Awesome. But what if you wanna install a faucet with a single lever? How would you hook all that up?

How fun! A speakeasy can’t wait to see it completed!

Thanks for the info

No antibacterial soaps!? Then how will we wash up?

Let people work however they want

Wait, people park cars in their garages? 😅

I wonder if you can look up stuff like this online now.

Why not use a volt meter and find the power wire. Stupid video

Thank you for your video It helps me to install tile in my room

I don’t see any vcd’s on those duct branches to balance the supply air.

I didn’t learn anything new you just confirmed what I know but if you were my neighbor, I didn’t invite you over for a beer. And mocha chip ice cream is clearly one of the best ice creams ever.. good luck

I’m putting on of those in for my shop but it’s buried outside the shop to pump effluent to my homes septic tank. OK?

You must be a big baseball fan. Yeah, I like baseball a lot, but my favorite sports are football and basketball.

This is good information. I think I will try tar paper.

Is it possible for frost heave to occur in sands?

I want to try this on my roof!

I am informer customer I was very happy with his work the drawing you went through the permit process without a hitch. I am in Nevada where the planning department are a little strange then everything worked just fine. Working with Tim made it very simple.

Does this device work on rapid start ballasts?

Dude Wipes had a recent Class Action Lawsuit for this issue. Charmin was rated by C.R. to not decompose fast enough. Where did they get that pantie and what was the point ? The side comments by the "flusher" made this video authentic ! ( like being there live ).. was that the son keeping Pops in check ?

Because just like ice cream there is a specific recipe if it's changed then it's an ice dairy product or it's a salad dressing

What about putting the Sewer ejection pit / system outside the house?

Thanks Col sanders

guide blocks... GUIDE BLOCKS!!! Thank you. My son and I are taking on a loft floor job as DIYers and it's all new. But trying to level the 2x8 joists to the 16.5" glulam consistently had me concerned. Guide Blocks... simple common sense that saved me a LOT of time and effort. Thank you.

He never did the reveal video 😂

I have a new build with a concrete sub floor. They laid down this HORRIBLE linoleum tile that I need to get rid of. They used some adhesive to attach it and the tiles keep coming up. I want to remove the linoleum and put ceramic/porcelain tile. What do you recommend floor prep before laying down the tile? Do I have to scrape all of the old adhesive off (it's still very tacky)? Do I let it dry and try sanding it off? Can I tile right over the linoleum or old adhesive?

I suppose you could put a lift station outside your home. They are very expensive and have the same issues with synthetic tampons and wipes, but at least the tank and the lid are outdoors.

Do you need the calk gun to use it?

It seeps through and stains your siding years later leaving it ugly

Thank you, good tips 😉

Very good video! Explains the pipe in my attic, which spans across in a horizontal manner. Thank you, learning from you.

If the repair gets direct sunlight, the continual expansion and contraction of the wood will gradually cause the filler to detach from the wood . The same thing happens with oil based paint films. It doesn't seem to happen with linseed oil putty for some reason.

I helped a crew yesterday that had 4 trucks worth to lay and still tried the 2x4 method . . .needless to say, it was a disaster

The mason contractor is a total joke. It tells you how bad the GC is also.

Very expensive

Dueing covid i could only get Charmin toilet paper, and it clogged up my 100 yr old house's main

I watched this video to see if I was doing anything wrong especially since what I bought is thinset pre mixed. Great tip to moisten the slab, I'll start doing that, as I've already finished a third of the project. One thing you did not mention though is to butter the back of the tile with thinset too. Otherwise great video , thanks.

Thank you so much. This worked for my toilet

i'm missing the part i was looking for. What size ot tip to drill the hole? Do I hammer a thinner nail throug first to guide the drill? Do I drill with a thinner tip first and then the final one?

I live in a town that pretty much requires mound leach fields. Have half a small concrete pump tank that is outside. Being outside is the key . Has been working fine for 20 yrs. I would not be afraid of a pump system. I definitely would not want inside the house.

781 per square compared to 123 for a good duration shingle

Do they have a 50ft in black?

Don't know the price. But two things. 1. Digging a hole large enough and that is deep enough to except this product will take professional digging equipment. 2. That would take a large amount of concrete. Plus the price of the product. This will get expensive very quickly. But I agree that it would never fall.

Time for a break….

So My Question is with the Red Nozzle tip (0 Degree) this works on remove stains from concrete or metal. Damaged soft surfaces is not good for the Wood or Siding. be careful with the Red Tip zero Degree it could cause Damage to soft surfaces. and the Yellow (15 Degree) It's great to use for heavy-duty power washing, garage floor paint. the yellow nozzles are a good choice like red nozzles they can damage wood or soft materials.

I am build a 1 br 600sqft house about 60-70’ away from the main septic system. The house will be on the same 2-3’ elevation as the main house, it is all flat land, I just need a way to pump raw sewer into the existing septic tank. My plan was to have this outside of the house. Would this be a good use?

Not real sure how condensate will travel those 90 degree turns up and over down. Sounds good, but really?

Can this be used in water? I'm needing to set some piers for a bridge that I am building across a creek

Help! Single Senior Citizen here, needs advice!! I have a former garden pond area 7x8 by 24 deep. I need to know what to fill it with for a spa replacement on level ground. It is 4 cubic feet of fill needed? I keep getting different answers....any input on fill? Reply

Had a buddy did this with bags of concrete ,though only placed them up against the cab.

Thank you for your video - I have older home (from 19 and 72). Went through a bit to get the holes cut in the right place and changing out a rectangular shaped cutouts up in the sheet rock to round (I paid a skilled guy to that part). I happened to be getting a new roof concurrently so I bought some really good vent(s) yes 2 one also for Kitchen area microwave exhaust-its-Builder's Best 84035 Galvanized Steel Roof Vent Cap with Damper & Removable Screen, 4" Diameter Collar, Black (New 2021) Amazon---- FanTech was great to work with as well , they helped replace a grill that was lost when the sheetrock man was here. We use that one fan everyday the timer is perfect at about 10 minutes you have a button also to turn it off if you want If you are concerned about it pulling air from 2 bath rooms I will tell you it is not a problem actually when have you ever been in a bathroom and wished the fan was off. Worth the money to do it right this and do away finally with those cheap small no count fans for $40-from big box-.I performed the mechanical and wiring it up myself easy-Something that might be useful to you older home owners is this Southwire MSB2G Two Gang Device Box with Depth Adjustable, Heavy Duty 42lb, Gray- so you can cram all the Romex-The existing boxes I had were to small- This video was the one I saw that got me motivated and so Thank you sir