I've used THOUSANDS of Cottonelle flushable wipes with ZERO problems (single family home connected to sewer system). I follow the instructions, and use several flushes (for multiple wipes). Heck they tear just pulling them out of the dispenser if you're not careful. They may not disintegrate as readily as TP, but they break down into smaller bits over time. I don't think the manfacturer says they break down as fully as TP, so I think your test is misleading. Here's a plumber who disagrees with you. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mofMm42QZ950qsU

We have 18' and 9' doors, with 5ft sides and 6 feet between doors. 24 ft deep

Such an informative video that everyone should watch. Sewer backups are disastrous. We had a neighbor’s sewer line backup and flood their entire first floor. The entire first floor floorboards were ruined. They attempted to clean and dry the floorboards instead of replacement. They later got very sick from the mold and contamination , with rashes, migraines and headaches. Be sensitive with your sewer lines. Never dispose fat or large amounts of food. Skim fat and toss it into the trash or burn it in your bbq / garden waste burn. Never flush wipes. Install a bidet, which will reduce your toilet paper waste by 75%

Architects are stubborn and want to reuse the plans they made for other houses. Less work for the same money. Solution: -Ask the architect to design a 3 car garage. -Tell the contractor to put only 2 gates in, dividing the extra space in left, centre and right. "If my MIL can park inside the garage, she'll never leave. You gotta help, man!" 😁

Did this guy ever think maybe they asked for the widest door in the garage as possible. The only option for more wall space is one smaller door. Looks like a rather wide door. Why is it this guys business what the home owner wants

Only pest i see is the one holding the camera.

I say the same thing about every garage I see. Minimum 4 return.

You back in anyway!

Who parks a car in the garage? Garages are just to store all the useless stuff you collect

No wet setting the anchor bolts!

Opinions are like....

What do the blueprints say

It's not your Money Square footage costs $$$, Cars are shorter and wider so You can open the doors

Thanks Captain obvious

No no no no!!!!!! Your way off.. you need 14 3/16 more on each side.. so your oversized wife can get out of the garage if the car just clears the door

Really appreciate this. About to tackle this project. Does the lumber for the rough opening need to be pressure treated?

No you're the mistake, a garage is for cars not garbage cans

Architects are worthless, just because you can draw it doesn’t mean it should be done.

i learned as a teen. dont flush paper towerls. i was lucky. it clogged the hole\drain so i could just grab it with out of hte toilet.. it was frusterating

Poor planning

How does that compare to the typical North American parking lot striping? The standard dimensions for parking spaces and aisles in North America are: Parking spaces: 8.5-9 ft wide by 18 ft long Parking lot aisles: 14-24 ft wide, depending on whether the aisle is one-way or two-way Parking space angle: 30°, 45°, 60°, or 90° relative to the curb Parallel parking: 8 ft 6 in by 23 ft, with 19 ft for the parking space and 4 ft for safety space Compact parallel parking: 6.5 ft by 19.6 ft, with 11 ft 6 in next to it for traffic flow

engineers are complete dumbass people. I hate engineers, who needs them.

Your head will probably explode when I tell you we are building a small retirement home with a 14 foot wide single car garage. I despise the arrogance of people that think their way is the only way.

Dont pull your car in right next to the wall...easy solution.

What's happening is they're trying to build a garage as small as possible to get 2 cars in there, however when the car pulls in it's not going to be against the wall it'll be over at least another foot so that'll give you about 28 in to 3 ft of clearance to walk around your car but most two car garages are so tight you can barely open the door. Now if you think you're going to pull in this garage with a suburban and a Chevy 1500 pickup truck you're completely wrong, and I'll guarantee you the doors are going to be 7 ft high they're not going to be 8 ft doors either. My particular garage at my house is 30 ft wide and 24 ft deep and I have a 18 ft door so I have 6 ft on each side I can put stuff and I'll be honest that's very handy to have I can park my tractor put stuff on either side of the vehicles I have plenty of room to get in and out it works well but I designed my house and built it myself. When you go into these cookie cutter neighborhoods everything is done as cheap as possible You better have your home inspected by a very very trustworthy home inspector before you close on it because I will guarantee you they are not going to have any skilled craftsman doing those jobs It's going to be thrown together as fast as they can do it with the cheapest quality product money can purchase. And if you have tile anywhere in your house You better go in there and take a look and do leak test before you buy it because chance are they didn't waterproof the underlayment correctly and you're going to have leaks.

Is this a sheer wall ... then it needs to be engineered and I don't see the proper metal tie downs for this ... sub-code ...

Typical builders screwing home buyers

I love my electric worx chain saw

Maybe they wanted bigger garage doors for wider cars and not necessarily to store stuff along that wall? Did you talk to the owner/designer about this and see if they share your thoughts? Or are you just saying something is designed wrong based on your own needs for the space without considering their needs?

I think you need a new camera person .

Toenails are the worst, cheapest, crappiest connection existing. They are designed to save builders time and effort and make them more money. Their use has nothing to do with structural integrity. More construction worker lies and cheating....as they give you the tough guy superior attitude. BS.

typically a garage door is 8'-9' wide with the car being 7.5' wide a typical parking space is 8.5'-9' wide. with a 24' wide garage and 15' of car width you have 3' between cars and walls.

It is not a mistake. It was the intent.

Also called a mortise and tenon joint.

ONLY IN AMERICA😅😅

This is very informative, wish this was taught in school. Im curious if laundry lint or dust gets flushed down the toilet or even down the sink. My mom has been sending it down the kitchen sink and toilet.

That's 2x4 ceiling joist hell yeah

Need build a custom buggy like .4 .5 yards with a bottom front dump to have hieght adjustable 4 foot wide Gate and with power stering or 4 wheel steer

What's the overall size of garage? I build my minimum 2 car garages 24'x24' INTERIOR with either 2 - 10' wide doors or an 18 foot door. If the door is only 16 feet wide in this garage plus 2 feet each side and each vehicle is 6 feet wide 20'-12'=8' for 3 sections. However, this garage looks much wider than 20 feet wide.

Only a moron flushes anything but tp.

Looks like u had a grove started in the backside of the log u can see a black line

...what kind of cleaner do you reccommend...?

Using the wrong electric saw get a e-go

It looks the same

Things on the floor get dirty who woulda thought

Flushable wipes basically turn into rope if they get into sewage pumps and bind them up, burning them out.

Does your wife know where those went?

everyone knows that they dont disinegrate everyone!

Man I'm glad you didn't make those black marks any bigger and deface the forms.

I dont get people wanting more than one ply or double - you roll it over to thicken it up and needed, and also, you dont rub anyway, you press and use water to for the stuff that dry paper will never get rid of anyway.