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the second part is normallly behind the wall how would you know if it goes straight from in behind the wall

Only if you allow the water in the trap to evaporate when not used frequently. Shouldnt be a problem if used normally.

I'm not a plumber never have been but I have what most lack common sense. Hopefully there's no plumbers in the comments. Per Google about s trap and the siphoning he mentions. That's why all U.S. plumbing codes outlaw S-Traps (IPC 1002.3, UPC 1004.1). P-Traps on the other hand, are time-tested and reliable. (IPC 1002.3, UPC 1004.1).

Don't tell us show us how this is done. Ppl talk out there a##

What re done? How you going to put a p trap to the floor? Vent is the issue here not the trap

Wow. Not the brightest

No one is going to re-pipe the drain, removing the cabinet and opening the wall, over the difference between the two traps. News flash, a p-trap will evaporate in a couple of days if unused. You know, like a rarely used guest bathroom?

P-traps go to the wall, s traps go through the floor. And the vent should be within 6 ft of this 2-in diameter pipe is needed

Please take care 😊

Stay alert, stay alive. Safety first.

Thats shit, but at least the beams aren't damp 😬

Had hard water buildup ln the bottlm of my tank and it cracked the glass liner. I was lucky to be there when the leak started. Because i would have come home to a catastrophe.

I had a home inspector inspect the house that I bought last year. House was built in 1889. There is nothing structurally wrong with the house at all - just a few minor cosmetic things. This video gave me anxiety all over again.

Is it the tank that rusted or is it that rod that’s in there? Or do you just replace the water heater automatically when you see rust ?

Hey Mr builder man you're the one that put that right in the way of where everybody knows the toilet is supposed to go😂😂

Is asbestos, unless your local laws are different it can be contained or removed. It’s rather harmless unless you go around hacking at it.

I don't think that's asbestos

Etanit pipes inside also ??

It does not require removal. That's a lie.

That was no plumbers work. That was the work of a floor jack salesman.

Wow what dumb ass did that ?

At least it’s not a TJI

It's all good there's 1 one either side of it.😂😂😂

I guarantee you that was not done by professional plumber. It was most likely done by a " helper guy " two an owner who wanted to pay the lowest possible price and got his cousin to do it. Every professional plumber that I've met who everyday proves their worth would know exactly how to box out this beam properly.

WTAF

No plumbing Frank strikes again

and plumbers make fun of electricians. Smh.

And it's bad.too.

That's wrong.

Aye man, that joist was in the way! 😂

The general was probably too lazy to do a head out for it.We are plumbers not magicians 😂

Lazy good for nutin😂

Not a plumber

Couple of jackposts and it's fixed, no biggie. It provides gainful employment for flippers down the line.

Support naw let that level out and sink down, time…🫠

It's the first time I hear so many jokes in one 😂😂😂

You don't compact soil under a concrete pier. You dig down at least 42" to get below the frostline. If you've dug to far fill it with concrete, do not fill the hole back in with dirt. Learn before you give bad advice. Maybe the pier wasn't deep enough to start with and it heaved and settled. Maybe the pier was undersized for the decMaybe. Maybe the deck was built out of level. Alot of maybes.

Maybe it's owner wanted it to slope a little to keep the water away from the house foundation. As far as the soils density goes...you need to test before you offer an opinion. One test is worth 50 expert opinions. Could be soil type is the problem.

I'm always concerned when the contractor tells the tradesman, "This will be easy"

I love how you just randomly recorded this!

There is this thing kallet mettal sheets that is foldable. one could use that to make a drip tray flashing. and mount it under the door and that would fix the issue. we've been doing it for hundreds of years

Always have a contact with the use of escrow that won't be released until an approved inspection

I don't trust new construction at all for HVAC systems. A static pressure test should always be done! 80% of homes have a single under sized return duct. This means your house is usually getting about half the airflow for heat and cool! I suggest having an HVAC tech do an inspection before buying any home! It's such an easy test but most home inspectors dont do it.

In a room that small it doesn't matter what way the fan spins

Perfectly looped laughing kevin doesnt rxist, he cant hurt you. *Laughing Kevin:*

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but it's so easy to replace 🤷 🧙‍♂️🤦

Totally illegal

Not easily accessible