Hey Jerry, Batman here. I'd love to compare notes. Are you going to be in the area for awhile?

But people who want to claim warranty cannot contact the manufacturer as these people dont have their website setup or any means of contact

I'm still not convinced that water tester is legit. There might be some basis for the "dissolved solids" measurement, but there's no way it could detect the really concerning biological hazards. I have a few concerns about the RO system as well. If you read up on strontium, it's not something I would personally want added to my drinking water. The diagrams of the layers of the filter are also a little concerning, as the RO layer should be the very last thing the water goes through. Putting other filter layers *after* the RO layer is counterproductive, as the RO membrane is by far the finest and any other layers would be wasted, and in the case of the carbon filter would actually add in new particulates that weren't there before. Every home RO system I have seen has a sediment filter and carbon filter *before* the RO membrane. Some do have a postfilter that adds calcium - NOT strontium - back as well as raising the alkalinity and pH back to ideal levels. You could easily use that Costco system with a booster pump, which are available specifically for applications where the existing water pressure is too low. There are also "permeate pumps" that increase the efficiency and reduce water waste. Both of those pumps are inexpensive, around $50 or less.

I want to see egg noodle!

What a huge job! Glad it's fixable.

Your audio stinks. Stop relying on the camera's mic. Using the camera's mic in a hard walled space guarantees bad audio. Please get and use a personal mic. Bad audio ruins good video.

what year was this?

Great video Jerry! Can you share the name of the company you get your garrafones from?

Good to know!

Lynn you are so beautiful. We love you. Tell Jerry we need more Lynn. Your second biggest fan.

You two are priceless❤

The new Aspecktek indoor bug zappers work excellent! You should check them out!

Thanks for the review!

Those American 2x4, and 4x4 sizes are the new and “improved” sizes.

How safe is your drive to the US and back? I’m looking at possibly relocating to Chapala. My wife thinks it’s to dangerous to drive to Chapala, she also doesn’t want me to own a car in Mexico.

Sorry for the termites, I can relate! I had a bad case of termites 2 years ago. One bedroom was trashed! Lynn looks fabulous!

Lynn, Good hair day. 😃

not surprise about lake chapa, what make me feel bad was the rain water, i have always tought it was safe to drink if you would catch before hitting the ground or any surface, a guess i was wrong..

Lynn looked so pretty. Were the two of you going out on the town?

Thanks for sharing

Lynn is looking great, you take great care of her. ...Yikes on the termites! House repair projects, ugh. We had a roof leak/ mold this year... I use Yellow sticky traps around my seedlings. Cheap, 30 for $10, Amazon. Great for flies too.

Darn those termites! They can really cause problems. Glad you are taking care of them. Interesting comparisons of the lumber sizes in Mexico vs. the US. I enjoyed your video, Jerry.

It’s all fun and games but what about learning some Chopin etudes?

Love your channel! Hi to both of you, take care!!!

I'm wondering if they have utility poles that are a US class 7 because I can't seem to find one in Florida ✌️🙏👍

Good morning Jerry! Please tell Lynn she is so sweet, & looked so beautiful today! 🎉 I really enjoy seeing you two together.❤ LUCRETIA

Sorry about the termites! But I do love seeing Lynn. She looked all dressed up. I hope you were taking her someplace nice for dinner. Enjoy!

"Take that, you little....censored!"😂😂😂

When I was in the Gulf flies would come out of nowhere. I still have cat like reflexes.

Originally in the USA, actual 2"x4" dimensions were also used. I think in the 1960s, 1 1/2" x 3 1/2" became the norm ? 🤠✌️

Why not get bottle service?

Gotta protect those new frame and drawers from termites..

We get the "swarming termites", millions of them fly around after they've finished off our less than described lumber. Our neighbor's pools are covered in black with them. In Hawaii the firemen won't lean any of the walls because of them. Ogden Nash wrote a poem about termites: "Some primal termite knocked on wood, and tasted it, and found it good. And that is why your Cousin Mae fell through the parlor floor today." 😁😁😎😎👍👍💙💙

Damn termites anyway! Gives you another project Jerry. Ms. Lynn is looking mighty fabulous today. Take care you two!

Jerry, it's good to know that in Mexico they use something akin to a "Baker's Dozen".. measurements. Not bad. Termites, definitely worse than pesky rodent squatters. Geesh! Goodluck with the new project. Cheers, Mate.

Spray the window screens on your RV with good bug spray weekly and that will cut down on flys (and other winged insects) hanging around trying to get in.

Hello Sir from Los Ramones N.L. Thank you for your videos. She sure is pretty ! Blessings !

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Good morning, Jerry and Lynn.

I'll bet they cut the wood in the States by the metric system and sell it by the american measuring system. Who is going to measure every board in the States, just make it work is probably the motto. Mr. J C, as far as that goes, nothing works in the States anymore and nobody cares anymore. The good old days are gone. And yes, these pesky termites like the warm climate. We had some tunnels in our garage on the plaster boards and had to get them replaced. It was in the same area where the outside faucet is. We never used that faucet anymore and (knock on wood) no more termites. Well, it's just another project for you to keep you busy. Tell Ms. Lynn her short hair really looks good on her,

Sorry about the termites! I like Lynn’s new Hair Cut!

Good luck with the new project JC! Greetings from a chilango in Texas.

Mexico affordability - my house has 2 large rooms with large doors to the street. When I got my house 3 yrs ago I thought I'd make those rooms into a motorcycle workshop. Then I found out the Honda dealer with certified mechanics will change the oil, brake fluid and full service on my motorcycles and quad for $25. That ended the workshop idea.

I’m very familiar with these kind of projects in Mexico and termites always find their favourite wood. If I were to make a suggestion I think you should take the pine 4x4’s and 2x4’s back and trade them in for ether cedar or Guanacaste. Guanacaste is probably a little cheaper. It will save you having to rebuild your storage room again in a few years. You can treat pine with a product to penetrate the wood so the termites don’t eat it but after a number of years they will still eat up your cabinets. They won’t touch the cedar or Guanacaste. A lot of the older homes in Mexico have beams made with Guanacaste and are still solid after hundreds of years. Happy building 😊

I think they call those "subterranean termites" here in Florida. Usually, we have to drill around the whole perimeter of the foundation. I hope you got every last one! Hi to Ms Lynn 💝

Mexican termites don't give up easily.

JC GREETINGS FROM ALLENDE NL.

Do you get clear ice cubes? Was amazed first time I did that.

I have serious doubts that device actually does what it says it does. Most of those measurements can only be done chemically or manually in a lab. Things like a mass spectrometer and microscope are the only ways to tell compounds apart or detect and measure bacteria. It is patently impossible to do those things with a device like that. I'm sorry to say it looks like a scam to me. The missing part of your "homework" was in figuring out how the thing actually works. Until I know exactly how the device takes those measurements, I'm extremely skeptical. I'm reminded of "firewall" software of 20-25 years ago that claimed to be detecting and preventing dozens of hack attempts every minute in order to convince you it was actually working. It was ABSOLUTELY a scam. Then there are the current crop of commercial VPNs that absolutely cannot do what they claim to do. VPNs were designed and only actually do their job when you are connecting a remote computer to a private LAN and never access the Internet at large. Once your connections leave the VPN and go out into the Internet, you are fair game as if you weren't using a VPN at all. The one and ONLY thing a VPN is good for aside from the aforementioned scenario of remote access to a private LAN is to give you a reasonable (but NOT 100%) chance against man-in-the-middle attacks on public Wi-Fi hotspots. Just so we're clear, your apparent IP address is NOT the only way to get your location, and the streaming services (and especially your ISP) can easily detect if you're using a VPN or other anonymizer technique and easily block you if they want/need to. But it's in the streaming service's best interest to not make customers angry over blocking them unless the locality requires it. Which is not common, but I can tell you from personal experience IS a real thing.

You're very intelligent and patient!