FILL DEEP HOLES WITH POLYCELL EXPANDING FOAM FILLER (FILLS DEEP HOLES)

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I'm going to show you how to use expanding foam filler to fill deep holes or gaps.in walls. The Polyfill expanding foam filler can expand to twice it's size and is very good at filling deep gaps in your walls. Click on link below to get this product.

[@rlnnhdz]

You need to do asmr, your voice is so soothing. You would kill it in the asmr world.

[@fabiandee8178]

lol whut

[@oceanbreeze1897]

Omg, that’s what I thought!

[@dennykeaton9701]

Agreed

[@tyson9419]

Weird

[@JohannaW85]

Totally agree! I found her channel tonight as my washing machine has broken but her voice is so relaxing I'm now watching this random video 🤣

[@IBRAHIM-vz1un]

I like your voice and breathing sound. 👍🏻 ASMR while watching and learning at the same time.

[@jabsdrahm.3232]

This is putting me to sleep... a natural for asmr!

[@fionauk4509]

Thanks for this video, was wondering what to do with big hole in passage 👍

[@Rose_from_UK]

Thank you so much!!!! This has given me confidence to fill my window gaps

[@donpiears]

Thanks for a very down to earth explanation of how to go about this job!!

[@sarahbirkmyre3118]

Oh this is so real - love you!

[@msdii5603]

Definitely will try doing this! Thank you

[@RememberEmber33]

Thankyou so much for this video! This is gonna save me alot of money on repairs!

[@chrispenn1785]

Yay for artex, please remember if the artex pre dates 1999 it could contain trace amounts of white asbestos and shouldn't be scraped or sanded.

[@kobalt77]

Well done and thank you !

[@screamao8841]

wow..never even know this existed..thanks!

[@ZakVlogs]

What a fantastic helpful video. I love it when I search a video and something like this pops up because it really helps people out. God bless you and thanks for sharing. I hit like and subscribed

[@how2not22]

Glad it was helpful!

[@krd5461]

thanks so much x

[@sarahwallace9836]

Thank you.

[@Aminamo]

Really great, thank you

[@analiyahgonzales1783]

You go!! Thanks for this!

[@michaelfeeney8437]

Spraying with water first is a good tip, although I forgot having not used this stuff for ages. But it didn’t matter as it happens. Also, it is very messy to work with, so gloves are a must. Finally, clean the nozzle tube with a solvent to unblock it, so it can be reused. I used some Carb cleaner from the garage. Thanks for posting.

[@marinasan-george5037]

Thank you very much 😊, though i got gorilla and i can't even attach the tube to the can ,any ideas

[@jujastorm4042]

Thank you so much for this very useful video! 5 years old video or not, it helped me for what I exactly needed right now.

[@how2not22]

You're very welcome!

[@bushraafzal7714]

Thanks help full

[@samrakhan9525]

You go girl!

[@DjSwiftxxx]

Ideally you have to hold the can upside down when applying.

[@lJonnyPl]

Thanks =)

[@mrsb2914]

Good lord please do ASMR videos I listened to this video so many times

[@Hatehatelovelove]

Helpful

[@mariad4183]

Beautiful job! Thank you for sharing dear!

[@how2not22]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@ActionJacklyn]

Very cool. Go girl!

[@T2000]

she is great.

[@georgiajeff912]

Thank you 👍👏

[@MattDavis_BeechingsGhosts]

Does this work for a gap in my ceiling on the edge of the plasterboard?

[@ciar67]

Thank you great vlog

[@Bushgeorge-bn6on]

Your presentation was excellent. Using water before spraying was something I did not know. Thanks.

[@how2not22]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Bushgeorge-bn6on]

@@how2not22 I have some gap between the floor and the garage door. We never open the garage door as there is another door to get in. Garage is used as storage. When it rains, water goes inside the garage through those gaps in the floor. Now I want to use expanded foam to close those gaps. Will these foams be able to plug those gaps? Please advise.

[@ddab9183]

Excellent and easy to follow and see instructions, and how to do a job correctly?

[@how2not22]

Glad it was helpful!

[@gina2190]

Hi great video I need this I have rat mites pouring through gaps , it’s hell. Great video.

[@how2not22]

Good luck!

[@briantrend1812]

don't press too hard you only need a small amount as it expands especially on a warm day

[@briantrend1812]

don't use it outside on a very cold day. if your nozzle spout is clogged don't worry, when u need to use it again a long time later you can use a wire or thin flat metal to pierce the foam filled nozzle and push it in and out until it clears of old foam, the nozzle will work again. some idiots are too lazy and throw half a cans worth in the garbage. best to have lots of holes to fill around your property all . the same time. if youre a conservationist then instead of dump the off cuts into the in collect them un a bag and stuff them into large holes with the wet foam Look Ma No Waste. If you fancy sculpturing then blow the foam into a box and shape a mans head/ or blow into moulds and shape clean with sandpaper or a stanley surfform tool. I'm experimenting now to make my own mould to produce a surfboard blank for shaping a surfboard., this foam however seems to have a too soft cell under the hardened skin surface.

[@divinelight1012]

Brilliant

[@LiarNoseOnFire]

Interesting Video - you did a good job of clearly explaining the procedures required for the different application/s. Which part of Wolverhampton (?) do you come from - l might have some work for you !

[@how2not22]

Wolverhampton? is that a place in England?

[@LiarNoseOnFire]

@@how2not22 Hello - Yes, it is in the British Midlands about 15 miles or so from Birmingham. You accent is very obviously British Midlands but not 'harsh' enought for the strong'Brummie Birmingham' accent. Hence l suggested Wolverhampton, a much 'softer', less pronounced Midlands accent.

[@MrBiyi]

his it like a paint that hardenes

[@jenh4286]

Great! I better get my gloves on

[@teas9892]

Good video.

[@how2not22]

Thank you!

[@estellec2019]

You need a craft knife! A hacksaw or bow saw is overkill for trimming expanding foam, and the breadknife is a bit too big to be really convenient. I also agree with the asmr comments. You're a natural, really.

[@TypeRAguy]

Bread knife?

[@Kfamily888]

Thank you, very useful. BTW I like your voice. (I don't like the clips that shout or annoying music).

[@1toshi32]

I have an awning that is not watertight and need to put something in the gaps to stop the rain from coming through the gaps. Is this suitable for such a job.

[@how2not22]

You shouldn't have any problems with rain seeping through the brick work just make sure your external walls, roof and guttering have no gaps.

[@1toshi32]

@@how2not22 Thank you. After years of leaks that we didn't know what to do about, we've filled every gap with the expanding foam and so far no leaks at all. Brilliant.

[@lone.wolf_5791]

Her voice is like a tranquilizer...I slept through most of that.

[@homiyt9718]

Great video very informative keep doing u r great 🌷💕

[@daleprosser350]

Safety tip: do not use around hot surfaces, expanding foam is volatile around heat

[@gibo.androidm9556]

So i cannot use this outside to fill gap between the wall and aircon?

[@forbesopolis]

Hi, what is it that you are spraying on is it water? Many thanks

[@how2not22]

Yes, correct it is water to help the foam stick better in the wall.

[@krisj3117]

Question?, Why is there no mention of protection against isocyanates?

[@how2not22]

I suppose you would have to be exposed to a high amount of the stuff to have any side effects but if in doubt always wear a mask and gloves to protect yourself.

[@mrs.mariyaansarhussain2527]

Is this water proof

[@kapdesigner9273]

How can I get this product in Bungladesh

[@kinoder1750]

👍👊

[@seamuswarren]

Does the foam act as scaffolding for a putty? I used foam to fill a rotten section of window sill. The foam set or “cured” but is not hard like wood.

[@kyriecampbell1740]

Try wood filler. Can find at home improvement shops

[@wag11112]

Would this work to fill out holes in floorboards ?

[@causetheplumstasteyum7848]

Yeah no prob , it's actually a good option as it sands down nicely when dry

[@Bushgeorge-bn6on]

@@causetheplumstasteyum7848 Can I use this foam to close some cracks on an asbestos roof?

[@luigee8151]

So many perves about

[@hardworker8030]

How do you clean the inside of the expanding foam tube so you can use it again.

[@nursenatedawg]

Hard Worker unscrew and use acetone

[@michaelfeeney8437]

Use a car product like Carb cleaner/brake cleaner or nail varnish remover. It will just dissolve.

[@paradoxdea]

Unfortunately, it's not sold in the US.

[@lesterjohnston8888]

Mind your lovely hands

[@mcpainters]

Stick with the washing up love You made a right mess with that foam is there any left in that tin 😆

[@fabiandee8178]

good video but to go to all that trouble to repair those whole when the wall paint is cracked and peeling off and skirting board looks like its rotten in a total state seems strange.

[@how2not22]

it's a work in progress.

[@marycoop2225]

Exactly the instruction I needed. Love that it comes from a woman...girl power!!!

[@elizesfrancea8361]

I couldn't get any gloves just like me lol

[@secretauthor5712]

Can this expanding foam system prevent mice from gaining entry to the house?

[@soulsinger1969]

Rodents can simply chew through this stuff, however if you pack the hole with wire wool first then apply the foam this is a better deterrent

[@superiorbeing95]

For 3 hours, yes

[@user-wp7vr7fe5r]

Hi.good job ..but I think you don't need to 12 hours to up the foam..I think you need to one hour.

[@theepicalpaca9725]

Set to x1.25 playback speed

[@michaeltimmermans6632]

Haha that almost sounds right!

[@how2not22]

@@michaeltimmermans6632 no try x1.75 playback speed

[@taariqkhanoflegend4622]

here after destroying my door trying to repair a small dent

[@johnmcclane2401]

saw this used to murer a cholo in coyote tv series

[@zakariyanakhuda8016]

You got some serious wall issues

[@how2not22]

It's a very very old house.

[@xkeke733]

Use cement better

[@LLOOYYYDD]

*You are slowly getting tired.....Relax....Put down the kitchen knife now that the wall is filled.....zzzzz.................*

[@blackcat5159]

Got the basics correct but your unsuitable for DIY videos as your voice is far too sultry and soothing. Some would say sexy even....................More please :-))

[@teas9892]

Her voice is suitable for DIY. You have a problem seeing women as human beings. You wouldn't be saying the same thing to and about a man. Work on your misogyny issues.

[@Kaveh_Ahangar]

If you could move the mic just a little bit closer to your mouth, would be perfect :)