Or you could just wash it or wait till it drys and peel it outb

The dust to a minimum is a stretch. I own the same one.

You can buy inserts for those trays too, they fit perfect and are semi hard so they don't move around like a bag does

Thank you Kermit very cool 👍

Been doing this for years.

Use a Heatgun, this looks like it take way too long and paint stripper is way too expensive because of all the coats you need to put on.

I am having wifi issues and would consider class action lawsuit

this is the worst toilet ln the world

Ahh, plumbing is German tight spec. - Gooten tight lol

It’s dissimilar metals which has been plaguing homeowners for decades! Should be against the law. Now I run around with liquid teflon and never put any plumbing together without it

The neighbors be like: "Oh my God, I think our neighbor is burying somebody." LOL

I have that same nozzle. but its leaking where the green piece meets the gray.

The hidden overflow tube is only 3.75 inches high. kzbin.info/www/bejne/paGXp6R6eriqqMU

I think DIYers get ahead of themselves, me included, often because we want the project over before it starts. 🍻

That was real simple I like that I would like to keep in touch I may need some pointers

Very helpful!

Thank you thank you thank you!!!!

I like it. But I can't envision how to build the platform without.... a platform! In my case the far end of the structure will be 12' high. Once I place the upright 2x4s I have no way to get 12' up in the stairwell to place the platform. Maybe a video of the building of the project step by step? Thanks.

It still leaks where the black is after changing the washer

Thanks buddy! This helped a lot

Step 1: Press those wire strippers against a grinding wheel until you have nothing left... Step 2: Get a set of real wire strippers and a diagonal cutter Step 3: Get some tubing that fills the gap between the cord and plug that will act as a strain relief.

Excellent,clear video,no crazy background music,just right to the point in a friendly manner,thanks for sharing.

I have a slanting floor in my 1860s cottage, where the brick walls are set on the ground and basically seperate from the floor. Would it be better to apply this method or get someone in to restump?

I don't now about the US but Australian and the UK plugs come with the instruction that specifies the exact length of which wire to strip off to get the job done properly. Initially I disregarded the instruction and always had some hassle to fit wires nicely till it was explained to me by a qualified person. So I've been paying attention to the instructions since then.

Nice. My mower will variably run 15-30 minutes depending on it's mood, although the indicator only shows one bar when it stops. Kobalt is proud of these packs, and cheap aftermarket assemblies are still $120-$150. Maybe I'll both get a replacement and rebuild the old one so I can have two batteries.

Nothing better, and be able to fix your house by yourself and be proud of what you did. I do it myself since i am a handy guy.

Thank you bud! Very helpful

Do you think you would need a gasket if you used seam tape to seal around the opening? I would use duct tape around the hole first to soften the edge.

that s is warped

This video confirms what I am hearing about 100+ year old homes. There is no easy fix to getting them insulated. I'm glad I watched this before trying the more simple fix of injecting insulation behind my old decrepit siding.

Thinking long term, do you plan on taking the time to go and get the pipe wrench every time you attach the hose? After buggering the hose fitting with sharp burrs,you won't be inclined to attach the hose with your bare hands.They have adjustable wrenches for use on hexagonal fittings. The right tool for this job.

Mine didn't have threaded connector at end of tube (got it used) PLEASE link part 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

if your gonna renovate an old previously uninsulated house your just asking for rot the insulation will hold moisture moisture barriers on the inside of the walls do absolutely nothing for preventing rot the best way to prevent an ingress of moisture is to remove the siding and wrap the the house in tar paper thats the best way tyvek will work to but it will cost you and arm and leg remember tar paper is used on roofs under the shingles and its sole purpose is to keep water out

How long dod this take?

Buy the knockoff and upgrade the batteries

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Looks simple. Thanks for sharing.

I've owned maybe 3 or 4 of these Charbroil grills over the last 30 years or so. Dollar for dollar, I would buy these anytime at the lower price point before I would lay out money on an expensive gas grill. If you keep them maintained, cleaned, covered, etc, you will get 1,000 cooks out of them.

Watching your video made me think of trying CLR first because I know my issue is the calcium deposit, but if that doesn’t work I will try your method. Thank you!

Yikes you make this look difficult. 😮

I had a smaller one for four years before it began to fall apart. I purchased new infrared grates for mine. Most people do not clean and maintain them and have no success cooking with them or longevity!

You know how to do it the rite way? Replace it all with a Moen.

Will it work on hsrd GA clay?

So you have to leave the beams in place forever? I mean assuming you replace the jack beams with 4x4's or something one piece and solid. That will kill my basement space :(

Add wood stakes to secure level

Great work guys. I would recommend that if you are doing this for the first time use your phone to take several photos or use the video mode so in case you have any issues you can always go back to the video.

should have used old oil from the local gas stations(FREE) and then use a roller with a 5 foot handle

Thank you so much you’re the only one that mentioned this second issue and solution - it worked! 🎉

This is amazing! Instantly saved me. Took me longer to look up the video then it did to fix the problem

I wonder if this cable can be hid through a generic plastic protective conduit that electricians use? I have one and I'm wondering if I can hide the cable through it. The "thing" at the end of this cable seems thick to me to pull through.