Todd, I've watched most of your videos since I found your channel a year or two ago. And I've bought several products based on your recommendation. I was wondering if you have a process that you go through before you make your final purchase. In other words, what type of research do you do? Is "value" a certain balance between budget and quality? What tips do you have? Maybe your answer is worthy of a future video. Keep up the great work!
Great to hear from you Tommy. I'm glad you've been following my youtube channel for so long. That feels rewarding to me :) As far as the products I show, it's only a fraction of what I purchase or sometimes, what have been sent to me. The products I choose to showcase on twHomeShow are only the ones that made-the-cut, and 95% of the time because I chose them for myself in my household because I needed them to serve a purpose. Believe me, I could've had so many more videos posted to my channel if I made a video for each and every one of those products. But, to me, I feel too disappointed in them to even spend the time making those videos. So, as a rule-of-thumb, if they worked for me and satisfied me, they may serve your needs as well. As far as quality and value and availability. YES. That's exactly what I look for and sometimes I spend hours reading Amazon reviews of each item just to make sure I get the right product for the project or need. I hope that explains my reasons for starting this channel and why I feel confident in continuing my adventures with great folks like yourself. (if you couldn't tell already, by the length of this response) I also appreciate your suggestion of creating a video on this very topic. That is an awesome suggestion, and maybe I will. Thank you for being a loyal follower and I hope to keep you entertained and informed for a very long time :) -Todd
Great video! I have a few questions. 1. Where did you get the hose? I'm unsure what the fittings on the ends are called. 2. Is there pressure buildup when you disconnect the tank from the main tank?
The link to purchase this product is in the video description. As far as pressure in the hose. I usually turn off the propane tank and light the grill in order to burn off any propane left in the hose. -Todd
According to RVGeeks RUclips channel, you should have a regulator right out of the high pressure tank, otherwise you will get oil buildup in the long hose that will ruin your grill or whatever you’re using. IDK, just sayin’. There’s a lot of information on RUclips about this subject and some of it is contradictory. Thanks man.👍🏼☮️
Any way you could have installed it right after the regulator? I think that regulator had a safety measure that shuts off if there is a big leak. You don't get that safe guard installed before the regulator.
The reason I installed before the regulator, is because most items (at least mine)....the grill, firepit, etc. - almost all appliances have their own regulator built-in. If you try to connect 2-regulators together, you are most likely going to run into some issues. But it's best to do your research before you add yours. Thanks for your comment. -Todd
Wow, I would have thought that type of RV would have an outdoor kitchen.
That being said you got a sweet deal on that!
Todd, I've watched most of your videos since I found your channel a year or two ago. And I've bought several products based on your recommendation. I was wondering if you have a process that you go through before you make your final purchase. In other words, what type of research do you do? Is "value" a certain balance between budget and quality? What tips do you have? Maybe your answer is worthy of a future video. Keep up the great work!
Great to hear from you Tommy. I'm glad you've been following my youtube channel for so long. That feels rewarding to me :)
As far as the products I show, it's only a fraction of what I purchase or sometimes, what have been sent to me.
The products I choose to showcase on twHomeShow are only the ones that made-the-cut, and 95% of the time because I chose them for myself in my household because I needed them to serve a purpose.
Believe me, I could've had so many more videos posted to my channel if I made a video for each and every one of those products. But, to me, I feel too disappointed in them to even spend the time making those videos. So, as a rule-of-thumb, if they worked for me and satisfied me, they may serve your needs as well.
As far as quality and value and availability. YES. That's exactly what I look for and sometimes I spend hours reading Amazon reviews of each item just to make sure I get the right product for the project or need.
I hope that explains my reasons for starting this channel and why I feel confident in continuing my adventures with great folks like yourself.
(if you couldn't tell already, by the length of this response) I also appreciate your suggestion of creating a video on this very topic. That is an awesome suggestion, and maybe I will.
Thank you for being a loyal follower and I hope to keep you entertained and informed for a very long time :)
-Todd
Great video! I have a few questions. 1. Where did you get the hose? I'm unsure what the fittings on the ends are called. 2. Is there pressure buildup when you disconnect the tank from the main tank?
The link to purchase this product is in the video description. As far as pressure in the hose. I usually turn off the propane tank and light the grill in order to burn off any propane left in the hose. -Todd
Thanks for sharing! Do you happen to have a link where I can buy the hose on its own? I already have the T valve in my tank installed. Thank you!
According to RVGeeks RUclips channel, you should have a regulator right out of the high pressure tank, otherwise you will get oil buildup in the long hose that will ruin your grill or whatever you’re using. IDK, just sayin’. There’s a lot of information on RUclips about this subject and some of it is contradictory. Thanks man.👍🏼☮️
I would not use a steel crescent when working with combustible gases. Use spark free tools (brass)
Solo hay un pequeño problema al desconectar la parrilla hay que tener cuidado pues en la manguera quedará bastante gas que saldrá con fuerza....
Any way you could have installed it right after the regulator? I think that regulator had a safety measure that shuts off if there is a big leak. You don't get that safe guard installed before the regulator.
The reason I installed before the regulator, is because most items (at least mine)....the grill, firepit, etc. - almost all appliances have their own regulator built-in. If you try to connect 2-regulators together, you are most likely going to run into some issues. But it's best to do your research before you add yours. Thanks for your comment. -Todd
Would you like to test propane quick connect hose and make a video ?
Hello Michael please email info to: ToddsWorld@gmail.com
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Bro there's nothing regulating your connection you needed to hook that up to the low side and the other hose.
Wrong.
He's feeding the regulator on his grill. Regulator needs high pressure not low pressure.
how much did you pay for that tool kit?
Could you drag this video out any longer?
I could make a "Part 2" if you like 👍
Only a douche bag would take the time to post such a rude comment.
I thought it was a great video.