How to Replace a Boob Light-Step by Step Tutorial

[@tspunk4003]

you should tell people to turn off power from the electrical panel, not just by switching it off.

[@SeekingAlexi]

Yes absolutely!! This is something I usually mention, not sure why I forgot in this video.

[@ChareeMLR]

I thought the same thing

[@uhohDISCOx3]

I was wondering exactly this. Can you just switch off the circuit breaker?

[@tau_tv]

@@uhohDISCOx3 yes, you can. but it's always nice to have one of those little non contact testers too. better safe than sorry. check out the Klein NCVT-3 no contact voltage tester. you can put it near the wires and see that it's okay to touch.

[@andreapreston5263]

Oh my goodness, you are such a fearless DIY’er! So glad you were able to post the video! Remember; safety first...

[@SeekingAlexi]

Thank you so much!!!

[@slantedandenchanted.1992]

Thanks for explaining it so well. Super helpful and to the point. I HATE boob lights!

[@martal5154]

This video is so clear and useful, after much looking, I am very grateful! ❤

[@debh3947]

she finally gets to the directions at 2:09

[@jojomakes]

Lol

[@thejoshuawolfram3426]

2:17 That was the most dangerous part of the project If the wires were loose The Wires could Spark And the wires are holding the most weight

[@kingroyalty7595]

Beautiful. Simple and well done 👌

[@chianti95]

Any suggestions for some kind of cover to hide (but not remove) the offending fixture? I’m thinking of adding a paper lantern or shade over the boob light, since we are not allowed to remove ours from the ceiling. Management company replaced several nicer light fixtures with these monstrosities, claiming they “saved electricity” … help!

[@itseasybeezy]

Wow I had no idea it was so easy. I’m doing this to all my boob lights!

[@SeekingAlexi]

Yasss! Do it!!

[@cvillalobos2708]

Thanks sis, I appreciate the instructions!

[@amandajones2004]

Thank you so much for this!

[@geogeduggan6579]

What is threaded bolt in center that holds glass cover on called ? Can you buy longer ones ?

[@emilietraver5975]

It’s funny cause I typed in how to replace boob light and you popped right up. Thank you I have confidence I can do this on my own.

[@tracycowart4174]

FANTASTIC video! Clear, efficient, visual - thank you!!

[@SeekingAlexi]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks!

[@katesarafoleanscheid5069]

Hi! What are the little plastic pieces called that you used to connect the existing wires to the new light? Were they included in the new light, or do they need to be purchased separately? Thanks!

[@xgrimesreaper]

i believe she called them wire nuts? and she said it was the same ones from the boob light :)

[@geogeduggan6579]

Great job.

[@rhodabaruch4]

Thank you!

[@Joeeeseph]

Great vid ✔️ much respect ✊

[@SeekingAlexi]

Thank you!!

[@Nestrs]

Love this!

[@TommyTombstone]

Did I just watch someone use a drill to unscrew an unsupported ceiling-mounted object, with a lit bulb still inside? 😐🤨🙁 I know this sounds condescending, but I'm hoping that you learn from this and don't get a Darwin Award.

[@acblaze3116]

I wasn't expecting someone to actually call them boob lights. I just didn't know what else to call them

[@marvinp01]

One contractor disliked this

[@ktvorwald]

All contractors disliked this. was waiting for the part where she got zapped.

[@ashleystec1651]

cool

[@johnbonner3711]

Lock out tag out power source!!! Don’t burn your house down

[@aksputnik]

What does that mean?

[@kai.7406]

Artur Kaptelinin basically a lock out tag is a safety procedure used to make sure that dangerous machines (or in this case, electrical machinery) are properly shut off and not able to be started up again before to the completion of maintenance.

[@kagitsune]

Also, you switched ground and hot.

[@clarkcant]

PSA video begins at a whopping 2:10

[@jaredstone9487]

U lost me with the 1 grounding wire then you on to name without specifying colors the remaining 3 1 being ANOTHER grounding wire