Clean BETWEEN Oven Glass - How to

[@mulatadesanzala2920]

Electrolux in Sweden makes ovens with the doors separate easy for cleaning. No housewife would go through this work. One needs a Phd to clean ovens and oven doors in the USA ! Mercy !!

[@andrewm8831]

Great point can't see it should be drawn out,if it easy to change the glass then you can simply rotate and reverse as getting the glass fully clean is near impossible

[@lauriebashaw6862]

@@andrewm8831I'm a housewife and I wouldn't even think of doing that I'd have to get my husband to do the work thanks

[@stacy8184]

Exactly! It’s too complicated!

[@notagain5045]

@@lauriebashaw6862 You could do it & then you can give yourself praise & a pat on the back for being able to do what any man can do.

[@eunicekimbrough4997]

Need to make ovens easy to clean to get to next glass in between.

[@frankennyg1]

Started watching the video thinking I'd do this on the weekend... then after he disassembled the door, I just concluded that an unclean oven door gives the oven "character" and made different plans for the weekend.

[@terry8791]

Your comment made me laugh so hard I cried! I’ve taken the door out to clean inside of oven but never the the class! I’m 72 now and lucky if I can clean the oven or remove the door🙃

[@nevernow7527]

😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆

[@carolynrieck1067]

Too funny 😆

[@oreo7192]

Lmao! We must be on the same wave length. Midway through the video, I just said "No frickin way am I do this" 😂 I can just see me not getting the oven door back together and trying to explain it to the landlord

[@suzannescullion2541]

😂 I said out loud to myself: “ I don’t think so!” No one can really see the oven door since the oven isn’t on too often...plus my husband doesn’t care and right now it’s just us.

[@charlesskidmore5270]

Started watching video, stopped after the oven door was removed and had 3 panes of glass--this would be an all day project and my husband would be the one removing and reinstalling the door; his schedule would not allow it. I don't have the strength or wherewithal for the project (in my mid-70s). Thought the first idea, reaching into vent holes with something resembling a yardstick w/paper towels wrapped around the end, sounded plausible. However, I envisioned removing the stick but thepaper towels remain between the glass panes. Dirty window better than framed dirty paper towels. LOL

[@marycahill546]

I just hang 2 dish towels on the rack on the outside of the door to hide the mess. This is too much work for me!

[@vibrantspirit5403]

😁👍

[@trishheart-lee4360]

Same LOL 🤣

[@susanheron7310]

🤪

[@janetdianzingazola3343]

Lol 🤣🤣🤣

[@mimiluvfromsf]

Great idea!

[@newopportunities8753]

This video is by FAR the best video I found about how to clean the oven in between glasses. You were to the point and detailed. Thank you so much...!!!

[@ThatDadMike]

Thank you so much, I really appreciate the kind words!

[@lindacherry1096]

This video is totally stressing me out! All I can think of is not remembering how it goes back together and having parts left over lol.

[@CitizenPerkins]

Haha, well, it's not for everyone. For multi-step tasks like this, I take a pic at each major step then label a small zip-lock plastic bag with that step's #. Then I put the screws, nuts & bolts, etc. for that step into the bag and note that step on my notepad/clipboard. It's a bit slow while taking things apart, but the payoff comes during assembly when I don't have to remember where things went or which screws or bolts were used along the way. And now, with today's mobile phones, a "pic" can also be a "motion photo" -- meaning it's a short video clip. (A feature on my Samsung GS9 phone.) 😁

[@andrea-th5sg]

Check out the method GE Appliances reccomends haha theres a video on youtube, they remove the door as one piece and leave it like that. they just dip a towel in soapy water and then tie it onto a yardstick and poke it between the glass from the bottom

[@cattitude7809]

OMG!!!!! I would never even attempt tp do that!!! I would never get it back together!!!! LOL. I don't know why they just don't make it easier to do!!!

[@mirianduran9753]

Take pictures of the parts in order how you're dissemble them

[@sallyquinn2092]

That is what I thought half way through the video. No way.

[@bjoy1030]

I thought same thing.....ohhhhh

[@peanutoreo8052]

@@mirianduran9753 That is a very good idea.

[@llamasugar5478]

My early-70s oven doesn’t have the vents on top-it doesn’t even have the screws! Guess I’ll just have to buy a new stove.

[@maryp8388]

Me when I’m done, where do these pieces go

[@Dawn-S]

Ha! Me to sister!!

[@mmjuvinao]

Yep! Lol

[@lovecats6856]

As long as you don't have a piece left over, like Ikea furniture.

[@repairman99]

When I can’t put them all together? I am screwed.

[@angiealexis3717]

Same here! :D

[@mkmomskitchencookwithlove5975]

My husband will never do this to help me... appreciate your hard work with this

[@nikkimatala8344]

I love this guy!! I had no idea you could ever get between the glass to clean it--I'd assumed i was just stuck with a nasty looking over door forever. Thanks for this cool video.

[@nikkimatala8344]

@@bsrbck thank you! This is why I don't do home repairs on my own!

[@jaaess2]

You did a great job cleaning that door. The door and its windows look brand new again. I have never seen anyone do this door off or even further cleaning between the oven door windows before. Thank you for posting this and for doing a great job.

[@ThatDadMike]

Thank you so much for the kind words and taking the time to comment!

[@jaaess2]

@@ThatDadMike You are welcome.

[@NitrosMom074]

So when are you coming to my house to do this for me? There’s now way I could get the door back together and have a working oven.

[@myshoreline2]

Lol. I just said the same thing. Lol.

[@kellyanneree3252]

Same 😅👍

[@rzh3443]

Ok I did on my 2020 GE profile oven (three panes of glass). It took about 45 minutes. Need a phone camera , Need a T15 TORX driver and 1/4 inch nut driver. Remove door and lay it on a rug or towel on floor or bench. Remove top two top screws from top inside of door. Just loosen enough to free them. Turn door over and remove three machine screws with nut driver at bottom. Other than that pretty much like his video. Suggest nitrile gloves to handle glass. The two inner panes are framed by a steel double channel. There is a tab on one corner that you bend up to release the frame and carefully slide out glass panels for cleaning. The glass is thin so have a towel on a flat surface to clean them. As I said , take picture along the way and Mark holes where screws go if you need to. There are four sets of screws all same length and type with each set so it’s hard to confuse things.

[@mchapman132]

We took it apart, and cleaned the glass beautifully. The new stove will be delivered next week.

[@mimiluvfromsf]

Funnnniiiieee!

[@sabrinajones6473]

To much work. They need to build them better to clean.

[@greecegreece2022]

I don't think they're meant to be cleaned 🙄 It goes without saying that I agree with you, though, on that they should take that into consideration.

[@mmmc5122]

You are both missing the point. They want to encourage you to BUY A NEW ONE even when the old one is working. Consumerism...see how your rebelling against a clean you can do yourself?

[@leighsutherland6222]

Just because someone disagrees with you doesn’t mean he is missing the point! Only a complete fool would buy a new appliance because of dirty glass!! My ovens have never had dirt between the glass panes, but if it happened, I certainly would not purchase a new oven. Maybe you should be careful, and take care of your oven door so it does not get dirty! Taking apart an oven door probably ruins the seal anyway.

[@mowergal9776]

Oven doors are built the way that they are for saftey reasons! The government sets the guidelines, manufacturers follow within the saftey specs.

[@mmmc5122]

@@leighsutherland6222 Then it should interest you to note that there are MANY fools. Just because you haven't seen them doesn't mean they don't exist. I've seen them.

[@suzannedesylva3805]

Wow, I have never seen this done before! It was nice seeing you patiently & intelligently going about this task. It is not a real common skill you know. Thanks

[@ThatDadMike]

Thank you so much for watching the video and taking the time to comment!

[@bm-rf4bc]

Organization, common sense, and being able to turn a screw driver. If you lack these skills that's on you.

[@snowwhite7571]

I've always wondered how to clean that, thank you so much!!

[@nataliarichardson539]

Soft scrub and flat brush( for kitchen cooktop) will do faster and better job then windex

[@TheGoodHeart1000]

Getting it taken apart is waaaay easier than putting it back together-esp for someone like me!😳😁 Great job!

[@EnchantedSmellyWolf]

Gotta use your brain power! ha! 🧠⚡

[@bobbiemitchell4585]

Ty Never knew we could clean the inside door of oven

[@immahuman9483]

Thank you for ZOOMING IN on what you were doing to unhook the door. So many people forget the “how” in their “how to videos” and sometimes a verbal description isn’t enough.

[@ThatDadMike]

Thank you so much - glad it helped!

[@ginaw4548]

Omg! I know it looks simple but you did such a great job you just made it look too easy.Thank you for this video.

[@ThatDadMike]

Thank you so much!

[@rebeccaprice6123]

Thank you! I have had drips between the glass on my oven doors bothering me for a while now. It was so great to watch your video and then be able to take care of my double oven. It looks new again!

[@ThatDadMike]

Thank you for taking the time to comment - I am so glad the video helped and you got your door clean!

[@stanzo1]

Very informative. Am I missing something, I see a cotton gasket in the reassembly but did not see it in the disassembly. How did I miss it?

[@ThatDadMike]

Thank you so much for taking the time to watch the video! That was a piece of heat resistant fabric that was laying around the perimeter of the outer window on my oven model and not attached. It gets sandwiched between the outer window and the inner frame. My apologies the edit did not show it as well as it could have.

[@keithkimsten5111]

Finally.... An actual useful video... Thanks!

[@1230rentalhouse]

Thanks, video was very helpful. The screws initially looked all the same. I suggest marking which screws go exactly where because the threads are different.

[@ThatDadMike]

Great suggestion!

[@nikkinicole5588]

Looks like the makers would make a easy way to clean the glass. They know it's gonna get dirty.

[@mimiluvfromsf]

You're common sense to their clueless ears!

[@kll815]

You haven’t tried fixing cars then, either? lol

[@amyjobernoski1024]

I've wondered this so many times about so many things. Nobody appears to consider functionality when designing things.... Or even when picking things to buy for your own home. I have a friend who just had to have this big deep squared sink for her new kitchen. Is it beautiful? Yes!! Is it the most god awful effing sink to actually use? Also yes!! So hard to rinse shit down the drain as it sticks in the corners.... Annoying!!! I think so the angles through ahead of time.... I'm the 'what if' girl!

[@artysciencegal2521]

Wow I'm surprised at how many people aren't willing to even try this. Those streaks would bug the hell out of me and fixing that is perfectly straightforward and only a tiny bit fiddly. Thanks for this great video :-)

[@nathaliebonifacio7052]

I don't own my own oven since I live in an apartment so...I am going to put my 'decorative' kitchen towel to use by placing it on the door handle of my stove. Problem solved!😊

[@carolj4387]

I won't attempt it but your directions are very clear and concise at least. Nice video.

[@lindamull189]

Thank you thank you! I would love once again to be able to check on what is in the oven without having to open up the oven door! We've actually wondered if there was a way to clean the window to the oven!

[@marianegrete920]

WOW! Thank You So Much for sharing this wonderful Video! Guess What My Hubby is going to do Next Weekend?? Yes! You Got it! Clean My Oven Door! Shhhh! Don’t tell him, it’s a Surprise! God Bless You, Stay Safe and Healthy!

[@ThatDadMike]

Thank you so much for watching the video and taking the time to comment! I promise I won't tell him 🙂

[@josieanonymous961]

Great video, my oven door needs cleaning bad. I had no idea you could clean it like that. Thank You

[@donnadee1966]

You do such a great job explaining and showing the steps!!!

[@ThatDadMike]

Thank you so much!!!!

[@justtubingby129]

Is it okay if you have some parts left over afterwards?

[@mimiluvfromsf]

Marvelous!!! You are are wonderful!!! Thank you, Mike! Love the music, too:)

[@lovejesus1393]

This video is months old when I am posting this, but what was the white stuff you stuck in the door before you put it back together? It looked like paper towels and I wondered if they would catch on fire. What does it help to do this?

[@ThatDadMike]

Thanks for taking the time to watch the video! My Whirlpool Gold oven had an insulation type of material that was laying around the door glass that gets sandwiched between the outer door and internal frame as shown in the video. Unfortunately my editing did not clearly depict its removal.

[@Moonmaedyn]

Do you have another one of these videos for people whose oven doors do NOT have screws?

[@ThatDadMike]

Thanks for watching the video! Unfortunately I do not have another video of one without screws.

[@Moonmaedyn]

@@ThatDadMike bummer. Mine really needs help!

[@barbaramccarney1445]

Wow I was going to try this but after you found 3 layers I’m not so sure I could do it by myself.

[@AkmalKhan-by7xl]

Thanks for letting us how to get clean oven glass. InshaAllah I will try to follows step by step as per your instructions. Thanks once again.

[@exceptionallybright]

husband and I just finished this... allllllllllll this.. over 5 hours. all taken apart.. but it was filthier than this... time after time of corn starch and vinegar.. lestoil.. steel wool.. mr clean eraser... s.o.s.. we finally got it.. perfect i would say.. and then the outside. then the inside... without any abrasive stuff. What a job. I think we could actually sell it for new now. This man's oven wasnt that dirty if he just passed a rag and the dirt was gone. Ive had mine for 7 years, cleaned it daily, but somehow, spilling my coffee in it yesterday didnt help it... but was worth today's effort. Now I'll do lilke Mary Cahill.. Ill hang a couple of dish towels on the rack and wont ever look inside, even when I bake!!!!

[@ThatDadMike]

Excellent job! I bet it looks outstanding!!

[@AwanaWR]

Thanks for this video! You gave good instructions and showed the best camera angles! I've struggled with doing this in the past (and took it apart with no idea how to reassemble it. Luckily my hubby got it back together.)

[@ThatDadMike]

Thank you so much! I appreciate you taking the time to comment!

[@kimdavis6398]

I've been cleaning mine with a hanger & cloth sliding through the groves like his first example, it doesn't take that long but I don't let mine get very dirty (I do it often) also I only have two glass slabs.

[@janetkellykelly4250]

Hope you rememberr where all them skews go so what did you clean it with after all that

[@ThatDadMike]

I used clorox wipes to clean the grease off the glass and then followed up with glass cleaner. It worked out great! For the screws, I put them around the perimeter of the door near where I took each one out.

[@Mudge07]

Some door panels have a retaining mastic which stops the glass rattling in the metal frame. To remove the glass, apply gentle pressure in the opposite to the retainer mastic to slide the panels out. Don’t use metal tools on the glass or it’s direct fixtures as cracking, fracturing or breakages will result. I wouldn’t use a steel ruler near the window to clean it as it it could easily penetrate the cleaner cloth or material used to bind it. Those doors are awkward and dependent on the state of your oven, you may need to place a protective covering on the floor in front of it before starting to disrupt any of the fixtures/hinges.

[@MegaLazydaisy]

It looks very easy to take off but to assemble is very hard thank you for sharing

[@ThatDadMike]

Hopefully the video helps! It's not too difficult, just take your time and a lot of pictures and you will do great!

[@joannfroman4976]

It is wonderful to learn how to do this type of cleaning. Thank You

[@barbstube10]

I understand why people have dirty glass oven doors, including mine. No way....

[@christinashawgo6510]

Really good job.. I’m impressed.

[@renedew7596]

With the removal of the first screw, I'm already imagining how I'd need to label each screw and take pics for reassembly. Why do they even put windows in oven doors? Does anyone ever look in the window to check on their food?

[@SuperWoolfolk]

I would have drawn a map.

[@janetsmith2104]

Exactly, labeling is required.

[@kellyanneree3252]

I thought the dirty glass was like seasoning the oven just like cast iron skillet. Probably best I continue to think that!😁

[@notagain5045]

How come you are putting in what looks like cotton batting between the bottom layer of glass & second layer of glass? It wasn't there when you took it apart. Is it flame/heat resistant & what is it's purpose? Taking the door off would also make it easier to reach all the way into the back to clean the oven.

[@ThatDadMike]

Thanks for taking the time to comment. The batting is heat batting that was already in the oven door and l am just placing it back where it was. Apologies my edit did not capture it's removal as well as it should have.

[@goofydog2]

I didn't see that white strip of cotton/cloth you put back in @ 6:27. I didn't see it come out???

[@ThatDadMike]

Hi there, thanks for watching the video! Unfortunately my editing did not depict the removal as well as I had hoped. This was a heat resistant fabric that was laying around the outside window of my specific oven model and was simply sandwiched between the outer glass and inner frame as you see in the video.

[@dedguru]

I’d probably have to buy a new oven. I used to pull the door off to replace the heating element when I was an apartment manager. But they pulled off without any trouble. Thank you for this information.

[@rzh3443]

I have the same issue with drips between the inner glass on a GE oven. Will use my phone camera to take photos as I go. Suggest using light pieces of cardboard and punch screws through it to keep each section’s hardware together or , possibly baggies.The third pane makes the oven more energy efficient , but not perfectly sealed for preventing drips.

[@joydickerson1387]

Thanks for this video. I knew it would be a big project. All that glass. Can't wait to get it all clean.

[@ThatDadMike]

Thanks for taking the time to watch the video! Just take your time and you will do great! The results were so worth it!

[@RickMcMasterakaDrKold]

Just use the ruler. It took just a few minutes with a damp rag held around a yard stick with a couple of rubber bands.

[@jaaess2]

He did find that there are 3 windows in that door. I wonder if the yardstick and cloths would work on that type door.

[@margaretbrough5827]

Can you demonstrate how

[@springhernandez7417]

Thank you for sharing this! I didn’t know you could do this . I would never try it I would never get it back right. Lol

[@kenexx]

My oven door just has clips at the top and once released you can lift out each layer of glass. So easy.

[@ThatDadMike]

Wow! I wish they were all that easy!

[@renamcfarland2834]

thanks! great tutorial ! so worth the work to have clean oven glass!

[@vinpat9]

Oh so there is hope. Thanks for sharing.

[@pushpawattage3345]

I do not want to get messed with oven door lol. Thanks for sharing your experience.

[@diamond6256]

GREAT!!! I could not figure out how to take the door off, so I just unscrewed the screws and cleaned mine that way. This is cool.

[@geeva655]

Can u also post the video the way you cleaned up.

[@lovecats6856]

Cool. Ain't gonna happen.

[@tabathia1006]

I wondered, how does it get dirty? Greece must pop up or out into this window?

[@nikkinicole5588]

Nope. Too much.

[@TMAC80]

🤣🤣

[@marywalsh8344]

Well done ! Brilliant

[@jonkirkwood469]

I need to do this to my oven. From watching the video though, I suddenly like the rustic look. When I remove screws from assemblies like this, I store the screws in the holes from which I removed them. Especially when it involves screws of differing sizes. When I work with loose glass panes, I wear gloves, in case the glass slides, I don't get cut; and, I don't leave fingerprints when I handle the clean glass.

[@PatoniSinsi]

I want to do this but I don’t think I can put all the pieces back together

[@gunfisher4661]

Great idea dummy me did`nt think of some thing like that even though the stove instructions say be careful when cleaning as to not let fluids go down the vent slots in the top of the door.

[@marielaveau6362]

That was really helpful. Thanks.

[@ThatDadMike]

Thank you - glad the video helped!

[@mattwaters6987]

Nicely done.

[@ThatDadMike]

Thank you, I appreciate you taking the time to comment!

[@tess7228]

I see you have foil on bottom. We recently bought a new house this past December. When we bought the house all fairly new appliances (about a year old) however the previous owner did the same and I have foil stuck on oven bottom can not get off no matter what. Does yours not stick? I've tried everything. My bottom heating element is under the casing in oven not showing like yours is that the difference? Do you have any recommendations? I've done baking soda with vinegar etc etc

[@ThatDadMike]

Thanks for taking the time to comment! I think the stuck foil must be because of your element being below the surface. A quick search on the internet and I found this article that may help with removal of the stuck foil: www.cannonsappliance.com/oven-cleaning-tips

[@tess7228]

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[@tess7228]

@@ThatDadMike i love you show it helps alot ty

[@TheSliverleaf]

So impressed and high five!!! For me I will buy a new one and just cut to the chase because in the end I will either break the glass or never get it put back together 🤣

[@ThatDadMike]

Thank you so much for the kind words and taking the time to comment!

[@TheSliverleaf]

@@ThatDadMike you’re most welcome and loved seeing how this can be done. Wish I had your skill set!! Keep up the good work and thank you again for sharing this with us all.

[@kellyanneross6736]

Hi. Had anxiety the whole video! 😂. I have an appliance warranty thru Sears and they cleaned it for me once. The next time he came for a service call he said they don’t do that anymore because of the liability! So bravo to you and thx for sharing. BTW I’m going to watch you several more times to get the courage to do this. Wish me luck people!!

[@ThatDadMike]

Good luck, you will do great!!!! FYI that my door weighed about 25 pounds when removed.

[@Sjb2077]

Never ever, I would drop the glass, drop the screws. No no no, removing the door will do. I can then stuff a wet cloth between the layers and work on it that way. But great presentation so thank you for your effort.

[@margotsanderford7050]

You are impressive! I thought for sure one of the glass windows were going to break.

[@newlevelsofsuccess]

Wow! Didn’t know you could do that!

[@dianecosta4071]

Great job!

[@ladylight2222]

Good job you’re hired😊

[@LeeB5]

I am truly impressed! 👍🏼 If I did it...I wouldn’t be.😆

[@chrisanthietzanoudakis2689]

Great job

[@bklynny64]

I try removing mine on my ge and it won’t come off. What can I do?

[@ThatDadMike]

Is it the door that won't come off? What is the model number and I will look to see if I can find some information for you

[@normasarkisian4526]

You are wonderful....thank you.

[@ThatDadMike]

Thank you so much!

[@davidroberts5602]

Hi that dad Mike remind me those type of ovens great 👍 video my friend ❤️🇬🇧👍David

[@ThatDadMike]

Thank you so much!

[@babysisdolls3336]

I am glad to know how to clean this! it bugs me to no end...this is too hard..lol i wonder if a steamer could work better where he used the ruler..would be very messy

[@georgeneale1222]

He Seems To Have MISSED A Step . When Re-Assembling He Put In Some Sort Of Cloth Ring Around The Rim Of The Glass. Never Saw Him Take One Off & What Is It Made Of ???

[@shellyj7536]

Hey that's a brilliant idea, thanx! I've got a steamer so I'm going to try that

[@cynthiahanas7003]

I've done this before but when you put it back together it just doesn't seal tight again

[@kellyanneree3252]

That is what I was thinking!

[@michellesmoments19]

😱 Thanks for the video! It looks great! I know never to try this myself! Now if Someone can tell me how to just get the grease off the inside of the door. I’ve tried everything in mine won’t come off!

[@debsouthworth4327]

Use glass cook top cleaner. I have a glass cook top so that’s what I use. Purchase the scratch resistant pads to use with it so you don’t scratch the glass.

[@MonarchMoments]

@@debsouthworth4327 Thanks! I will try that 🤗

[@redone4820]

Just passing on something I learned from a repair man. You should never line your oven or burner with tin foil. The tin foil actually causes too much heat & ruins the coils, & could potentially cause a fire.

[@ThatDadMike]

Thank you, I appreciate that! We removed the foil and no longer use it to line the bottom of the oven.

[@itsjustmeagain986]

Nice job. Seems your wife is a lucky woman to have you!

[@jamesevans8459]

Best vid yet so helpful

[@ThatDadMike]

Thank you so much, I really appreciate you taking the time to comment!

[@helensimmons1815]

Hi, my oven door assemblies he same as yours, I have done it with no problem but my oven door as a rope/styrofoam arround the preimiter of the door above the glass. It was white/beige, but its really dirty, is there a way to replace this yourself or do I have to call a specialist.

[@ThatDadMike]

Hi there! That's a good question. What I would recommend is taking a look to see if www.appliancepartspros.com/ has the part you are looking to replace and if they have specific instructions on how to do it for your oven model.

[@vesnaminor8244]

Great job 👍👏

[@brianmoore658]

What do you cook everything on boil

[@aet9rat6]

I did this today with the help of my brother, and it wasnt easy at all. Got to clean 6 sides of glass to clean and there were two that I didnt get . Was thinking wonder how much it would cost to replace the glass if you dropped it?

[@ThatDadMike]

Wow, 6 sides and still more - that's a lot!

[@cathynuytten798]

I’ve done this. It’s not that hard. Well worth the effort.

[@dale3404]

I have, too. I’m a 5’3” female, so it wasn’t easy, but I accomplished it. Take pictures as you go.

[@cathynuytten798]

@@dale3404 Yes. I did too ! Thank goodness we have our phones now to do that. I have a funny story about taking something apart and putting it back together. I taught fourth grade for 30 years. I had to take apart an overhead projector to clean the two pieces of glass and change a bulb and remove a bunch of dust and a few bugs. I took it apart, cleaned everything and put it back together. Turned it on and it worked great. About that time my principal came in and checked on my progress. I proudly showed him the newly cleaned and working projector. And I raised a baggie from the desk and said “ I even have some left over parts!” We had a good laugh after he got over his shock. At least it worked. I don’t know what the extra parts were for to this day! 🤔🤔🤔😁😁😁

[@dale3404]

@@cathynuytten798 😂

[@maggygraham2218]

Wow. I had a good dad, but not this good!

[@wick1952]

Excellent job 👌👍

[@sudeshnaghose8751]

Very useful video

[@amydavis4945]

You lost me in the first 3 seconds... watching you remove the door. That's just not going to happen in my house, LOL! Thanks anyway!

[@elainegreen430]

Same here, thought this is my Sunday sorted. Then he said, remove the door. Just no.

[@jackiequeen4481]

Nice job, guy!

[@ThatDadMike]

Thank you!!!!!

[@sandramitchell7195]

Thanks for that info!!! I’m not sure I would get it back together ! Lol But I would definitely give it a try. Wonder why they don’t seal them so this doesn’t happen

[@Phyllyps-Levine]

Thanks Dad!