How to Replace A Kitchen Sink Strainer

For more information or a written out step by step you can stop by www.thediyguy.n... . A video on how to replace a kitchen sink strainer / basket.

[@marybuettner8620]

I am a 60-year-old female and learning how to fix things around the house. I am GLAD to say I followed this video and did it myself and NO LEAKS. Thanks so much

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[@jamarileroy7755]

@Soren Jamari Yup, have been watching on flixzone for months myself =)

[@kirstienewman6151]

You’re my hero!

[@homoerotic85]

Yay!! And no man needed! You go! :-)

[@shelikestuff]

This is awesome ! As a single female I also do a lot of these things , feel so empowered when I replace my sink plumbing and faucet !!

[@ellenziska4271]

Thanks so much DIYguy. My dad is long gone, and now I depend on you, and honest to goodness guys like you, to show me how. I appreciate your simple, straightforward stuff. Dad would be proud!

[@stevegoumaras2408]

Thanks

[@razzytrt]

Excellent. Commercial quality video: clear, concise, and with no wasted time. You can't do better than this. Thanks.

[@BobGiannelli]

I plumbed! I plumbed! I'm an adult now .. thank you.

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

lol, Glad we could help. Your welcome, Thanks for watching.

[@markjones1538]

Perfect! To the point, without any unnecessary information. Exactly what I was looking for.

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

+Paul L (Wh1skeyTangoFox) Great glad we could help and that you found our video. Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave us a comment.

[@FixItYerself]

Great video. I was able to replace mine with your video and a new strainer amzn.to/2LgOT53

[@recoswell]

... and no bad music

[@edwinriano8453]

@@TheDIYGuyDOTnet c I!

[@palarious]

You got to be careful when cleaning that part of the sink. It's often super sharp

[@michonsphone]

Thank you so much! I am a 51 yr old female that has had to learn how to fix things on my own in the last few years. I live in an older home which means things are needing to be repaired. I followed your tutorial exactly and fixed my sink for a minimal out of pocket cost. I read a few of the negative comments and total disagree. You did a great job of simplifying the instructions and helping me (which my income doesn't allow for over priced repairs) fix my sink. Thanks again!

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

You're welcome, Glad we could help save you some hard earned money. You can't please everyone.. some people want to see how to replace the drain... this video is on replacing the strainer as the title says. Thanks for the kind words and for watching.

[@charlessanders1342]

I don't know why they don't offer a rubber gasket instead of using plumbers putty.

[@bruceklock3215]

Thank you very much for this video. I'm glad you went into enough detail to explain how things were to be taken apart/put back together. The instructions on the new strainers I bought weren't very descriptive so I was left guessing how much putty I needed to apply without ending up with overkill.

[@parisian_nicole]

Thank you soooo much, this video helped me replace both sink strainers. I called Rotor Rooter and they said they have a flat rate of $65 just to come out to assess the situation, this does not include labor fees. In fact all the plumbers I called had such a 'come out and see' fee. All I needed was to get a $7 mini hack saw to remove that corroded locknut underneath as you suggested. I got all the materials I needed (hacksaw, sink strainers, plumber putty, tailpiece pipes) at Lowe's for around $30. In less than 30 minutes I was done!

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

+PariNicole You're welcome and we're glad to hear we could save you the 30$ right off the top as there come out and take a look fee. Glad to hear you got it fixed in a reasonable amount of time. Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave us a comment. Take care.

[@lotwizzard1748]

thank goodness its soft metal and plastic

[@chameelatorrence6935]

wow you gave me the inspiration to try it myself.

[@k0d4m4]

same company just quoted me $1000 to replace two strainers lmao

[@emm6155]

You ain't lying girl I called them to and just four to kitchen sink shut off valve $495 with my parts it is crazy but I had no choice they crack and I have to use my emergency shut-off valve🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤬

[@usar-vet8248]

Now that's the best step by step video I have seen so far. Thank You for making things so much easier for a guy that is trying to learn and save a buck at the same time. I would recommend this video to anyone that wants to replace a drain strainer and they will be relieved to see how easy this guy makes it to do yourself. Keep up the Great work and thanks again!

[@RUDAMENTRY]

straight forward and simple. i love it

[@guzman9011]

I didn’t realize I needed a flanged washer on the pipe going down till I saw this video thanks!

[@billytheweasel]

I hope to re-use mine, trying to save a trip.

[@MonicaJacquet]

This is perfect! Thank you soooo much! Very quick and straight forward with simple and clear instructions. I can now install the new strainer that's been sitting in my "To-Do" box for probably a year! LOL Great tutorial!

[@tristyndesrosiers5418]

This is my first comment ever on KZbin and this video needs the praise it deserves! This was the best video. I could see everything you were doing and you didn't talk about anything else, just right to the point and you actually explained it! I am not afraid to do this now! Thanks a bunch! Keep you the great videos!

[@earache06]

Perfect visual explanation! Thank you... I already did it once and it leaked so I found your video and no leaks!!

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

Awesome, Glad to hear our video helped you get it fixed without the leak. You're welcome. Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave us a comment. Don't forget to give the video a thumbs up / like if you haven't already. Thanks

[@annasantana6081]

I am a 56 year old woman and disabled so I try to save money as much as possible. I appreciate your videos because you make it easy to understand and for me to do. Thank you!

[@lapdawg60]

I love this! No nonsense and straight forward and clear instructions with great camera work. I have a leaky sink strainer basket (just discovered while getting something from further back under sink, and found about an 1/8" of water covering the entire bottom under sink; after trial and error, determined it was the old and decrepit strainer basket that needs changed). This is exactly what I was looking for! Thank you!

[@skaizun]

I'm just wondering why in the world some people gave this simple, clear, video a thumbs down!!! Trolls gotta be trolls, I suppose!

[@p4tmchef]

Plumbers pissed they are not getting a job.

[@ArthurAldereteSellSmArtwithArt]

ussteam

[@stevemcdermott4882]

Thumbs down because it over-simplified the removal process... this seems to be a 'staged' repair where everything was partially loosened and easy to remove... when I replaced mine, the plumbers putty on the top-side of the old one was so strong and caked on it took about a half hour with a hammer and chisel to get it off

[@foreverwood1963]

Lots of different people on the web. Beginners, kids wanting to learn, etc.

[@heyyeshyou]

skaizun I think Ed it thumbed it down cause the Earth is flat... Research.

[@PhilipVanDusen]

Thanks for a great video guys. I was going to hire a plumber to do this, but after your excellent video, I know I got this myself!

[@jennifer4426]

I just used this video to make my very first plumbing repair - it was excellent! Thanks!

[@blueticecho5690]

I'm retired but still work for four or five investors I maybe do 4 - 10 of these of week I always snake the line for about four feet with a little home made snake I got as long I got it open one may as well hit it saves coming back later if it got a grinder on line and climbing all those damn stairs..

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

That's a good point if it has a garbage disposal there to just run a snake though quick. Not enough people run enough water to flush the line out after they use them. It's in our top 5 calls for sure that the trap or shortly after is clogged with food from the garbage disposal.

[@divineluna1373]

I’m 61 yr old woman that fixed her sink and installed a new faucet 😆👏🏻👏🏻 thanks to these easy to follow instructions for the sink drain !!! Thank you so very much 🙏!!!

[@sharonhicks2587]

I'm 61 year old women also who is about to install my first drain!! Wish me luck!!

[@rhondabell5938]

Thanks to you, I was able to explore and figure out what the heck was going on with my sink, turned out to be something totally different than what you showed, but I was able figure out what parts to undo etc. Thank you

[@JCross1130]

glad i watched otherwise the paper gasket would have ended up in the trash bin. I had no idea where it went. thanks

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

+Justin Cross lol no problem. Glad we could help and you're welcome. Thanks for taking the time to leave us a comment and for watching.

[@sgtzsquad]

Appreciate this video. I am a 3rd shift worker who woke up to my dear princess pulling all the stuff from under the sink because of a leak. Well I didn't get to work out today, but I did fix the problem with the help of your video. Thanks again! Semper Fi!

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

+sgtzsquad You're welcome. Glad we could help get the leak fixed. Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave us a comment.

[@chadbh]

I did something that doesn’t leak! Thanks for walking me through it.

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

You're welcome, Glad we could help. Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave us a comment. Don't forget to give the video a thumbs up/ like if you haven't already. Thanks

[@ibgib]

The most important step seems to be the decision to change the style of locking nut. The old style with rubber seal and paper gasket does not seal well and is brittle. The one used in the replacement looks to evenly apply pressure to the rubber seal. Thank you for showing this in the video and I would suggest pointing out this design in the description/ captions. Thank you again. 🖖

[@kingeo3108]

Right to the point with no excess fat. Thank you kind sir, saved 100 bucks + I look like superstar in front of the wife and babies. Cheers!

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

You're welcome, Glad we could help and make you look like a superstar in front of the family. Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave us a comment.

[@josephfisk2023]

Thank you for the demo, just what I needed! The nut was stubborn as you said it might be, so I sprayed it with vinegar and waited as Jim suggests below, then a few bangs with a hammer freed it. After that, Channel locks were fine for unscrewing the nut, no need for special tools! You just saved me some good money. Thank you.

[@marthamortensen2043]

Thanks for the video! Short and sweet. Having a Home Advisor "Plumber" replace your sink, faucet, and garbage disposal=$375. Getting to re-do all of his shotty work myself = Priceless. I think I'm now a Plumberess. Maybe I should go work for Home Advisor!

[@hunkydude322]

you don't even have to go to college or go off to do get a journey man status to do this its all free on youtube, thats why you have the thumbs down, folks jealous cause your getting million dollar information for freeeeee. ha ha.

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

It could be that or someone ran into more problems when they ended up replacing it or it didn't go smoothly. Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave us a comment. Hope you gave the video a thumbs up to counter the thumbs down.

[@GhostvaperYT]

thank you soooo very much

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

+DAVERUKY (Ghost-Vaper) You're welcome, Glad we could help. Thanks for watching.

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

You're welcome, Glad we could help. Thanks for subscribing and hopefully well have another video if we don't already that will also help you out.

[@GF-dt1ex]

I can’t begin to thank you enough. You just saved me a ton of money that I don’t have. It was so easy with your explanation.

[@Indy1002]

Thank you so much for making me look awesome in front of my family.

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

You're welcome. Glad we could help. Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave us a comment.

[@caliv0608]

Same here! My 7 year old daughter thinks I'm a rock star now. :)

[@bitsnpcs1232]

Thanks for this very simple and informative video. Helped me lessen the stress of replacing my strainer and saved me $$.

[@IPfrequently]

One bit of advice I would add is: When testing after installation, dont just put a small ammount of water in, fill up the sink past its normal working level to have as much pressure as possible on the seals. If it doesent leak now it never will.

[@billytheweasel]

The number of steps that are that easy when I'm doing this; zero! Good work, great vid.

[@jimbabcock9193]

I went to Menards thinking I would have to replace the entire sink. There was a VERY knowledgeable young lady who listened to my problem and told me all I needed to do was replace the sink's drain. Then she told me the real secret, unless you are tight on time, is to soak the drain in vinegar in order to make it much easier to disassemble. Since our sink has 2 bowls we put a cookie sheet to remember not to use the broken side. We let it soak for a full week before trying to disassemble. I took a hammer and long screwdriver and hit the ring underneath twice. The old one broken into 2 pieces. It was easy. Disassembly after soaking in vinegar, 30 seconds. Next I opened the new drain and looked at the accompanying instructions, which were confusing. All I got from them is I needed either plumber putty or silicone. Off to Home Depot I went where I learned the smallest plumber putty was less than 2 bucks compared to over 5 for silicone. Choosing the putty seemed a no brainer. Not sure how to reassemble correctly the first time with the instructions I went to KZbin, found this video at the top of the list and watched it. The video was clear, short and concise. And it uses plummer putty, perfect. It took less than 5 minutes to assemble. AND NO LEAKS. The old one lasted 35 years. I am hopeful this one lasts longer then me. Great video.

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

Glad our video helped with the assembly of the new sink basket. Thanks for the kind words about our video, taking the time to leave us a comment and for watching. Don't forget to give the video a thumbs up so it will stay at the top and make it easier for other people to find.

[@josephfisk2023]

Thanks Jim, I followed your advice. Mine wouldn't budge, so I sprayed the threads and nut with vinegar and waited an hour. It still wouldn't budge, so I held the strainer through the holes with pliers from below, and banged the nut until it came free with a hammer. Once it broke free of the calcium or rust it was a snap to unscrew. Thank you!

[@paulzuniga4256]

I’m not a handyman by any means, but this vide helped me repair my kitchen sink. No leaks! Great video, thank you for your help.

[@davidhoag6143]

Perfect; it made me look like I knew what I was talking about when I went to the store to purchase the new strainer. New strainer installed and working. Thank you for the video!

[@vane_]

Used this to help me change out a leaking strainer. Glad we don’t have to use a bucket to catch the leak anymore and that you helped save us $$.

[@watchme2hard5]

Wow thanks for the step by step good job of explaining it

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

Your welcome, Glad we could help and thanks for taking the time to drop us a comment.

[@janicerodriguez3696]

Thank you SO much! My plumber was going to charge $175. For less than $20 in materials I was able to change this completely by myself. I feel so PROUD! For anyone with the same issue as me...I couldn't get the locknut off with a wrench, so I tapped it with a flat screwdriver until it loosened.

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

You're welcome, Glad we could help save you some money. Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave us a comment. Don't forget to give the video a thumbs up/ like if you haven't already. Thanks

[@patientzerobeat]

Wow, perfect instructions. I discovered that the threaded part underneath the sink had rotted the night of Jan 1, thus trickling water underneath for who knows how long, watched your video this morning on Jan 2, went to hardware store, bought the parts and putty, and it's totally fixed now. I was ready to call a plumber because it all seemed so cryptic down there.

[@kaykay11loves24]

Amazing, Gratitude for sharing. Love the easy simplified directions on replacing a sink basket🤗❤

[@Diddybop615]

your awesome.just fixed my parents sink w/ your assistance!!

[@tperkins27]

Same here!

[@stevehannigan1172]

Slightly different parts used in the UK. But the system still the same. Thank you very much for your help.

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

You're welcome, Glad we could help and thanks for watching and taking the time to leave us a comment.

[@pattipike53]

Just what I needed. Thanks!

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

You're welcome, glad we could help.

[@EricTurock]

Thanks for the very helpful and to the point video. Anyone attempting this should take the advice mentioned below where if the retaining ring doesn't twist off, use a grinder or dremel to cut the retaining ring. Do it that and save yourself headache, backache and all the cursing associated with these repairs.

[@Theo-hc5ob]

Thanks for posting this. It was Very y done and easy for a moron like me to follow. Great job!

[@dirklerxstpratt2112]

HA! That's how I refer to myself when it comes to this stuff. Since I've replaced a strainer and have installed a disposal myself (had to adjust it a month or so later due to a leak), I"m promoting myself from moron to imbecile.

[@gabrielpiltzer6188]

Nice video, good job keeping it simple.

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave us a comment. Don't forget to give the video a thumbs up. Thanks

[@doctortabby]

Thanks for posting this. I had to do this, for the first time. This was a time saver.

[@alexandramartin3329]

Awesome!! Housewife who loves to do handy stuff here, just got mine changed in like 7 minutes. Hubby was impressed. This video made that possible!

[@rochroche9167]

Thank again a million much.. I fixed my kitchen sink strainer. :)

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

+Roch Roche Your welcome, Glad we could help. Thanks for watching.

[@larrylangston6939]

Great video! No frills, just extremely informative and to the point! Great DIY video!

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

Thanks for the kind words, Glad we could help. Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave us a comment. Don't forget to give the video a thumbs up/ like if you haven't already. Thanks

[@debbie2968]

This guys videos and explanations are clear and easy to follow. Simple language and clear camera shots. Great Videos!!!!

[@ViperJay5]

I'm planning to restore my kitchen sink and this proves to be EXTREMELY helpful, thank you so very much for this how-to video, it is much appreciated!

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

You're welcome, Glad we could help. Good luck with the project and thanks for watching.

[@SeanGomesPortfolio]

Thank you for this video, it was clear, concise, and helped me immensely. I wouldn't have had the courage to attempt this repair without this video, and so far everything seems to have worked out great!

[@gillbgill5176]

Thank you so much . i did it

[@kathrynblackwell3918]

I’m a 60 some female and do all my home repairs. Your video is the best! Your voice is calm and clear and the video shots are excellent. Also I appreciate that you do not leave out ANY STEPS and don’t assume homeowner already knows that step! Thank you! Please keep the videos coming! Good luck!

[@3-waystop248]

I got 6 adds before video started! GEEZ

[@judyritchey8194]

I got no ads at all.

[@jonbeams9786]

Great video thank you! I have a dual sink that is leaking. Great to know it's this easy

[@simplyimpish1055]

Easy peasy thanks so much!

[@Markjohnson-vw4en]

Hey, thx guy! This was really helpful. Let me tell you HOW much: i'm a DIY-shadetree AUTO mechanic (just replaced a transmission on a '91 Ply Voyager, myself); yet i came to *YOU* to help me fix my sink (jamnut wz stuck). Also, glad u said 2use plumber's putty; i prob wld have used Permatex! Thx 10000s.😊

[@myxalplyx]

Thanks for keeping this looking very simple, without a bunch of excess info. It's really appreciated.

[@marteebus]

Any suggestions for my problem? Somehow I cross-threaded the pipe to the bottom of the sink drain. Just lying in my back at that distance I had almost no focus through my crappy progressive lens glasses. Now when I try and remove it it just twists the top of the drain. My wife isn't strong enough to hold it in place while I'm underneath the sink trying to undo it. Any tips on how I might be able to get enough torque on the bottom to remount it properly and screw it down? Thanks for your great video

[@barrys2117]

Great job. You made it look so easy. Thank you !

[@BartSimpson-ke2ch]

This ALWAYS works.....for a couple months....THEN it leaks again. Putty never cracks or gets old, seems like it never dries, is always pliable, and will slide? I have watched a million "How to..." videos and everyone is the same. It is a simple fix, BUT ytou will be "fixing" it again shortly.

[@tperkins27]

Thanks a million!!! Please continue posting these great videos...very easy to follow...clear precise instructions worked exactly as illustrated!

[@CarlPapa88]

@TheDIYGuyDOTnet So I just realized, by watching this mid-install, that I don't have to use the 4" big nut that from the old sink basket. The plumber that did the hack job before didn't tighten any of it down for crap. Barely even need channel locks.

[@lakermark2006]

this was very helpful, i just replaced a twin drain sink and it was relatively easy. one thing to note, when cleaning the old putty off, be really careful with the edge of that metal as it's really sharp (found out the hard way).

[@danielshasko7989]

Very easy to view and follow. Thank you! BTW: I would have liked to have seen you have to crawl onto your back into a crawl space under the sink like I did. Your video seemed much easier 😅

[@ashkanayyubi9159]

Very helpful video and straight forward instructions and I'm glad to fix my kitchen basket strainer myself. Thanks a lot!

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

You're welcome, Glad we could help. Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave us a comment. Don't forget to give the video a thumbs up if you haven't already. Thanks

[@thecorvus100]

Nothing I do goes this smoothly. The plastic nut on mine won’t break free. I’m using channel locks the same as he did but the thing won’t budge. These videos always show everything going perfectly. That never happens in real life. Not mine anyway. 😄

[@callieduval3000]

Making repairs around my house as a female I can't always depend on someone and pay them for every little thing so I like to do things myself. Worked on my car and now my house I feel empowered thanks for showing us how to do it.

[@deathstalker0000]

VERY helpful Video, thank you SO much for posting it! I am off now to the Depot to get my parts! Thanks again!!!

[@CarlPapa88]

So I obviously got screwed. Paid a plumber to take out an old JB Welded up disposal and the new basket has had a bucket under it for the past 8 months. Gettin' this fixed tomorrow.

[@psycobone1]

I'm so happy there's KZbin college now before you had to know somebody that knows how to do something & hope that they would tell you.

[@DYIIdeas]

Thank you SO much! My plumber was going to charge $175. For less than $20 in materials I was able to change this completely by myself. I feel so PROUD! For anyone with the same issue as me...I couldn't get the locknut off with a wrench, so I tapped it with a flat screwdriver until it loosened.

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

You're welcome. Glad we could help save you some money and give you some confidence to take on this repair. Yes, that is a good point about using a screw driver and hitting it to get the basket nut moving. Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave us a comment.

[@EverettPallets]

Great video. I can return the $15 drain wrench and use my channel locks! Thanks for the tips!

[@michellecomptonatkinson6706]

Im fixing to do this my husband passed away last year and im having to learn how to do things myself. Thank you

[@ethanconroy8470]

Hey boss! Just fixed my sink basket I am realizing I don’t have a top hat gasket is that normal? Where can I buy a replacement?

[@SundaeFundae424]

The video helped me fix my drain! Thanks so much!

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

You're very welcome, Glad we could help. Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave us a comment. Don't forget to give the video a thumbs up/ like. Thanks

[@rexiiforsure9558]

What’s up guys, great content I was able to fix my sink but I’m still worried about the bad odors coming from it, a septic smell even after I clean it with commercial strength ageunts so I’m concerned my sewage is overflowing the septic system

[@BassGod1225]

Thank You, I'm going to try and replace my sink strainer tomorrow. Soooo tired of calling a plumber for simple repairs.

[@victor_hugo250]

man ..thanks sooo much for the metal cutter idea for the stuck wide locker up there ...i was frustrated.. checked here found your video..and then cut that m..f..er...all good now! you gotta be careful though, do not cut your sink :)

[@victorrivas2350]

Came across this wonderful resource! Awesome and succint video! Many thanks!

[@sherylrausch4303]

Another 64 year old woman diver vid good but I could not get the big ring off now whole thing spins in the sink Call into pro . I have done much more complicated plumbing but this one bested me !

[@struttintime]

Thanks bro! Followed your instructions once I pulled out the cheap plastic bull crap and replaced with metal, this worked great.

[@lourdesmartin7657]

Awesome you are very good at explaining in detail everything, so much easier and is a one person job. Thank you

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

You're welcome, Glad we could help. Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave us a comment.

[@notjohnchenoweth]

I became an instant subscriber because of this video. Thank you for what you do.

[@johnpalma7265]

Very interesting how you removed the old strainer by placing the channel locks on those protuding tabs , I would have though it required some tool to go entirely around the entire ring Thank you.

[@peterrodriguez6013]

Nope. Easier seen than done. I’m calling the plumber. The whole top and bottom kept spinning preventing the nut to loosen and that’s with sons dead weight holding the top in place with a screw attempting to disallow rotation. Ain’t working

[@monalisa-xe6wm]

My sink was leaking, I called a plumber out he replaced the excellent waste, with an inferior one, which does not strain the bits and I payed him for it 😠

[@tat-dinamica]

I'm going to that this Sunday . This video very clearly and informative ,I think I'll success ☺

[@thejflores1219]

I did a very brief watch and didn’t use the paper gasket... oh well, no leaks so far. Thanks for the tutorial.

[@CoelhoSports]

Grrrr. In the thumb you're pointing at the locking nut that you didn't use to replace the strainer. That big nut is the trickiest part.

[@MrWhaatay]

If the big nut doesn't want to come off you use a hammer and screwdriver to get it off. Hacksaw WTF?

[@dancousineau72]

thank you very much. cheers from Canada!!!

[@TheDIYGuyDOTnet]

You're welcome, Glad we could help. Thank for watching and taking the time to leave us a comment. Don't forget to give the video a thumbs up. Thanks