Thankyou

Great video. We have old black iron pipe which has been painted over and has lot of 90 degree joins. I think I can smell faint gas at one of these. Is there anything (pipe dope itself?) which can be slathered around the outside of a joint to seal it better or is this a fool's game? Thanks!

Idk why but PTFE is always fail for me if pressure > 2 bar. But hemp works perfect. Maybe I do something wrong, but I try defferent methods of wrapping with 100% fails.

Funny how they cut out the part right after; "these fittings are made overseas"at 3:12, he problably said china, and they wouldnt let him posted unless he cut it out. No one wants to hear the truth the truth any more. all stuff out of china is total garbage.

I have a quick question that I hope you can help with what size plug should I use for a 7/8 female water pipe? I really need to find the right one to close it effectively. Your assistance would be greatly appreciated!

I just watched several videos before this one and they all said to never let the tape go below the last thread and to never let it fall into the opening, the exact opposite of this video.

Another camera operator filming from a boat on a rough sea 😂

Are you a master plumber using pex B, not pex A?

Hurray you DO discard the nut

Hi Tony. I have a kitchen faucet that has those Cooper Standard Automotive brand quick connect snap fit supply lines serving the several small faucet fittings. One end broke off a line and I am trying to figure out how to replace the line to get the kitchen sink functional. Those lines are real neat but nowhere to be found.

Ouch!

First and foremost, I'd like to thank you for the time and effort you've put into this video. I've had to replace two gabage disposals already, so I'm on my third disposal now, and it stopped working about 3 months ago. I was going to take your advice and purchase the disposal of my choice and then have a handyman install it to cut costs. Then I saw the part in your video where you showed us how to insert an Allen wrench into the bottom of the unit, rotate, and clear the bottom of the gunk in the disposal. 🥴🥴🥴 My disposal works now.🤣

Sorry, this is not right. The olive is doing the sealing. Use jointing compound on the olive. That’s totally over tightened. Over compressing the olive deforms the pipe and makes future remounting impossible.

WOW! Great story and an even better lesson. Thanks for sharing.

Believable. Too bad there was some audio problems, if not, I'd say it was a perfect video. Thanks for posting. New sub for your straight talk.

Excelent Video.

I needed a new one and upgraded from a badger 100 (1/3) to badger 5x (3/4 HP). It was $100 vs $130 (after rebate) for triple the horse power and because my plumber quoted $250 to install it, I installed it myself very easily since I didn't need to replace the sink part and sinkerator all the same fit

Always leave first one or two threads bare

this video kind of sucked. didn't tell us what your anti-sieze is made of. didn't say the chemistry interaction in the fitting pieces and surfaces. didn't talk about torque values. lots missing Dood. You can do better I believe in you. Make a new one. Do your research first.

I’m more concerned with that t&p line just chilling like that

You talk too much

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I would think they would have a torque or number of turns after hand tight, never heard of "tight as you can"

Bought a 5/8 compression fitting and when I test on 1/2 inches copper tubing it seems loose. Just wondering what size copper tubing are fitting

Rumour has it Lorena Bobbitt has just ordered one. 😮

I hate plumbing. No matter what I do it always leaks somewhere. Either the water line or the drain line. Drip drip drip. Pain in the butt. And trying to fix existing copper pipes that were done equally poorly by "professionals" after the walls are in place is an even bigger pain. I had one copper elbow joint in the ceiling just burst for no reason whatsoever and flood the kitchen. And the house is only 20 years old. I'm currently finishing my basement and need to run some lines to a kitchen area and a bathroom. I am NOT going to use copper pipes and solder. I've had enough of that. I'm going to try running all Sharkbite line.

Thanks man...

Thanks!

Thank you

The next video I see not in an air conditioned garage with a vice grip will be the first.

cool video, thank you!

Thank you! I'm an artist and I make garden ornaments & sculptures out of copper, and I hate using the little tiny baby tubing cutters. I'm gonna invest in that battery powered cutter! That will save me so much time. I just subscribed to your channel. Have a great day!

Unreal, everything in this video is wrong

Hi, I wanna know what would be the situation that the relief valve will need to be replaced? We're buying a house and the inspector said some water sign in the bottom of the relief pipe and suggested that the relief valve might need to be replace. I'm not sure whether we should or should not replace it.

Slow the fk down cocaine cowboy wtf! You mfkers are probably going to return to steal that copper sfter each job... damn!

How to use the special tool that wasn't explained at all.

My disposal stoppoed working, it just hummed. I tried rooting around from the sink side. That didn't do a thing to help. But now there's no hum!! Time for a new disposal?.... Wait a minute, let's check out KZbin.......and there you were. I watched your video. Located and pressed the red button. Looked high & low for an Allen wrench to fit....no joy. So I used a flat-head screwdriver socket and some vice grips and voila! It worked like a charm. Just like my garbage disposal does now. All thanks to your wonderful video. Thank you for saving me god knows how much on a plumber for a fix that I did myself, very easily, in just a few minutes. "Thank you".

goog video

My cold supply line to my kitchen faucet doesn't have a rotating nut on the shutoff valve side. Is there a way to reconnect it with another fitting without replacing the whole line? I'm installing an RO water filtration system and I had to disconnect that supply line to add the feed water adapter under it. Thanks! Edit: it rotates like new, after eventually being freed.

After a hand tight, I see that the man is still turning the nut a lot more and I would say he is over tightening it. after hand tight, I would say from experience one more full turn is very tight already.

its called a cgi. combustible gas indicator

I subscribed and then unsubscribed due to you focusing on the haters. We all know there are those people out there making stupid comments, but you fuel the fire I would never known they made these stupid comments. I was just enjoying your video, but I had to hear you talking about it over and over.

Tick rucker. Figure that one out.

Great content, thank you..

Thank u very much for saving me $150 that a plumber would of charged. Can u please put the link to the video where u show how to caulk?

I just decided to replace my water heater fittings with the regular copper soldering method. I It was mainly because I didn't want to cut the existing copper pipe too close to the drywall. So I went out got all the supplies at HD it wasn't cheap $140 for the torch, solder, flux, pipe cutter and fittings. If I was doing this all the time it would be worth it but as a one time thing the Shark Bite would have been cheaper.

What do you think about the C5000?

We have one that the contractor installed when they built our house 6 years ago and it has gotten very loud. Maybe a barring is going out? Anyway, just ordered a insinkerator from Amazon for $199. It's the 45ss quite series with a 3/4hp motor. I sure hope it's quite! I will install it this week. I did get the cord from Lowes and it's a quick plug it. The disposal has 3 prongs at the bottom so no need to mess with any wires! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and a new subscriber here!

If the water is turned off, couldn't you just open some nearby faucets to let the pressure escape?

I’m a new plumber and I really appreciate your videos. Very helpful. Forget the haters. Everyone is a ‘genius’ these days.