I've got this same problem maybe even worse lol

I was trying to put my fingers under the hood but when it’s frozen there really isn’t any space for your fingers. That’s when I decided to pour water on my frozen hood and that got it to open.

Hi guys im stuck for weeks now the latch is opening but the pin next to it is stuck on the hole ive been trying to lift the bonnet with no succes help please

in hawaii right now trying to figure out on to catch waves and this is by far the best video i’ve seen. exactly what i needed ! thank you 🫡

I havent had an oil change in a while and needed to add some oil. I was about to start freaking out cuz I dont want to blow my engine. I just had my son pull the hood while I held the latch. You don't know how much trouble this saved me. Thank you so much ❤

Wait so a hood latch can freeze?

Awesome! Thank you!

Uncle tom is a word that youtube likes to censor.

I have the exact same bidet. How do you get the nozzles to extend outwards and clean them without the water spraying?

I don't have a stuck latch but the thumbnail face screams click me

Ever see Stevie Wonder play the saxophone? Neither did he. Don't use any goddam concrete cause you're not supporting a deck. The post is supposed to yield when struck by a car. When it gets struck by a car there's no ten ton pile of shit you gotta extract. Just tamp gravel with 24" depth.

If only it were that easy to open it…

Thanks mate

Thank you 🫡

Although we have a basement laundry room with a direct vent (so the dryer attaches at the top of the wall), and we can’t use a 90 degree elbow at the top due to plumbing being in the way, we also had a potential for crushed ducting. When we had the dryer technician in to replace the aging drum drive system, he installed a metal elbow at the bottom. Faceless voiceover would be preferable where footage of the process is shown. Also, those grid-type cages are no longer code compliant, at least in some areas, due to their tendency to trap lint.

Thank you good sir

Loved this. Thankyou. I’m a Grannie and I’m going to start boogie boarding. Wish me luck.

Thank you for this video. Also, I love that octopus-like light fixture!

my house was built in 79. all my walls are just like that, total nightmare. My parents house was built in 1946 and not a single wall is out of plumb. it has the original oak doors and they have NEVER had to be adjusted.

Game changer. Thanks!

i literally LOL'd when i saw 1:37. thank you for the video! you're doing God's work!

Thank you!!!

this video saved my lifw!! thank you so much!!!!!

Great video! Very useful!

Also I forgot to mention after a good shave use a aftershave balm very good for sensitive skin.

You should try a safety razor and actual shaving cream your skin will improve and thank you for it.

it looks nice, but PVC should NOT be used for a dryer vent. Static electricity builds up and it will become a lint magnet. Also, high temps from the dryer exhaust can potentially melt the plastic. A dryer vent should always be solid 4" metal, either aluminum or galvanized. You should consider using a MagVent transition system

Mine opens a little bit but when I try to lift it it won't budge

your video saved me from being stuck in a gas station parking lot thank you so much for making this

Should we listen to you or your annoying music.

Thanks!

Why that music ? Incredibly annoying ! Almost couldn't make it through video !

So did your middle-aged dad never tell you to read the damn directions???? Why would you not mix the concrete before pouring it when clearly that's what it calls for

After seeing your video, I pulled the hood release latch in the car successfully open my hood and lubricated all the parts needed it. Thanks for being there.

Thanks so much. Great tip!

I just used a brush and it kinda worked

what if the cable is came loose, will this still work 🤔 I was driving & outta nowhere my hood shot open. Good thing I that fast on a local highway, but I closed it & then it popped open again. noticed latch was missin a screw. put one in & then boom - can't open hood. smh. should i use wd40 to try and get it to open? my husband whos currently away said somethin bout using pliers thru the grill. iont wanna mess up nothin. and i already have other minor issues still fixin under there.

It worked. Thanks! Had to really get in there and pull it up

damn your right sir, thnx

Stupid music WHY WHY WHHHYYYY???

US Postal Service rules tell you not to concrete your mailbox post.

*Man of the Year* 🎉

I have this issue but its way worse. I'm going to tear off the drywall on one side and rip wedges top to bottom and then nail them to the studs to level the wall. I only need the one side level. For the other side I'll rip the door jamb material even with the wall and then put the casing back on. Not sure if my solution will work for anyone else but I thought I'd mention it to those who might have something over an inch out like me. Anyway, thank you for posting this.

I have a Subaru Legacy... hood release was stuck with slack in the line running to the release. I found a large Irwin clamp, inverted it to push mode, and used it to push up the hood release. I went to the front of the car, and popped open the hood by hand. Thanks for this video! I greased up/oiled all of the release components, and everything works as it should, no slack feeling. SO glad that I didn't have to leave this at my local garage for a basic fix.

This video Saves me from paying hundred bucks 😅

Yep. Did the trick!

the other way around also works, I would lift the hood just for a bit and put something in between to avoid it closing (like a key or little knife) then pull the inside latch and boom, it would now work, just didnt know about the grease! will try that! thanks for the video!

U people doing how to videos ..how about killing the soundtracks..🙄

That loop will let condensation form and lint to stick. Not the end of the world just expect to have to clean it out more often.

You sir are a champ