Thank you so much for your video. You just saved me $250 from ordering a new mullion. Using J B Weld did the fix.

Appreciate you and this video - made for a relatively easy fix. I was even able to have my 8 year old son give me a hand and it’s working great!

Hey there, just curious, after 2-1/2 years, did the epoxy retaining sleeve hold up? Thx

I found you and this! You’re a genius. Thank you!

The pink color would drive me up the wall. That said, why would someone choose the pink version of Barrina's T8 LED grow lights instead of the pinkish white or the mainly white (5000k) versions?

Didn’t read all comments to see if anyone else pointed this out; but, the material that’s peeling off that you refer to as a “patch” is actually parging, and helps give the wall it’s structural rigidity, it’s not just a finish coat, but part of the structural system of the wall itself. As an architect with a similar foundation approximately 114 years old with the same issues, I did a lot of research for repair. I would stay away from type S mortar for exterior or interior applications with stone foundations (type s is actually more appropriate for exterior/ sub grade use). type S is more rigid than N and won’t let the foundation flex at all, which will in time actually cause the stone to crack. The mortar in this case isn’t structural at all, but rather a compressive joint for the stone to sit on, so you don’t need type S, or even N for that matter. Lime mortar is ideal as it stays pliable and will flex with the wall as it moves without cracking/ fracturing as cement mortar is likely to do, albeit probably not for several years or even decades. But with your stone and lime mortar, the parging, or final (whitish color) outer layer, you have a full structural assembly. With that said I started repairing my foundation with type N mortar mix, as lime isn’t as readily available. There are previous cement mortar repairs/ repointing done maybe 20 + years ago to the house that have started to pull away from the stone, that will need to be replaced themselves sooner than later. Also I’m in the northeast, so plenty of cold weather and temp fluctuations that can increase/ speed up mortar degradation. My 2¢, good luck to all needing to repair a foundation however you choose!

What height did you use for these lights?

Loved your video on fixing internal water dispenser on Samsung refrigerator , used your tips , I ordered new part, but once put in new water dispenser cover….water did not stop running, any thoughts? Samsung no help! Thanks

Informative and easy to follow. Thank you for this- Saving me time and money!

do u know how to remove all of the white inner portion of door with shelfs and everything, and the outter handle from door pannel?

Thank you for making this video! This helps give me confidence.my basement looks just like this built in 1880 (not a typo) 😂

Awesome find, my unit cracked in the exact same location. Thank you!

Thank you so much for this video. My faucet is exactly as shown & it's an easy fix. Now, if Home Depot still carry this part, I am in. Excellent lesson.

Easy buying the new enclosure.

Well explained 👏 and Well done 👏 😊❤

Great video, ladies! Thanks.

Thank you for this video!! Very informative and helpful!

I had an issue with the flapper where the bottom hinge broke and this video was so helpful and I was able fix it as DYI project avoid a $100 technician cost. Really appreciate posting this video. But yes the spare part shipping is $11.50 for $10 hinge 😂

There are too many videos like this which makes me hesitant to buy one. I'll stick to gas.

Does that wire go on top or the bottom?

Good job! Is the toilet going good so far?

Kind of pointless to fix the hinge when the plastic (on the door and not the flap) around the top mount is broken. Its ashamed that the top & bottom hinge don't get the same structural attention that the middle hinge does

Thanks! Great video. Quite helpful!

thanks! Fixed!

Nice video.

Thank you for sharing! Echoing other viewers, it's great to find a fix-it video by a woman. Thanks again!

Thank you for creating this video! This was exactly what I needed. Great work!

Great stuff

I cannot thank you enough!!!!!

Thank you!!!!

thanks for the vid. i’m in australia and thought i’d share that the most popular “starting fluid” here has the catchy product name “Start ya bastard”.

Oh my god. This was is the best videos I have ever seen. Thank you so much!!!!

This is very inspiring. I just bought a 1870 home with dry stacked basement walls. That's what they told me but , it has large gaps and I need to do this. I have much larger gaps all around the basement. It's getting cold is this something that can only be done in warm weather?

Shouldn't be working on the grass due to loosing small parts

Bingo!!!!

Thanks for the video. Wife and I bought her families old farmhouse and I need to do this 😅

Disconnect the fuel line from the carburetor and drain the fuel line.

Thanks! You are awesome!!

thank you for this video! It really helped!

Great video. Your epoxy repair was a great tip. In my case, the spring slot on the other end was also broken. Tried your epoxy repair only to fail but then noticed the part in the top spot was exactly the same. I swapped them out and all set.

Thank you! Amazing how much the price has gone up. $50 for that part now!!!!

My on/off valve broke right off. Super brittle

We’ve done this to ours every few years…watched this for a refresher. The JB Weld fix was a great idea. Our parts came today. $11.50 for shipping so I ordered spares for next time. Great video!

Thanks so much!! As a single mom I have to figure out a lot of things on my own, so I really appreciate your easy to follow video!

Another great use for a game we already have on hand!

just fold over the top 2 inches of the bag to the outside...stays open ... can dump the lawn mower bag right in to it no probelm

This ain't no hack its just another expensive product. Sorry to inform you

Thx for yhe quick vid. It started after following your steps.

Suggestion for anyone doing this fix. Assuming your issue is the spring itself, do yourself a favor and buy more than one. I replaced ours in 2023 and the spring broke again this month (10.24). I dont know if it is a bad design or the spring is intended to break so the mullion isn't damaged. Whatever the case buy an extra or two

Wonderful video, you are a certified Samsung technician. Thank you