You’re welcome! Glad my video helped with the info you needed!

You’re welcome! Glad my utility knife video was helpful!

Excellent! Glad my video was helpful!

You are correct. One other viewer noticed the old black rings still inside the pipe in the wall. After being made aware of that I rewatched my video and saw that. I think what happened was that I was too busy with getting the shots and I didn’t see the rubber rings still inside the back of the fixture. So I removed the valve and pressure balance unit at a later time and removed those gaskets that weren’t supposed to be in there. The new pressure balance unit already has them.

@@digitalcamproducer I took the old one apart and inside it was a mess. The rubber diaphragm had almost completely disintegrated. Furthermore, although the ceramic valve looks okay, The intake o-ring, which is not a standard round shape, was pretty disintegrated on the hot water side. I guess the rubber that they are using doesn't do that great in hot water. Luckily the American Standand warranty service sent me both the pressure balancer and the valve, without any challenges. They also sent me a new spout/diverter. I have to solder a new pipe to install the spout, that's my remaining piece of the project.

You’re welcome! Glad you enjoyed my cat barrier video.

I think in the areas where I have the barrier on the fence it keeps other cats out. But I do have a small section on one side of my yard where the gate is installed. I don’t have a barrier in that section. So technically animals can get in and out in that area. I’m pretty sure raccoons come into my backyard at night because at times there are holes dug in my lawn or plants messed up. Also squirrels come in no problem by jumping into the bushes next to the fence. But it has kept my cat in since I put the barrier up.

You’re welcome! So glad my video was helpful!

Yeah an alarm silence button would be helpful. I’ve noticed that when I install new smoke detectors that they come with a plastic pin that can be inserted into the side of the smoke detector which locks it to the mounting plate in the ceiling. With this pin in place you won’t be able to rotate the detector to remove it. Not sure if that’s the issue with yours. But personally I’ve never installed the pin nor have I run into one where someone actually used it.

The door will not lock automatically when you open the garage door manually. But you can keep someone on the outside from opening it by placing something on both sides of the track in a couple of openings. Some garage doors have a locking handle in the middle so when you twist it, metal rods are extended into 2 holes in the track to prevent the door from opening. Also, as long as the garage door arm is connected to the motor in the closed position the door will essentially be locked. But again, if the door is detached from the motor the door will freely open.

You’re welcome! I’m glad my utility knife video was helpful for the brand of knife you own.

You’re welcome! So glad you were able to fix your garage door opener yourself! Definitely saves a lot of money. Only have to pay for the parts! Not too difficult to do either!

I love this story! So glad you were able to get your smoke alarm to stop going off! I actually never would’ve figured it out if I didn’t see that spider come out of my smoke detector the night I had the false alarm. I’m glad my video helped!

Thanks for viewing my shower cartridge replacement video. I trust it was helpful! If you do want to make a contribution there’s a “Thanks” button under the video where you can do that. It might also be called a “Super Thanks”.

You’re welcome! I’m really glad my video on how to replace the pressure balance unit on the shower helped! Nice work! And I’m glad you were able to do it quickly. I recently had to do this on another American Standard shower valve in another bathroom. I immediately recognized the problem and swapped out the defective part.

You’re welcome! So glad that my washer pump replacement tutorial helped!

You’re welcome! So glad you and your daughter were able to do the repair together! I’m sure it was a learning experience and a bonding experience for both of you. It definitely helps when you can see someone else do the task first. For me I was doing this for the first time while I was shooting the video. So I was learning as I was going. But I had a feeling that others would find it helpful to see the process. Plus it saves a lot of money doing it yourself. So glad your repair was successful!

We also had to disconnect the power to this fridge every few weeks to melt the ice buildup. For me the circuit board replacement is what fixed the problem. I was still able to perform a forced defrost so that let me know that the defrost heater and defrost thermostat were still working. So the last component was the circuit board. I would say if you can find out how to perform a forced defrost then you can confirm that the problem is the circuit board. I’m just a regular home owner but a professional would probably have other ways to test the defrost heater and thermostat. The fridge in the video has been working properly since I replaced the circuit board when I posted this video.

Here’s my video on how to force defrost a Jenn Air fridge: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKu8moKOorOFbc0

Nice! Glad my video was helpful!

I don’t know if there’s any easy way to get the latch out if it falls into the door. Off the top of my head if the door can be detached you could tip it over until the latch slides to the opening where you can grab it.

Yup, same. Should have watched this video first lol

Yes that’s annoying every time you cook! But that means the detector is working!

I’ve made a few videos about smoke detectors on this channel and my other channel. This is the first time I’ve installed a smoke detector that didn’t require rewiring the connector. This was so easy to install!

The netting is metal it is chicken wire with a thin plastic coating on it.

So glad my shower repair video was helpful!

I actually don’t know the model number of the faucet. My plumber installed 3 of these but have no idea of the model number.

Ever since I got this torch I wondered if why I didn’t get one sooner! I’ve used it for cooking, lighting candles and even lighting fireworks. So much better than a lighter!

@@digitalcamproducer I'm getting one! Looks useful for small soldering jobs in the field, too.

You’re welcome! Glad my kitchen sprayer tutorial was helpful!

You’re welcome! Glad my cat barrier video was helpful!