@sedric31 It depends what is causing the white smoke. In most cases, it will help your vehicle. Look at the reviews of what people say about it. There's nothing to lose, giving it a try. It took me 300 miles of driving to see the results. Good luck.

@catheyharris6039 Yes, you can use a 🪛 screwdriver to puncture the wall slightly to help the wall anchor get started. Then, use screwdriver to screw in anchor. If the anchor is not going in, that means there is hard wood, and you will need a drill to get screws in wood. Most of the time, there is only dry wall and not hard wood. You will be OK with screwdriver. Goodluck

@ianshepherd6476 how long have you owned your espresso machine? That has not happened to me yet.

So I got it from a guy that bought it 2 or 3 years ago and he thought it was broken beyond repair as he kept blowing through gaskets. I spent about 5 hours pulling the thing apart to get to the pf collar screws. It’s a known issue but the gasket is the easiest fix until that stops working to resolve the problem. I have a profitec go so it’s not my main machine just a project machine

Sometimes you can find them cheap at Home Depot but foresure Star Nursery has the Japanese Blueberry Tree.

@brianb1599 I could have stacked them on each other. I could not do it going across because 8ft is still 8ft across. and the screws still fall in the same place. I knew this hack would work because fleximounts overhead storage brackets only hang on screws and nothing else. It's strong enough and also gets support by those hanging thick wiring from the ceiling. I know it's an eye sore but it's covered anyway by the stacked storage. I'm glad you pin- pointed that hardship that can happen. This hacked worked for me for uneven studs. That aluminum metal strip was on the studs on both sides so it. Could reach. Its not in drywall.Thanks for watching.

@@vegasminimansion A single 2x4 across your studs, it doesnt matter where the studs are at as the 2x4 is secured to them. From there you mount the shelves to the 2x4 and you can screw them anywhere along that 2x4. If your studs were 24 O.C., you could lag the 2x4 to the them but then still place your bolts at 16 O.C.

@brianb1599 ahhh I understand what you're saying now. Yes, I saw that example. Looks like you would have to take out all the dry wall and seem like a whole lot of work. Yes I wish the builder of this new home would have thought of this. Lol

5-6 gallons per day is perfect in summer 4-5 days a week. Don't forget that Alaska Fish Fertilizer is awesome. You can find it at Lowes. You should see new leaves sprouting in 3-4 weeks. Thanks for watching.

You really want me to fall off the ladder while filming 😅. I'll make a short video for ya in shorts within a week.

Unfortunately, if it's hair dye, that means you dyed the carpet,and no cleaner can get that out. But you can re dye it the color of the carpet. Look up " CARPET DYE" and DYE the carpet to your color. Look it up on Amazon.

No problem, my next video will be another carpet cleaning remedy. Watch out for it. Thanks for watching.

You got so lucky, easily this chair is a 5000 dollar chair for really cheap. Try the DEEP STRETCH auto mode, and DEEP SLEEP first. I listen to Indian native flute music on youtube Bluetooth to those speakers that make it more relaxing. You'll enjoy it. Thanks for watching.

You sure can. Just make sure that carpet shampooer has good suction. Many people don't do proper maintenance on the shampooer to make sure the suctioning power is working. Cleaning the filters inside shampooer gives more suction power.

Thank you 😊

If you're going to have a gardenia in Las Vegas. I believe mine is surviving because my backyard wall blocks most of the sun for most of the day. I don't think a gardenia can handle the Vegas sun all day only for a few hours. Under a shaded area like a big tree or under patio ceiling would be fine.

@@vegasminimansion I’ll try it in a pot and maybe see what it likes best, am sun or pm sun?

@carol4604 I like AM sun. Just don't have it in direct sun all day. The flowers and leaves will burn. My gardenias probably only see 2 hours sun. The shaded area where the sun partially hits the plant will be perfect.

Glad you were able to understand how much easier it is to use the cords! Hope you accomplish! Stay tuned for more good hacks around the house.

Thank you for realizing my STEP by STEP approach. Yes, the crucial part of this video is making sure you work in sections for the best results. 😊 Thanks for watching.

The trick is to use carpet dye. You have to dye the bleached area. You can find carpet dye for your carpet color online.

Mee, too! Those homes were horrible! 😂

Glad it was helpful, I will have more cleaning vids!

Yes, take that shaggy rug outside, drench it down with water hose, soak it, then use carpet cleaning soap, by pouring it on rug, actually Dawn dish soap works wonders, then get a Rubber hair removal brush broom, then rake the rug slowly to agitate soap into rug, after lathering soap into rug, drench rinse the rug again with water, while soaked then use a WET VACUUM like the one I recommended in Description, you can also find them at Home Depot. Make sure it has WET FILTER. Making the rug wet and then immediately vacuum gets all the dirt out easier. Then suck all the moisture out of the carpet with the CREVICE TOOL or UTILITY TOOL that comes with vacuum. After you suck all the filth. Take your spray hose, and rinse one more time. Then vacuum again. You will have a perfect clean rug again. 😊 I will make a video on this and do my rug soon on my channel. Your not using the typical vacuum you see at Target, your shaggy strands would get stuck in rollers and also the vacuum power is not strong enough.

Id love a video! I actually was able to use the hoover vac pretty good but im sure it only cleaned subpar, however when i move in a few months i may do this method then use the vaccum for the drying steps!!!

@seagirl0384 Glad you got the idea. Yes, I will make a video soon! Thanks for watching.

That's awesome! I'll have more cleaning videos! Thanks for subscribing.

@@vegasminimansion thanks bro 🙏 and if you ever need any help with any cleaning jobs let use know! we are very good Cleaning very OCD were a 5 ⭐ crew .we have good clients and a few nice mansions we do on a weekly basis .

@j.r6656 Foresure, I'll check you guys out, and when people ask me, I'll refer. When I start getting those questions, you'll know.

@@vegasminimansion thank you so much bro 🙏 your awesome..

Make sure you don't use the most strongest setting because the sprayer is strong and can tear the shoe. You know it's a good setting when the water fans out instead of a straight line spray. Thanks for watching.

A WET/DRY Vacuum is extremely versatile and has a strong suction to pick-up liquids and larger debris that regular vacuums can't do. I linked one in the description to show what one looks like. Thanks for watching.

When you purchase curtains from Pottery Barn, they are included. If you just want to purchase hooks you can find them on ebay here www.ebay.com/itm/295706481986

Anytime, so glad you tackled it! 😊

Awesome! I hope I get flowers on my bird of paradise this year. I'll be making a video on spring watering today. It's a good reminder bringing up the fish fertilizer. Thanks for tuning in. My goal is to help people with their 🏡

Thanks for watching! About the peroxide, that is good mentioning. A low grade 3 % peroxide will be fine. Almost all homes use low-grade peroxide. The important part of this video is to add heated water to the stain and try the best to extract while not spreading the stain. Using a wet vacuum is always preferable because it sucks the stain and moisture from all angles of carpet. Stains can be taken out without vacuum, but it is best.

3% peroxide is fine for all fibers. And even stronger is fine on synthetic fibers.

must always rinse surfactants out or leftover soap residue will attract more dirt thats bigger than otigjnal stain,,,

A WET VACUUM is perfect for that. Splashing more water at the end of cleaning then suctioning the moisture. Thank you for adding that info. ​@terirodriguez1363

Do you mix equal parts of each “ingredient” to make the spray solution? Thanks.

I had to do a double take and replay my video to make sure I didn't pick my nose. 😅

No blocking needed. Before I made this video. My garage is a 3 car garage. So when I began my project, I thought my Wood planks "studs" would flow all in one direction. I found out later by the builder the flow of wood went in different directions to hold the living space above the garage. For that reason, it's important to use the sensor I used to find the flow direction of wood so I could find good placement for the garage storage. Other parts of the garage and my ceiling wood studs were in L patterns making it difficult. Where I placed my storage was perfect in that one spot because the studs flowed in one direction only, so I placed it there under the light. 😊