I didn't know you could do that. I will have to try it.

This one doesn't have an audible but if it did...

Yeah it's pretty nice. You can just adjust the water level like you would in a toilet.

I am not that good with the terminology. I used to call every type of block a brick.

It's pretty nice but you can use a hose too. You just have to watch it so it doesn't overflow.

I will have to set up a playlist.

I will have to make an update video. This video is about prevention. If you clean the pool skimmer everyday it won't get the hardwater stains on it.

@@ThatHobby ahhhh ok

Yes they do

You're welcome 😊

Yeah the whole thing will lift up and line up with the two front seats to make one big bench seat. If it is not hinges are probably stuck. Try looking at the gears on the hinges. They are on the bottom in the back of the console.

You're welcome!

I had a grease fire in my ashcan and now the metal is kind of bent and I am having some issue too. I think one issue is the metal on the ash can is kind of soft. Since mine is kind of messed up now I have a few trick that I figured out to get it back on. If you bend the hooks on the ash can in a little they are easier to put back on. I will have to make an update video about the ash can.

It seems pretty nice to me. There are some newer locks with fingerprint sensors and apps. But If you just want a keypad this is a pretty nice one.

​@@ThatHobby Well I thought it was cool 😎

That's to bad. I don't have any experience with the warranty. We bought ours on Nov 27, 2020 and we haven't had any issues. We keep them on our covered patio though. We have had these chairs for almost 4 years now and I weigh 245 lbs. So these seem like pretty good chairs. But sometimes things break. So I started buying the Amazon warranties. Amazon is pretty good about just sending a new one if you get the warranty. Don't give up on PHI VILLA though. Keep pressuring them to honor the warranty. They should just send you a new one. Let me know if you are able to get if worked out with them.

Keep mine in the patio and I weigh under 195. Been dealing with them for days. I’ll let you know what happens. I’m dealing with the runaround but fighting for my warranty.

They came through. Received a replacement today. Very polite customer service. Took a bit of insisting but once approved chai arrived in two days. Happy customer again.

@@Oblegoble That's awesome! Good for you keeping after them to send you a replacement.

Yeah these coolers are pretty basic. I think for the money it is a pretty good cooler though. But if you want one with latches and a gasket on the lid check out the Igloo or the YETI coolers. That YETI cooler would keep your ice for a while. Those things seal up real tight but they aren't cheap. You might be able to get a good deal on an Igloo cooler though. The Igloo coolers look pretty nice too. Let me know what you end up getting and how you like it.

Thanks! Great cleaning tips too! I was thinking of building a stand for it so that the rear vent would sit even with the window vent. That would shorten the hose too. The hose is pretty bulky and gets in the way sometimes. A nice cabinet to put it on would fix that.

The battery will eventually run out after the sun goes down. But you can take it out of the pool to charge it up by plugging it in to a power outlet. Then you can put it back in the pool to keep cleaning. This unit isn't smartphone compatible. I also have an Aiper Surfer S1 robot pool skimmer. Aiper has an app were you can control the pool skimmer and it even tells you the water temperature. But it's not cheap. The Aiper Surfer S1 costs twice as much it's pretty nice though. Here is a video link if you want to check it out. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eYK0dZamqauNa7s

You're welcome! When the heating elements stop working properly a good defrosting will help to get it back on track.

I was thinking of buying one to clean out all the little stuff in the skimmer.

Here is a link to the full video. There is an Amazon Affiliate link in the video description. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mpOTlqKeeJqUq6c

You can also check out my Amazon Storefront. I have an AC page with some product affiliate links in there too. Here is the link That Hobby AC units amzn.to/3y6Pdye

@@ThatHobby Awesome thank you very much !!!!! 💥 much love and support. !!!

Yeah there is a tile pattern on the bottom of the pool that is in the shape of a sting ray.

The water can get pretty dirty in the skimmer after a storm. So this is a quick way to clean it out. But the wet vac fills up with water pretty quick. A small net would work too.

That's a great idea. I have found a scorpion in there before. So yeah a stick or a hook would be a better way to go.

Yeah I should probably try some safer ways to get the skimmer basket out of there. I will have to post an update video when I figure out a better way to clean out the pool skimmer.

Sometimes there are scorpions and spiders in there too. I didn't really think about it though. I was just in a hurry to clean my pool. I was thinking about getting a small net to clean everything out so I can see what's in there. I will see what I can find and I will make an update video.

I haven't decided what I want to do yet. I have a paver base with gravel under it. So a bunch of masonry screws will keep it from moving around but I was also thinking of drilling a few bigger holes in the pavers and putting some longer anchors in there with some concreate epoxy. I will make some update videos about the base and the anchors.

I will have to check it out

You're very welcome! Thank you for the great comment!

You're welcome! It's a great place to go for a hike

It looks a little bigger in the video than it really is. It is a pretty nice pool but it's a lot of work to keep clean. Luckily I got into making videos about robotic pool cleaners and now I am getting free pool cleaning robots sent to me to make videos about. It really helps to have something like this that goes around the pool cleaning up all the leaves and pollen.

Yeah this thing really moves. It's a pretty nice little pool vac.

Most welcome 😊

Your welcome

That's awesome! I was thinking about getting the gas adapter too.

No you will not need to add any coolant unless it gets damaged. You don't need to add any water either. If you run it in Dehumidify mode you will need to hook up a drain hose though. But in AC mode you won't need to drain it during use. They say you just need to drain it at the end of the season when you won't be using it for a while.

There are some mold test kits you can get. I was thinking of getting one and trying it out. When I get one I will make a video about it.

@@ThatHobby that will be an awesome video to watch. We wake up tired and stuffy every day. Our room connects to bathroom and we don’t have a door to separate. House is about 20 years old. I wouldn’t be surprised if we’re living with a bunch of mold.. ahh!! I’ll look into the test kit. Thank you for that and this video. Went and bought that silicone caulk tube

It's kind of handy to have a ruler on there to measure stuff. If you take it fishing you could measure your catch.

@@ThatHobby I didn't even think of that! thanks!

Yeah once I got all the silt out of the bottom of the pool it really does a great job of getting everything else out of there. It cleans up all kinds of stuff. I am glad I kept it.

It cleaned my pool very well... When it worked. After one month it is not working anymore, and customer support doesn't seem to help me with it. Honestly I don't recommend this product.

@@pl4y3rh4t3r-zv7ze I have started using the Amazon Warranties for the more expensive products like this. I haven't delt with Aiper customer service but I used the Amazon warranty on some other products and they just sent me a new one.

Oh wow! We have a lot of brush in the desert out here in Arizona. So it's not that bad but it can start to add up and make a mess when we get a good dust storm.

So true! I am really glad it is all done though. It's pretty nice to have a big shed like this.

My neighbor just put a window AC unit in his garage window that faces the street. I think it looks pretty nice. I am getting a window AC unit sent to me to make a sponsored video. Maybe I will put it in my garage window that faces the street and see what the HOA does? That might make a really good video too.

@@ThatHobby Go for it. Would enjoy seeing that.

You're welcome! Check the simplest stuff first.

Your welcome. The caulking works pretty good for this. It seals it up real nice plus it can be removed if you want to put on a new flange.

Yeah he was quick too

@@ThatHobby what kind of lizard was it?

@@FireflyFarm_Rand00m-Vide00hs The lizards in our yard have a blue belly. I think they are called western fence lizards?

@@ThatHobby ok I will look it up

@@ThatHobby Ok I found it I think you are right

Yeah these types of AC units are kind of loud when the compressor comes on. Once the room cools down the compressor will shut off and the fan is not that loud.

If you are talking about the vent house you start with the tip and line it up the the thread on the vent and screw it clockwise. It's a little bit tricky to get it started but once you get it lined up it should screw it to place. It took me a few tries too.

That part was pretty challenging for me too. Some how the metal frame was a little off and wasn't lining up with the grooves in the back wall panels. Once I adjusted the frame I was able to get it to fit a little better. There are also 2 groves in the front header that have to line up with the metal roof frame too.

If you run it in AC mode there really should be any water draining out of it. The water is recirculated to cool the compressor. You only need to hook the drain hose to the top drain if you are running it in dehumidify mode. If the unit isn't getting enough power it will shut off the compressor. Try testing it by plugging it into some different outlets. I had it plugged into the same breaker as my freezer in my garage and it kept shutting down too. But once I plugged it into an outlet on a different breaker it was fine.

Thanks! Yeah if you are off a little bit it can be tough to adjust the heavy duty hardware that these things come with. So getting it all lined up first really helps a lot.