Thank you!

Would this be safe on tinted automotive glass?

your seatbelt also won’t self-retract easily if it is dirty. the dirt and grease increases friction .

Why not use a garage door lubricant? I found it at Lowe's and it is made by Blaster or 3 in 1.

I went to buy the new bulbs from the auto parts store and my daughter said, "Dad, do you even know how to fix that?" I said, "No..... But the internet does...." And here I am.

Great video Thank you so much, I would have missed a crucial step if I hadn't watched.

Well done.

Can I do this for tile in my living room ???

Was quoted $450 when I had a plumber out doing some other work at the house, which did include a $100 valve. Bought a $20 valve from Lowes and changed it out myself following this video, thanks!

3 hour job. Dang tank bolt were rusted. My bowl is flush to the floor to the back and has a gap in the front. Not happy. I used an Oatey flange reinforced ring because one side had a crack on the outer perimeter for the previous bolt. We'll see in another hour if it leaks

It looks like you installed the thing upside down. Looking at the installation manual for this model, the manufacturer shows no upside down install as being acceptable. Also that groove on the outside of that tank is where you put the strap,

Enjoying the vice grip garage cap

Thanks for sharing.❤

What if your water heater is in your basement ??

So should I use coil cleaner spary?

Ok I have a 12 year water heater... once I emptied tank and let cold water in all I'm getting is brown water. Does this mean I need a new water heater?

Great idea and wonderful presentation., but I have a vinyl mat. Can I glue the flooring to a vinyl mat? Will it work?

Thank you. Mine apparently started leaking last night... so I woke up to a learning experience.

Great video as usual! Thank you 👍🙂

dont get the motorized one. parts are plastic and break

Outstanding video. Subscribed! 🙂

Outstanding video. Subscribed! 🙂

A true professional makes Tricky And messy jobs looks very easy... Great job sir! I wish you could have been mine K. through 9th Grade teacher, More specifically, my Shop Teacher!

Thank you!!!!!!!

Amazing video thank you very much. Plumbers want 300 plus to do this job lol!

i MUST TELL YOU THAT YOU HAVE DONE A GREAT JOB SHOWING HOW THE PRODUCT WORKS AS WELL AS HOW TO INSTALL THEM . THANK YOU SO MUCH. ART

Great video! Exactly what someone like me needs. I’m not good with DIY stuff around the house but companies are charging waaaay to much for cheap inferior work

Thank you, will have to do this soon!

Thanks for your excellent presentation

Thank you ! The best tutorial out there

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Hi, what would you suggest if the cable is stuck and the torquemaster plus cannot release tension. The door won't open. Is it safe to cut the cable while it has tension? Wouldn't the drum keep the spring from unloading its stored energy?

Electric water heater. The capillary action even with the pressure relief valve and 2 hot water faucets open would still not drain (yes I have a back flow). The only thing that pushed the sediment out was to create pressure by opening the cold water supply valve. I have an 85 gallon tank. Of course the valve on the bottom of this "top of the line" water heater is plastic so I had to be very careful to not break the valve. I opened the valve and really nasty brown stuff came out, then I shut it off to let pressure build up and then it pushes it out again. I may call a plumber to replace the plastic valve at the bottom and replace the anode...if they do that.

I tried limeaway and vinegar on my window. Nothing. I can attest to it not working. Now to do it right.

thx- just what i needed

Wow! What a through explanation. Thank you!

Thank you so much for the video!

Great video!

That end cap is a great idea for not getting dust in the valve, but more importantly for me, its there in case a child just opens the valve. I imagine they would get covered in boiling hot water right?

Great video! Most informative and easy to understand. Thank you!

As somebody with ADHD, I really appreciate this being concise and informative. Just one question... to avoid the hazards of fully heated water going through a garden hose and out to the street or an aging drain system, would it be better to set the heat to PILOT, then run the faucets until the temp drops? I'm about to do this in my apartment where the maintenence crew is 3 dudes for about 500 apartments, so I wanna explore further safety options.

So question. Would I have to close my faucet if I have a back-up psi regulator or still keep the faucet open while regulating the pressure?

Thanks, use full video😀

Every one I find has a busted bladder and has filled with water. They don’t last long. That’s what I know.

Looking forward to trying this on the windows of my '00 4Runner. Thanks for the video.

I tried many types and brands of watermark remover. None of them really worked. The simplest and easiest way to remove those watermarks is by using normal car polish that you already have. I use the liquid type car polish. easy to apply and using normal pressure to rub it off.

Do you put the steel rod back?

I’m not a professional plumber, but I would guess since you’re connecting a piece of brass ID and another piece of brass OD that you would want to have something sandwiched… So pipe dope first then Teflon tape then pipe dope the outside otherwise what you are doing is sealing the ID with Teflon tape, then sealing the OD with pipe dope. Then that would mean you are either ceiling the ID with OD with pipe dope or Teflon tape. Which means that you are basically doing a “hat on a hat” or you’re trying to combine two different applications to seal brass connections together together.

How do I clean an enclosed ceiling fan?

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