Hi need help on a door that I installed it closes perfectly, but you have to give it a little push to close it. Did I align the hinges wrong?

I have this exact slow fill toilet problem. However, I have a Kohler unit not a Fluidmaster. Will this seal work with the Kohler? Great DIY video! Thanks! 👍👍

Great video, thanks! I replaced my fill assembly, and the toilet bowl only fills about 1/4. Any advice for getting more water into the toilet bowl?

Will that one work with an electric pressure washer?

Yes , did this exact repair to one of my toilets a few years ago. That diaphragm is pretty much the whole operational deal to the Fluidmaster fill valve. Very reliable and a real bargain for the long run.

Haven't looked at mine yet. Just moved into a new place. Pretty sure it's that transformer buzzing very loud.

Good fix if it works ,usuwlly better changing. The float if you can get at it easy

Better to replace as much of the pipe with stainless steel pipe. Copper pipes develop pinhole leaks eventually due to chemical corrosion.

Wearing insulated gloves is a good idea on live panels.

You didn't use Silicone Sealant? A "Quad" or some sort of other Heavy Duty Sealant? 🤔

what was the average spacing between pavers for smooth strides ? It seems couple inches spacing in the video. I'll be use the cheaper 12x 12 from HD for $1.69 each, 55 ft path..

Gas powered pressure washers dont like stale petrol they are generally very hard to start

I wonder, how did the tree ever grow/survive up to this point……

GOOD VIDEO AND YOU ARE EXCELLENT INSTRUCTOR. THANK YOU

Excellent video! Solve my problem and answered my questions. Thank you

Tremco 45ssl is amazing. I can attest.

I like the idea of having the option of one outlet being capable of both being controlled by a switch in one socket, and not in the other simultaneously... But, honestly, I would probably just use it for a lamp...

I like the comment by @jameslester4474. He is very right by suggesting to use a flexible product.

As a professional pressure washer and also offering this service as well.. it was hard for me to watch seeing the condition of the concrete cleanliness and lines left from a surface cleaner not used right....

In the Northeast there is very little sunlight from October until January. A battery to run your home for those 3 months will be as big as your home and far more expensive. 🤣

Hi, Scott, thank you so very much for this video. Yesterday, I noticed water dripping from the disposal around the wires 😳. I ordered a new Badger 1/2 hp through Amazon which was delivered today. Although I have an appointment with a plumber in two days at a quote of $325 plus tax, I found your video this evening and thought, “of course I can do it!” Less than two hours later, viola, I have a brand new, quiet, dripless disposal in place on my 10-year old Badger 1/3 hp. Your directions were perfect! I had to spend quite a bit of extra time prying off old parts (flange so I could reuse the previous pipe). Again, thank you! From a 68 year old woman.

does the concrete pad not need to be anchored below frost line?

I watched your cutting the countertop length video. This was the other half of the equation. Thank You Great video?

Great video FOR PERFECT CUTS. I'm looking to save a lot of money DIY. NOW FOR A VIDEO ON CUTTING THE SINK AND HOLES. THANK YOU!

I just installed a Midea 12,000 BTU unit in my living room. The only reason I got one so big is that it was on sale and was less expensive than the 8,000 and 10,000 BTU units! It is VERY quiet and cooled down the room quickly. I had to use wood block shims since my window is about and inch wider than the max extensions on the side brackets, but I'm pretty handy so that was a minor problem. The only problem was that it was so big that I had to get my son to come over to help me lift it into place. I am 70 yrs old so... I had already installed my other two smaller units (bedroom and kitchen) but this was about the easiest I've ever installed one before (except for the heavy lifting)!

Wow, that is a fast-filling toilet. Almost looks like the video was sped up!

Ayo kudos to you i've never done any home work ever, have no knowledge in this kinda stuff and i was able to pull this off 💀

I like to leave original as it is. It's less obvious

Thank you for your great breakdown! I was able to troubleshoot this and got it working again!

Why youtuber look and seems so gay today? WOW. There are not more macho men doing videos?

😮😮😮😮😮😮😮 on your toilet 🚽😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮

Just bought the same exact ceiling fan from Lowe's and will be attempting to install it using the same old work brace. Really appreciate this video and the level of detail you took the time to go into. This channel and This Old House have really come in handy over the past 3 years of being a new homeowner!

How fast will it be if you combine both methods?

success! thanks!

It was the nut! Needed very little tightening. Thanks

nice job. Very concise. Appreciate that.

I like the inserts for safety as peace of mind application. Thank you

Looks like plumbers putty.

Thank you for the helpful tips, both tips one and two combine worked for me. 👍🏾

A+++ video and highly applicable to a LOT of homeowners!!!

Thank you 🙏🏻 for sharing this information 👏👍

Can anyone tell me how long you need to wait to turn the unit back on once done. thanks

wish you had included permanent-type filters

Dude, I bought a house and couldn't figure this out until I found your video. Kudos to you my man.

Can you replace the bulb sockets in pole light fixture? pole lamp is fine, except two of the three sockets do not work

Thanks for your video, it kicked me into buying one despite the price. I was looking for a amp meter for DIY car work and I don't like using multimeter in circuit to check the drain ammount, I pulled the trigger on a Klein CL390. Thank to your video I figured it would be worth the price when I become a homeowner, I can only hope Klein name brand will last a very long time!

I don’t do speed wires …. But the idea that it’s dangerous or not as good is just silly. The only issue is when stripping wire, if you do it wrong and bite into it … the wire might snap/fail when yup work work with it .. But same is true about shepherds hook

I plug an extension cord on a grounded plug. I take cord to wires, with multimeter I Plug neutral into the ground if the extension cord… then I test All the black wires with red/ positive probe of multimeter. Now you know your hot when you get 120v So put red probe on the hit … and touch all the whites with black probe and when you hit 120v you got your lead….

Just fill it with hydraulic grout. It's not going to shrink.

yeah what a nightmare when you open the box and see the rats nest of wires and having to hunt down each and every wire and breaker . electricians can stand to learn how to wire these boxes in order were anyone can see were things go . whats talked about is good but ive only seen one video once of a beatiful well organized breaker box. no one wants to have to hunt down through all the mess just to find what one goes where so they can replace the right breaker