ELIMINATING the Battery Charger from RV Power Converter + Yard Weeds 🌱🌿

[@bigbadcliff]

The moth is likely a Polyphemus moth (Antheraea polyphemus). It's a large North American moth with a wingspan of up to six inches. These moths are known for their eye-like spots on their hindwings, which are thought to startle predators. And I am sooooo proud of you for isolating and removing your battery charger circuit. Glad you took my advice! 😊

[@tjm5492]

Looked like that moth could eat an entire cardigan in one sitting!

[@A.I-GAMING]

lol

[@Phil-hy8mz]

I would suggest replacing the main breaker with a double switch breaker. Mark one side as main and the other as battery charger. You can get them in 3020 and 3015. I did this and it works great. When I power from my inverter, I turn off the battery charger.

[@flyn333]

You did good girl. The second time you flipped the main breaker, my TV went black, a second or two later a commercial came on. 😂What timing. The power comes from the breaker, so the disconnected black wire has no power. You have your power draw fixed. Great Job!!!

[@gypsyjenna]

Thank you! 🙂

[@CharlieM-l2h]

Wow ! You have all that free food !! 😂 I need to watch more of your videos to learn about your power station , etc . I appreciate your help . 😀

[@michaelrodriguez9700]

The Polyphemus moth (Antheraea polyphemus) is a member of the Saturniidae family, also known as giant silk moths. It's a large, butterfly-like moth with a wingspan of up to 6 inches and is widespread in continental North America, including subarctic Canada and the United States. Took your picture and circled it and found that

[@gypsyjenna]

Thank you!

[@Phil-hy8mz]

I would also suggest running off the AC breaker to a special outlet for electric heater if needed. It reduces the draw off the other circuits.

[@thomasbackenstoe849]

Jenna, You are so cool and I admire you for your skills and working the problem. You are so cool!!!

[@bryandieterich8957]

You all realize the importance of JENNA , RV experiences ! That’s understood ! What I’m seeing above this is “ comedy talent at its best” JENNA has that natural flow of inheritance fun and frolics ! With that face and comedy talent , why doesn’t any producers in Canada or USA who scan youtube talent often see the potential for a future tv show , either involving RV industry or else !

[@ericwitt4586]

I got one of those bucket shower rechargeable pump submersible ones I charged it up and tried it lol they work really good thanks for giving me the idea from your video my tankless water heater don’t work 😞but my daughter got me one for Christmas my grandboys go with me up there a lot now they and myself won’t get swamp butts lmao we have been using those solar shower black bags I’ve got a big 6.9 liter one 😀👍😎

[@lorettaandjasonoffgrid]

Good morning! Lol get that bat Ramsay! 😂 Wow...huge moth!

[@jimbor2279]

Good for you girl! I knew you could do it …. Kudos 👍 I believe the moth is a giant silk moth 😮

[@gypsyjenna]

Thank youuu 😊

[@davem7847]

In one of your episodes you were talking about the dehumidifier making it warm in the trailer. If you get a combination roll around A/C with dehumidifier mode and fan that has a flexible exhaust tube you could exhaust the heat from the A/C and dehumidifier out the window, and have a fan mode to boot. You might want to see how the water drain would work. Mine doesn't have a bucket. Just a thought.

[@aurum79argentum47]

So my idea for an air conditioner was for a 24 volt unit like the Zero Breeze, which will dehumidify an exhaust it's heat through a hose to the outside. This runs on 24 volt batteries which can be charged with your panels. I have one of these for camping. There are two or three knockoffs also available now. Much more efficient than the dehumidifier, which is heating up your space.

[@ericwitt4586]

You do good Jenna 😘👍😎

[@OurCabinInThewoods]

Good morning Jenna, glad you got the draw problem figured i popped a cold one for you hehehe. That meal looked super good, great video and we will see you next week. Oh yeah seen your note 33x21 your hand good spot for them so you don't forget but then we forget to wash them off lol. BYE

[@gypsyjenna]

Haha I write down measurements from time to time. Or maybe that was just how many beers I amngoing to consume on vacation? 🤔🤫🤣😂🍻

[@carld3184]

Great job 😂🎉 You might want to label that wire that goes to the 110V AC to 12V DC converter and crappy battery charger. Instead of putting on the marette you could insert it into the air conditioner breaker that way, if you ever want run your interior 12V lights from the converter with the generator running you could flip on the air conditioning breaker. Anyway on to the next job, chalk up another success!

[@garygardner-j3f]

You get so many things done in your videos (I realize they take longer than 15 minutes), that I am exhausted just watching you. Another great informative, practical and industrious video from Canada's leading DIY lady (or girl or young woman or whatever I'm supposed to call women your age now days, things used to be so much simpler, wrong but simpler, just like me). I love your home, the cats really 'tied' the room together as The Dude would say, thanks for inviting us in.

[@ctcsadmin]

That was the first thing I realized when I started my power saving energy independence journey. I disconnected my inverter charger, since my house batteries are connected to my solar charger. it was amazing how much power draw that thing used, even without being hooked up to the batteries. The inverter charger is designed to charge the house batteries and run the 12V side of your RV. I started converting all of my electronics to DC only as much as possible, and am happy that my only AC needs are down to 3 appliances. 1) Rooftop AC that I converted to work like a house A/C, so it only turns on when my digital thermostat reaches the designed temperature. It also helps with humidity keeps my RV at around 25% to 30%. My AC is left on 24/7. (I do go up and clean the entire unit 2 - 3 times are year) 2) My 2.5 gallon water heater, and works great with reduced water pressure. I can take 10-15 minute hot showers, with constant running water. (Which is a long time for me). 3) Microwave. 4) Coffee maker. I am still hooked up to the grid so I have a power bill, but I reduced my bill from $250 a month to just $30. I can run my water heater, microwave, and coffee maker from my Ecoflow river 2 pro or delta 2, but I don't have enough solar to regenerate that much power, unless I pull it from my dc to dc converter in my car which is an EV that has a 14kwh battery. To be honest it's not really worth the hassle because at only $30 a month (a tank of fuel in a small pickup truck) , I can live with that. I use the upside app for cash back on gas purchases, so for every fill up on gas the cash back eats down my $30 a month electric bill.

[@danielb2060]

Polyphemus moth, they are beautiful !!! Florida, USA

[@onrycodger]

I'm really impressed at your willingness and ability to tackle jobs like the electrical. Forgetting to turn the power on your unit (solar) sounds like what I would do.😂 I'm with you on not wanting a lawn too. Thumbs up!😎👍👍

[@gypsyjenna]

Thank you 😊

[@DEADJ0E]

Well done! Have you never been shocked with AC before? It really gets the heart racing and you can actually feel the sine wave. 😆

[@gypsyjenna]

Haha not yet but I am sure it will happen the way I am messing around with it lol

[@P_RO_]

YAAAAY!!!! We knew you could do it. Electricity is safe when everything is turned off and disconnected, but as an extra step ground out each terminal or wire momentarily before touching them. You'll not miss the sparks if there's power still there. Also in tight spaces use needle-nose pliers on the wire insulation rather than fingers to gain more working room. Hopefully your power problems are now all solved. That was a huge moth, and beautiful but things banging into the windows can be spooky. Where I was last set up I had a squirrel "alarm clock" as he trotted cross my roof every morning. I'm used to getting up early so no problem but I never quite got used to it. Things sound louder in a camper for sure! Enjoyed your fishing vid but forgot to comment. Once I fully retire I might take the sport up again. Stay cool Jenna 😎

[@gypsyjenna]

I have been woken up plenty of times by Mr. Squirrel running across the roof. Sounds quite loud when he is up there! I hope you take up fishing sooner than later!

[@bblod4896]

Freaking out? Who us 👴 Proud of you, you figured it out. By the way, when external AC (shore power) is disconnected, there is no AC on the main breaker. When the main breaker is off, there is no AC on the branch circuits (the smaller breakers). Pesto and a loaf of Italian bread, life is good. Have a peaceful weekend.

[@gypsyjenna]

Thank you, u too!

[@sahoyte]

Thanks JG, great video. 22 minute video must have taken many hours to film and edit. KZbin has become your second job. You weed killer worked amazingly well. I use the nasty commercial stuff and it does not work nearly that fast. Trial and error. And not getting shocked. Very good. Save the toad!

[@gypsyjenna]

The weed killer recipe works great and is as natural as it gets give it a try sometime and hopefully it works out for you too!

[@Dinsdale2020]

Never wear a hat when you are working on the panel box. If you do get a shock it’s much better to get a nice even frazzle in your hair😂👍👍

[@gypsyjenna]

Bahahaha, I will keep that in mind! 👍

[@Dinsdale2020]

Nothing says electrical amateur like a hat (or worse toque)head frazzle. Haha😂

[@adir_1]

Good job on sorting out that wiring! The humming you heard was the 120v to 12v transformer located underneath the wiring panel you were working in. (closer to the floor) It's probably for the better that transformer is no longer live as they had a tendency to become very hot and burn / scorch the floor underneath themselves. They suck power too as you found out.

[@beckypennington79]

Nice video that was so funny about the large moth if you can you might want to wear some rubber gloves and safety glasses when you're working with it just to be a little safer especially since you're there by yourself your weed killer really worked I may try that recipe You did a good job girl

[@chuck_howard]

I have been working on electrical systems for fifty years and even custom built my own house power system for power backups. The mistake you made is not something even I have not made in the past. Missing the simple things at first still happens to me. The difference after fifty years is it's a bit less often but it still happens. You did great. :)

[@bamatina777]

Could that extra wire have been a ground?

[@robertfarwell7076]

Well Done Jenna, I don't like messing with electricity either.

[@3rubberboats]

Glad you got that humming wire disconnected, got the weeds gone and had a really tasty dinner. You do good work Jenna. Thanks for sharing and have a great day.

[@gypsyjenna]

Thanks for watching,, Moses!

[@kengoins764]

Good job Jenna!! You did it and didn't get bit! Good to see you being cautious though... A volt meter would be a much needed tool for the future. You can also use an AC light bulb temporarily to check for voltage present. Now the converter/ charger is disconnected your battery management job will be much easier. 🎉

[@donnajohnson9324]

A lot of weeds you're pulling up are eatable and medical just saying ❤❤❤ thank goodness you fixed your electric problem, love videos 🎉 what you made for dinner looks yummy 😋

[@tamarashiels570]

You did great and beautiful moth..😊No wonder Ramsey wanted it.😅 My baby Brother stuck a Bobbie pin in a socket and kid you not he became an electrician. 😂

[@gypsyjenna]

😅🤣

[@donb6474]

Not knowing is stressful. You made it. Good Luck.

[@bwsettle1]

Congrats on solving your electrical problems. Nice moth, too

[@jerrytalley802]

Hey Jenna, you can go to harbor freight and get a device you plug in to a socket, then go to your panel and scan the breaker, it will beep when you get the right breaker. Then you can mark which breaker does what. I mentioned in a comment that normally all you need to do is flip off the breaker for the controller. At least, that is how my Jayco camper works, but mine is factory wired, yours by whomever owned it before you. In the future, you could try some rubber gloves and/or grab the wire with insulated pliers. There’s so many of us that want to help, but it is hard, not being there. Wish you had some other Nomadic friends close by, when you get in a pinch. Looking at the comments, looks like you were successful, give the cats a pet from me.

[@jimsears2434]

Beautiful Moth Fer sure! It's smart to be leary of electric because you can't see it coming to bite ya! Make it a habit to check any wire you grab with a tester to make sure it's not powered or back fed powered. Not telling ya what to do.....but......Get yer butt out there and set the hook on some bunkers would ya!...😂 God Bless...Stay Safe

[@williammeek7218]

You always surprise me Jenna . Giant moth , he wants to play with Rory and Ramsey. It must be us draining your power Gypsy. I love watching your adventures. Carry on Jenna.. Soon you’ll be a journeywoman electrician. Ramsey is ignoring you again bad kitty. One more time.

[@CharlieM-l2h]

You need a Continuity tester , to check those wires ... Power things down , then use the continuity tester . Be safe .

[@CarolPearse-q3w]

Hard place to be, Messin with electrical, but you nailed it! Good on you girl. You’re killin this lifestyle too, 😂

[@TheSimpleLivingAussie]

lol...... I have done the same, forgotten to turn on the inverter breaker after working on my electrical system. Then spending time fault finding why I have no power, and I am very experienced working with electricity and off grid power 😂😂(25 years living off grid) It happens to the best of us 👍

[@bts650]

Great job Jenna. Glad you got rid of that pesky power converter.

[@gregorykucera4235]

Great video glad you fixed electric problem, There you go cooking them great meals again lol, Have a great day.

[@jerrytalley802]

GJ, I had new crush and run put on my driveway of 34 years, never much issues with weeds. Now, the grass and weeds are growing everywhere like a lawn, lol. I’m starting to make natural weed killer too, works well, little slower but no environmental harness to ground, water, or or birds, thanks.

[@scable-eq7bp]

The second time you flipped the breaker all of New York City went dark, great job on finding the issue and addressing it. We really appreciate all the time and effort you put in to make these quality videos.....

[@gypsyjenna]

Thanks for watching!

[@robertquinn1945]

Glad you’re not lit 🔥 up like a Christmas 🎄 Jenna and using a backpack sprayer is hell ugh 😣 I used one last year at a state park for like 3 months there very heavy and kinda annoying but the chemicals we used killed basically everything in my path 😂😂😂😂 be safe and keep the channel going love ❤️ it❤❤❤!!!!

[@StevefromOhio1972]

Hey Jenna, That was one massive moth, I've never seen one that big before. I have no idea what type it was but it's beautiful. Ramsey sure wanted his milk and Rory just likes to chill. That was a little nerve-racking watching you work on the electrical wiring. I guess if all the power is shut off, it is safe but I would still be a little worried, but I'm a worrier. Good for you for fixing the problem and fixing it yourself. That toad was just hanging out and he was totally camouflaged. I imagine when you started spraying your home brew weed killer, he hopped on outta there. That homemade weed killer is much safer to use than Round Up or Weed-B-Gone and is just as effective. You're pasta dish looked delicious, you really are a great cook. Ramsey had his sniffer working overtime, he wanted your supper too. I can't blame him, now I think I'll have some pasta for supper tonight. 🍴🍽 Take care, stay safe and have another cold one....Steve.

[@gypsyjenna]

Thanks Steve, I hope you enjoy your pasta meal as well! Cheers!

[@markallison88praiseandwors65]

❤❤I never use my battery charger on my inverter. I bought a battery charger 40amps and only use it with my generator. When I use my generator I plug in my charger for my batteries to my generator

[@gypsyjenna]

That's totally what I do too!

[@racebanning6390]

Good job unhookin that power Grinch👍😁unnecessary for shore.... how many years later😳😂🤣?? Hope the Summer is Enjoyable , be blessed Gypsy Girl, yoo Rock🏁🏁🔧🛠️🔧💙💙

[@bradviola874]

Great job again!! For some cooler days in lieu of fixing your roof mount a/c, a nice window unit could cost as low as $200 or less..just a thought..When in doubt, go fishing!!

[@America-TG]

you should just run an small window AC and not a Dehumidifier as the AC will remove moisture and cool for the same power draw.

[@JamesLivesWyoming]

Hi Jenna, Paaaaasta? LOL. Great video, Cool music. James.

[@miriamharty5761]

Good Lord the moth looked like a Halloween decoration so beautiful. Poor Ramsey loves his water fountan . I like that weed killer it really works and safe.

[@acidreign8551]

Good job on getting that charger off the system! A constant 80 watt draw is bad Juju for what you have going on there for sure. That moth, huge, call it Mothra, just hope Godzilla doesn't ever show up!! lol. That salt.soap, salt and vinegar deal works really good, and very fast too as you found out. Here everything/everyone has all rock, no lawns since it is pretty much illegal here now. Rain in Vegas is very rare really, but every time it does, stuff grows up all over, and that stuff kills everything in a few hours, tedious, but works great. Dinner looked awesome, you always make the best and tastiest stuff!! Rory, chillin', Ramsey? I don't know dude. You could have at least reminded Jenna to plug that trailer in when she made the first pass on getting the battery charger off the circuit, i mean really! Your so demanding but so unhelpful!! 🤪 Stay cool up there!! We have been breaking all heat records down here, 122F on my indoor outdoor thermometer last saturday, so hot my AC compressor was kicking on and off as it couldn't keep up. I had to go spend on a 7000 BTU portable one at Lowes to help it out, and to have backup in case the main AC went down as me and the doggies would have died. We could have holed up in a bedroom and survived if it did. I need to get me a generator now in case they loose the power grid, i don't trust them at all on that front. Have fun, go fishin', and stay safe up there! 🥰🙏

[@gypsyjenna]

Oh my goodness, that is dangerous heat for sure! Yes back ups are always a good idea! Don't trust the grid! Be prepared eh, I hope it cools down for you and the dogs!

[@douglasworkman2788]

Jenna baby, you got this, everything is off and power cable is unplugged, you got this, im electrician, I knew you figure it out,

[@jim-qy3kk]

great work on isolating the charger. listening to your thought process while working on that leads me to think your logic is better developed than you believe. great video.

[@exploringmybackyard]

Really enjoyed the video. I am having the same issue with my fifth wheel. I’m going to tackle this problem over the weekend. Your video has given me some great ideas. Thank you.

[@gypsyjenna]

Best of luck! 🍀

[@db.mc2]

Hi Jenna, Rory 🐈‍⬛ and Ramsey 🐈👋🏻 Hope you're all doing well my friends 😊 Awesome that you were able to find and eliminate that power draw , way to go Jenna 👊🏻👍🏻 Wow that moth was gigantic 👀 Stay safe and take care 🙏🏻 God Bless 🫶🏻 Appreciate you always 🙂

[@jasonrarick4649]

That is a Luna Moth Jen. Be careful. I only ever hook a gunny or a 30 Amp power source to the sailboat. It has a rectifier that will charge house batteries I deleted on that. prly time to replace your shore power plug/connector and any gauges in between. Delete on that charger 12v realy won't shock you. You are doing good and on a right path on your own. electricity is fun, it's its own teacher. Your so pretty Jen.

[@stuartaminion511]

nope. luna moths are greenish.

[@jamespeters920]

Nothing like a vacuum to suck up those spiders. No muss, no fuss. Cheers!

[@kevinmackenzie560]

Nice job finding that draw, process of elimination for the win. I said I’d send that 3000 watt inverter to you that was in a box stored somewhere, yeah I haven’t found it yet but I will and I will send it one of these days. Probably when I clean up the garage I’ll find it. I’ll try not to be too long.

[@gypsyjenna]

Thanks, I appreciate it but i do have one now, thank you anyway!

[@keachmister]

I have the exact same power station, and I also forget to switch the outlets on. All the time!! Glad to hear you have it all worked out. Oh, btw, I have a small pen like circuit finder that t lights up for finding AC power for safety concerns. They're cheap and highly recommended.

[@bobmartens1089]

Your a gem, same approximate age as my daughter, and she as you will tackle anything. Love u guys ❤

[@justgivemethetruth]

There are some electronic probes you can get that are good to have, like a multi-meter, ciruit tracers, and voltage tester that might relieve your anxiety about electricity. The voltage tester you just hold it near a wire and it will light up if there is an AC voltage present, and you can single out the wire with the voltage. If you have a ground reference a multi-meter will let you measure that voltage, AC or DC. And a circuit tracer you can attach at like a plug and trace what circuit it is in your fusebox or the trail of the wire.

[@thomasbennettjr1188]

Hi Jenna great job on electrical should mark the breakers if power is off you won't get shocked I love doing electrical work and love your cooking so stay safe dear always

[@jonathandavis5794]

That's a beautiful bat

[@dmorris8661]

We 💗 Gypsy Jenna!

[@johnhbuiltnotbought4924]

Hi Jenna. Nice one stay safe and look after yourself. See you in the next one 🫶👍🇬🇧

[@jerrytalley802]

Hey Jenna, I’m commenting ahead of the end but you mentioned batts and I chuckled to myself thinking, “what if she opens the door, and a bat comes inside”lol. ? Not that anyone would get hurt, but your commentary while that thing flew around your camper, and the cats going wild to get at it, just made me laugh. You know I’m a huge fan, always proper, you just tickle my funny bone with your mannerisms, lol. I remember how my cats would jump up from nowhere in the dark and start swatting and chasing something and it would be a flying bug of some kind. Wishing you all the best from VA.

[@gypsyjenna]

Thank you 😊

[@taniadolphy5122]

You are a genius getting things figured out! Congratulations ❤.

[@DodgyFPV]

If the main power is off then you won't get a shock because there is no power to shock you, also you may need to remove the white cable that goes with the black one you removed because it is the neutral and can be energised, once removed there won't be any electric on either cable so you don't need to insulate the ends just move them out of the way of anything.

[@Nwladylaura369]

I did similar changing out my thermostat! Happy you didn’t get shocked and you fixed the issue!

[@mary1494]

Great job Jenna 👏 👍

[@87ricer]

Glad you got the problem solved 👌 👍 👏 🙌 🙏 😌 puts your mind at ease now rest easy Gypsy Jenna ❤

[@lisawyer7524]

Thanks for the encouragement to keep at things. I completely get being scared of the electrical, but you gotta do what gotta do!

[@doorbash5680]

It looks like a polyphemus moth. I have seen 3 in the past 2 year (near Moncton) The ones I seen were about 6" across the wings never seen any before that . I can not tell the size but the colours match. Hope this helps a little.

[@gypsyjenna]

Wow! It was the biggest moth I had ever seen and it was banging against the trailer, I truly thought it was a bat!

[@williamthompson9706]

First rule of thumb when working with electricity, disconnect main power source,in this case your 12 voltage battery. 😊

[@williamthompson9706]

Or generator/charger

[@williamthompson9706]

Awesome job!😊

[@ricsfunvids3321]

Rock salt for the drive way. cheap and easy. spread an initial layer. right after a rain and a few days of sun follow. then mix in water and just pour as necessary to control. My drive was 80 % grass. now not a weed. Best to pour a bit on weed pull and pour a bit more in the hole. Guaranteed.

[@scooter6334]

You’re so handy with instructions. 😊 Good for you! ❤

[@surviventhrive5227]

Awsome. You diagnosed the problem and fixed it on your own. Good for you.

[@walterboard-sf6tb]

Way to go. I knew you could do it.

[@Tony-y7s]

I know how you feel. I forget to turn on the power again to see if I corrected the problem.

[@kingscairn]

If you can find a cheap used snow blade for your sise by side (?) push the gravel around to even drive out - weads come with it and will dry out -

[@kingscairn]

Sometimes you have to buy tools - fewer toys - just different toys I guess

[@ve4edj]

Oh Yeah!!! Nice work, next thing you'll be picking up side jobs as the handywoman you are!!!

[@robertbrown9927]

Hi Jenna, I saw an article on those moths, and I think I remember them being called Lantern Moths, or something like that. I just looked it up on my phone and I believe it is a variety of the Cecropia Moth. Maybe you can find more information on them. I'm on no sleep. I awoke to lightning and thunder with Layla running all over the house barking so I got up (and stayed up), to calm her down. Thank goodness you didn't get shocked with your investigation of the camper fuse box. I would have been delegating that job to one of many electrician buddies to keep myself from being shot across the room and lying in a fried heap upon the floor. When you walked into the shed to get the sprayer, I saw the fishing poles and thought you were going to take us fishing. Darn..., just not my lucky day. However, I'm glad your electrical problems are solved (for now). Hope you have a great vacation, even if you just spend it around the camper. Cheers!

[@gypsyjenna]

Thanks Rob, hope Layla has had a chance to calm down and relax after all the crazy thunder and lightning, I think we are gonna get some of that this weekend!

[@allencheck501]

Gladyou got that humming charger put to bed hopefully that will help you out alot, ok thats done lets go fishing!!

[@Ms.Frankenbuilder]

Weeds are a constant pain in my yard, congrats on figuring out the converter.

[@bubbaredneck75]

nice job on the electrical. its always good to be wary of electrical stuff. caution keeps u safe. they make a tool in the electrical isle at home depot where it looks like a usb stick w points on it that will beep and tell you if a line or outlet is live for like 15 or 20 bucks. have u converted your camper lights to led bulbs or led fixtures? that will save a ton of energy too. them older bulbs they used are horribly energy inefficient. they make led bulbs that fit old fixtures at walmart but there kinda pricey for just 2.

[@gypsyjenna]

Thanks and yep! It's all LED now!

[@downtoearth1950]

Thats a very nice moth. Living close to nature is great 😊

[@ernestkooistra1559]

Very exciting. Jenna's electrical engineering. ✌

[@garynewton2016]

nice work glad you were safe thanks for weed killer recipe Hope to see vids sooner 😈

[@brianpulstsr8680]

Great job Sparky!

[@gypsyjenna]

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[@handsonwithblg4949]

You need to call in Godzilla to take care of Mothra . Just make sure King Kong doesn't show up .

[@johnvarnes43]

That's the moth man look out 😊

[@catherinebennett9378]

Awesome video that mixture on the weeds works well

[@gypsyjenna]

Definitely!

[@jerrytalley802]

Someone must have put one of your outlets on the same breaker as the controller and I’m reasonably sure that isn’t normal, but you figured it out, congratulations.

[@ShirleyGrewe]

I really enjoy your channel! Your my new favorite “Realist” Enjoy your day

[@goober9983]

Some of those weeds you pulled are medicinal. I'm sure some of the experts here can tell you what they do. 😊😊

[@jeffroberts532]

That Ramsey cracks me up so much!