Don't Let Snakes Take Over Your House!

[@DanielDemir]

After filming, I discovered that these weep holes are actually there for a reason - they allow water drainage and ventilation. I realized they were all around the house and should not be completely sealed. For demonstration purposes, I sealed a few of them, but I will use a foam cleaner to remove the sealant immediately. Great catch and thanks for the heads-up!

[@JTLancaster]

The snake is still inside the house 💀

[@DanielDemir]

Of course I checked the hole several times to ensure that it’s not inside before sealing it.

[@ozgurruh1820]

Öldürmeseydiniz diyecektim , tabii sizin gibi düşünceli biri tabii ki doğayı ve canlıları korumak adına kontrol edeceği ilk izleyişte aklıma gelmedi .

[@JTLancaster]

@@DanielDemir Alr that makes more sense then, shoulda said it in the video tho, that’s just what I would have done

[@brianbeattie3305]

Did he seal up the weep holes?

[@austins.5542]

Yes!

[@DanielDemir]

After filming, I discovered that these weep holes are actually there for a reason - they allow water drainage and ventilation. I realized they were all around the house and should not be completely sealed. For demonstration purposes, I sealed a few of them, but I will use a foam cleaner to remove the sealant immediately. Great catch and thanks for the heads-up!

[@ozzywaldo7]

Really helpful and awesome video!

[@DanielDemir]

Glad you think so!

[@noah4822]

Better snakes than mice I say, he ain't going in there for no reason!

[@ozgurruh1820]

Yılanlar ve farelere zarar vermeden çözüm ürettiğiniz için çok teşekkür ediyorum sizlere

[@Bob-jv4yf]

If you ever see holes between your bricks, I suggest that you do not put this stuff in them because they are there for a reason the first hole that he showed where the snake got in I can see you putting that in there

[@_Rodders_]

So... is the snake still in there?

[@DanielDemir]

Of course not