Best caulking video on KZbin.

Thanks

my left ear is now a certified multitool operator. very soothing

I bought this and it works good. What I didn't like is that they tried to buy my review with promise of a $50 gift card.

Kirkland batteries leaked after awhile

Now do Amazon batteries.

The "cheap" KODAK batteries I bought, in hope, failed miserably after a very short time and wouldn't even power my toothbrush .My gamble didn't pay off ! (Probably enough to power a camera however)

Thank you.... Great for an older DIYer!!

After having used Kirkland batteries for a few years, I threw them all out and will never install them in any device again. They seem to leak even more than the old lead acid batteries of the 1960s and will destroy almost anything they are installed in. There are several discount batteries that I use and buy in bulk, with good results, but Kirklands are not one of them.

Thanks for answering my question about "cheap vs. expensive" filters! We have no pets, very little carpeting, so dust isn't much of an issue. Cheap filter it is!!! 👍

They're probably made in the same factory with identical internal chemistry.

I am going paint a small piece of ash wood with flat white latex and then a gloss poly after. This wood is for interior use and I am wondering if I really need to use a primer. What would you recommend?

Well, Duracell makes the Kirkland batteries.

At the moment I wouldn't be a member of Costco, etc. because it wouldn't pay for itself yet. But I've experience Costco-branded things when other people have supplied them and this is one pleasant thing about Costco: their products (at least the ones I've encountered) are of really good quality! For example: their pizza, cake, and shepherd's pie! Yeah, just because ya sell bulk inexpensively doesn't mean it's gonna be crap!

"In my underwear..." Well duh, of course. You didn't do it while naked, did you? We do almost everything in our underwear anyway. So...?

Ryan Humiston got off the juice!

MDF is crap. If that was natural wood, it likely would have been a cosmetic fix. Garbage product, imo.

But I guess I'm not like everybody else, because I think that's a lot of landfill. Two billion batteries per year is way too much landfill. I buy rechargeable batteries, and some of them are over 20 years old and still working fine. So what are we all going to drown in? Dead batteries? I think we're all going to end up like the mammals, wrapped in plastic. Because on trash day, plastic is what's keeping the plastic lid on the plastic trash can from closing.

Painters tape sucks for baseboards. At 5:27 you can clearly see that the tape let the paint leak through onto the gray transitional area and now it needs to scraped off.

I have had really bad luck with the Kirkland batteries leaking so I quit buying them.

Thanks buddy!

Costco Kirkland battery now costs 0.37149/ battery in Nov 2024. Thats a 22% increase in price . insane how it went up by so much.

OMG Dog party!!!! 😂 Srsly one of the best, funniest and most meaningful stress tests I've seen. WELL DONE I SAY💪🏻

I think you should do another test with a device that has a much greater load. Something that will kill the batteries in a few hours. One battery may flow higher current much more efficiently than the other.

Same chemistry.

#3 is a godsend!

Think Costco first!

do you have to charge it or keep it plugged in for it to work? (since its electric)

Mount Rushmore. Now there’s an idea!

THEY ARE THE SAME BATTERY, THEY MAKE THEM FOR COSTCO

I bought four 24 packs of Duracell “10” year guaranteed batteries and they have corroded in the package in the electronics. Customer service from Duracell doesn’t exist! Don’t be fooled

Wrong k battery 🔋 don’t last 🤥🤯

I first found out about this around 10 YEARS ago. The teller's told me Kirkland were made by Mallory, and were obviously just as good, but way cheaper...so zero surprise here, except for you

I will never buy Duracell batteries. Every time that I have got Duracell batteries they would start leaking within two or three days of installing them.

what's the best caulk

No surprise, costco does not sell any crap!

Thank you very much for all the great tips. They have -really- helped a lot. One more that has worked for me: I was having trouble getting the odd bit of caulking on an already painted wall after changing some trim. The caulk would occasionally squeeze out on either side of my finger (half onto the wall) whenever I used a bit too much, thanks to the gap varying a lot in size. I discovered that if I rolled my finger when I swiped so that I was pushing the caulk into the gap and away from the wall, there was basically no chance I'd get any on the wall.

I learned year ago to generally buy Everready batteries. They own patent on a sealing system that almost guarantees no leaks. Duracell, on the other hand, has no such seal design, and no such guarantee.

thanks so much for the help.

Great video! Finally a video that explicitly states the importance of not using just any old extension cable through the wall cavity especially around insulation. One thing that you could improve on is to drop the measurements of the holes to cut out so if someone is waiting on shipping, they can still finish their wall by the time the product arrives.

Yah….you can easily fix it from below….if you do not have insulation between joists 😢

how to repair that door jamb and trim..? Step one: Don't use particle board ..

When jamming/binding happens and the blade stalls, hopefully without no kickbacks, what do I do? turn the machine back on and try to get it out of keep it turned off and force it out of there? no one talks about this.

$50 down the drain, 2 more hours in front of the TV

Leave the squeaks. They make a great burglar alarm! 👍

I’ve fallen down each type of step. Now what?

"solid wood" then shows MDF. The biggest mistake is using that toxic thick cardboard crap that is MDF. If you just used proper wood and painted the entire piece on all sides, to seal it, before attaching it to the rest of the door frame, you wouldn't have a problem with water soaking into it.

The glue is perfectly acceptable has no part in structural stability but I don’t see anything here that is new or innovative.

"A 6ft level is great for door frames. You can use a 4ft also, if you don't have a 6ft." Me: Uhhh...a 2-foot level gonna have to do!

Is it safe to do this type caulking to caulk baseboards when the flooring is asbestos tiles on concrete? Please respond. I’m a single mum in poor social housing trying to save a buck. Thanks Landlords stingy