Thanks for the video. Does this come with a one to two water source adapter? One to the RO and one to the regular facet for dishe washing etc.

I’m wondering if we can switch the pot coffee filter to a metal one to not use the plastic one.

May I ask if the dehydrator is noisy ? I heard that the mechine is very loud that people had to put them in the shed to work as they couldn't bear the loud noise?

so the grill oven just adds a grill plate? nothing else is different?

Nice now I know how to use the repeat a cut setting. Thanks!

Song? Artist?

Thanks for the review

Awesome. Thank you. Good tips! I added a pressure relief faucet off from the filter loop that empties into the work sink in my garage. Makes the pressure relief/flushing part so much easier.

I love the install you have here for the filters and will likely duplicate it. However, you should put the filter system before the water softener in the chain because removing the chlorine before the softener should theoretically make your resin tank last longer.

I have one, but how do I know it's applied correctly on my vagus nerve?

Anyone know if you can change which filter you want? I had the three standard but what if I replaced ACB with KDF?

He has it backwards.. filters always go before softner. Then 1 post filter usually a 5 micron. But this is not the way to do it.

1. When reinstalling the sediment filter, fill the filter housing with a little water by slightly turning on the inlet. This will have the filter float in the housing so it can catch the pipe in the cap where the hole in the filter needs to sit. They all need to seat properly, but the sediment filter is the one that moves around the most. 2. You don't need to tighten the housing that much. All it does is make it harder to take off next time. Next time you change the filters, try just slightly tightening past hand tight. As you said in the video, if it's not tight enough, it's easy to tighten more. 3. Do not turn on the bypass when changing the filters. This will cause filthy water to fill your pipes if someone turns on the water in your house while you're changing the filters. Just change the filters at a time when nobody is using the water. Bypass is emergency only. 4. When turning the system back on, do not turn on the outlet valve first. This will cause house water to run backwards in your filter system. 5. When turning on the inlet valve, do it slowly, and while the housings are slowly filling with water, press the red button at the top to let the air out of the housings. Move from right to left as the housings fill with water to let the air out. This keeps the air from entering your house pipes. You could also just keep the red button down on the left-most housing while all three fill with water and displace the air. 6. With that "cage" mount system, there are cases where the wrench will not be able to get on the left-most housing's grooves if the middle housing is already installed due to the filter housing and metal bar blocking the wrench from catching -- it's rare, but it has happened to me. Thus, I like to do right-most, left-most, center.

Hey. My dilemma is between Breville smart oven pro (only issue is depth on countertop) and this TOA 70. My concern with TOA 70 is heard knobs get extremely hot to touch & food cooks more on back of unit. True?

Best one I have seen with this unit, thank you. Very detailed and informative!

may i know the voltage of these? i asked amazon and they said its 220v. just want to be sure before buying one. TIA!

I have this system as well, mine is the ultimate and I installed the optional spin down filter. Just recently the city replaced my water meter and disturbed a ton of magnesium in the line and my spin down caught most of it! You can remove and clean, and reinstall the spindown and I beleive it saved my sediment filter. I also installed the undersink reverse osmosis system and I'm upgrading it with there mineral replacement filter. I might even install there uv filter too.

What an amazing helpful demonstration and review!!! Thank you!

I didnt see any filter in the basket does this require filters or does the cone basket filter it itself.

very helpful, my Weber has rusted thru and thru finally nearly collapsing (near ocean) so I'm just looking to DIS-assemble it and give it the Bagster funeral it totally deserves after nearly 20 years of fine service. It did make everything flavorful. Thanks for the video - disassembling will be fun too.

Playback speed 1.5x - you’re welcome

I came to make sure blowing the dehumidifier water in someone's face isn't weird.

i have a local place in texas that does texas sourced grass fed beef and texas sourced other meats for the same price as butchers box. buck creek meats.

Great video! Do you use plumber’s tape on the threads?

The have a new one that is rechargeable now.

Is this dehydrator only suitable for usage in the US electrical system (110V/60Hz) or it also supports the EU's 220V/50Hz, like some devices?

Nobody gonna talk about the way he cut that steak?

Great video thanks!

Had a regular ninja drip coffee for four years, but my routine of making a pot at 6 am and trying to get that last cup around 9 and the coffee was awful by then. A month ago I bought a keurig express, and am quite disappointed... lacks flavour I believe due to the lower water temps. (180 f in the cup...too low.. coffee is recommended 195 to 204 I believe) If this model can brew at hot temps(?) it may be the solution I'm seeking. Any reviews out there showing how just hot the coffee come out at?

Thank you so much. Someone just gave us the 70 series so we are excited to try it out, You made it so much easier to know how to work it.

Nice video but I'm guessing you didn't use a level when you installed the unit on the wall. 😂🤔

Just got mine this afternoon.

Me too! 🎉

I'm installing this exact system in 2 days! Great video man

How is the quality? Durability? The feedback I read from the Ninja website, many customers complained about leakage or other malfunction issues with the machine after 8 months or so of use. I am planning to get a new coffeemaker but still doing some research which brand should I go for, either with k-cup or espresso or neither. There are so many brands and choices in the market but mainly I am aiming for durability

How’s the tractor going 12 months on? I’m looking to grab one and hoping it’ll be big enough to house 7 Chook’s

I took several temperatures of my own and they ranged anywhere between 3° within 30 seconds of each other this device is a piece of garbage. I would not trust it.

Is that a D R Horton built home? Asking for a friend.

How’s the wind noise?

Awesome thanks brother

What are the red buttons for?

I'm more a steak guy but you made that battered fish look amazing.

WW bought a sliding tray to go under the coffee maker so we can easily slide it under the cabinet when we aren’t using it. We bought this coffee maker last week with the stainless steel carafe and are delighted with the purchase so far!

Your video is great 👏

Jared, I’ve had the TOA-60 ever 2019 and I honestly love it. The knobs didn’t fall off or leak grease anywhere. We fairly used it from time to time. I came across the TOA-70 and does the grill really made a difference and worth an upgrade?

The intro is disgusting !

Now that you've used this for several months, I'd love to know whether the product lived up to its claims. Thanks in advance!

Good video! Do you think it would fit well on a RAV4?

What tone is the doorbell sound

Nice videos, so I commend your effort and the content. However, the busy background music is too loud and distracting