCKING WAY ARE YOU DOING THOUSANDS A YEAR
refer to my pinned post, I didnt say I install thousands I said I install and repair thousands, Just to put things into perspective because you obviously arent a plumber just on this call here I worked on 6 toilets, I installed 3 and removed 3, This call took me 90 minutes, I work 15 hours a day some days, I work 6-7 days a week EVERY WEEK I have customers that are massive hotels, motels apartment and condo complex's and property management companies
@@PlumbingExplained I am a plumber. I specialize in hotels. On top of that I doubt that home had 6 toilets. You’re not doing thousands a year. I’m a plumber that’s why I know that. Stop lying. Endless you only specialize in toilets you’re just lying.
Toto Far Win!!
Gerber avalanche
Toto drake!!
That’s right!!! One more for the best guys
Why are u lying on a video?
Lying about what dude lol these type comments always crack me up
not going to pick on your years but being older going to warn you to stop man handling toilets on your back so your body will last longer doing this job. know it save time but use hand truck more or refuse job if there houses are too fancy to use hand truck in
I call bs.
I don't trust a brand that has a name that means vagina in Spanish. That's just me...
Lol which brand is that?
Kohler piston, toilet suck
If you had to carry it up three flights of stairs that would be a 4-story house and literally nobody that lives in a mansion is going to call you
lol what a surprise, total moron speaking out of his ass in the comment section
@@PlumbingExplained how dumb ass I use facts and your words if you start at the ground floor and you go up three flights of stairs you're at the forth story unless you're counting some pussy ass three steps into the front door judging by your reply you actually might 🙄😂
That’s crazy boss outsourcing firing decisions
Ill stick with American Standard way better and cheaper!
So you do 10 toilets a day. Ok my guy
Calm down... That toilet is baby weight compared to to sch 40, 8" black pipe at 28 lbs per foot 🤷
No you don't, come on, 13 a day 😂
refer to my pinned post, I didnt say I install thousands I said I install and repair thousands, Just to put things into perspective because you obviously arent a plumber just on this call here I worked on 6 toilets, I installed 3 and removed 3, This call took me 90 minutes, I work 15 hours a day some days, I work 6-7 days a week EVERY WEEK I have customers that are massive hotels, motels apartment and condo complex's and property management companies
@@PlumbingExplained you don't get home till midnight, yea ok , but dude get ahold of yourself, your trying to tell everyone your working on 3 thousand toilets a year,I know several plumbers, .....they laughed