Thank you so much! The industry no longer makes corded blinds. The cordless blinds have different hardware. This means I'll have to replace 14 blinds over the year. I was contemplating restringing the cord. After watching your video I realize it is a bridge to far for me. I do plan on buying the tilt wand hardware so thank you very much.

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As reported on the news, you are using the "Top Caulk".

Not only were you very informative, you are funny and entertaining 😂. Even though I have done this before I needed a refresher. Thank you 😊

You’re fabulous 2014 Dodge Ram here Hope mine goes as easy Already know My pump IS good Issue I think will be my size 😂 4’8

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With such a short vent house, just replace it with a new one and trash the old one. Less mess.

So you did a poor job prepping and painting them in the 1st place (why you are having bonding issues). Without watching your previous video, I am questioning whether you used the final protective coat. I do not see the sheen on your cabinets that are the result of using it. Yes, if all you wanted to do was paint your cabinets solid white, there are better options out there. The strength of the Rustoleum system is the decorative glaze (and the tinted base) that brings out the natural wood grain for that antiqued look. We were first introduced to this system by a neighbor who had done her kitchen. We did ours as part of a major kitchen remodel. We had the standard, builder grade light oak cabinets that are so common (and boring). We cleaned them thoroughly first with a degreaser. THEN we used the deglosser and scotch-brite pads that came in the kit. The only other thing we used that didnt come in the kit were paint brushes, supplies like drop cloths and painters tape, and extra scotch-brite pads and cheesecloth. We are going on 5+ years now. Just saw our neighbor's cabinets recently, still looks great going on 7 years. NO touchups needed and they still look great. Yeah, if you smack something into a painted wood surface, it's likely to scratch no matter what you painted it with. We liked the system so well I used a base tinted grey for a transformation of bathroom cabinets as part of a grey/white color scheme remodel. It hasn't been quite 2 years since, but the bathroom is primarily used by a 10 year old and is holding up equally as well.

Very helpful. I need to replace a set, and you explain it clearly. Thanks.

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AWESOME. - thank you for this fantastic tip!

Do you see the problem she had . She used green and the vehicle needed red coolant hopefully the green is compatible. Good job girl. Have a good day.

Where I will find pise to change I hae same problem shower liking

just put aluminum foil

Nicely done

I have painted kitchen cabinets over the years and can tell you that preparation is the key issue. Sanding, filling, cleaning, primer, sanding again with proper materials..before the final coats. I am not familiar with this product, however if its instructions are to just wash the existing cabinets prior to its application, I would avoid using it. There is a lot more prep work required when doing this and using a kit that avoids that is risky in my opinion. Just my thoughts. Others may achieve the desired results however one wonders how it will hold up.

Im getting ready to fo this outside in a snow storm . Could have happened in the summer. Bummer Edit..... It went way better than I expected. Parts run, and in and out in under two hours. Even got a hot cup. Your content was spot on

Unless it’s a gas dryer than you don’t want to play with it

Great❤ we tried, really worked well 🎉

Thank you for sharing, I saved a plumbing bill!

OKay then I'm gonna take a Shower too.

Thank you so much! Worked like a charm. I drive a Jeep Patriot so I was able to reach down through the hood to push the dent under my headlight out.

Step sis stuck in the dryer again? 😂😂

Was hard to find a video with this type of faucet handle. Thank you.

I'm sanding even using the ALL-IN-ONE paint as well. lol

One of my fixtures will not rotate to accept the bulb. It used to, but now doesn't and I am having a difficult time figuring out why because it looks like a very obvious and simple fix.

Yay, a bus removal window that’s actually helpful! You’re the best, thank you so much for this 🤩

It's wonderful you can do this, but you really didn't show me how to do this. I don't know how you got the top of the washer off.

Thank you this just helped me a ton. Thanksgiving dinner is saved lol

The problem is that you dont want to draw attention to things like vent covers. Better blend in to wall color

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Thank you very much! It was really helpful!

With your help, I moved my washer!!! Thank you!

Not only helpful but you're fun to watch. OK, I'm on my way to Lowe's for a new ballast. Thanks.

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"I wish my boobs were smaller" No gawd. Hell no!

I HIGHLY advise having a support under the car. Hope there's something wedged under front wheels to prevent forward motion. This operation is scary.

Obviously a serious amount of preparation and application failure. Also, it appears that people are rough on the cabinets putting things away.

GIRLLLL 🤦🏻‍♀️… What you NEEDED in your life, (twice now apparently), was the combo of cleaning/deglossing…then sanding…then primer with, yes, (you found it), Zinsser BIN…THEN the #1 for kitchen cabinets paint that you still NEED in your life is…Benjamin Moore ADVANCE! It is water based latex, but pre-formulated to harden perfectly for cabinetry/furniture that takes regular abuse. It also has a long “open” time, (allowing for correcting any mistakes you may not notice right away) + and this is huge…it has amazing self leveling ability. Aahhhh…it is a dream paint for this application. No top coat, of any kind, necessary. No weird streaks, or yellowing, from any urethane based nonsense. Just beautiful, durable, professional finish results…even without a sprayer. Brush/roller combo works great w/ this primer/paint combo. So good!👌🏻 You’re welcome. 😉

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Late to the party, but that was awesome!

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A little tip, you shouldn't use a good knife on a granite counter top. All chefs use wood or plastic cutting boards.

So the blinking lights thing. Those lights are flashing in real life, but they do it so fast that you can't tell. Your camera is shooting several pictures in a second to create an illusion of motion from one frame to the next, again so fast that your eye can't tell. This number is called frames per second, and the higher the FPS is on the camera the smoother is looks. Slow motion cameras are some of the highest. So, the lights are flashing and the camera is shooting at different rates. Some of the frames "catch" the light on and some frames are "catching" it off. You'll see this in some videos of old computer monitors and so on. What's really cool is sometimes the frame rate and what your filming will be in sync. Like a helicopter seemingly flying without the blades moving. It's just the rate of the blade and the rate of the camera are the same. Hope that's clear as mud