Get tools with good metal handles so when you’re pushing on the handle , it won’t break and jam the shaft into your hand .

How do you keep EcoFlow from over heating? Mine in shed kept over heating

Great tutorial. Thanks.

This was really a Big Help because I was taking a much longer time than this guy getting those long bulbs inserted, after finally inserting the prongs on each end, I was doing a lot of twisting of those long bulbs waiting for them to finally pop on and it was Very Frustrating!!

When my toilet kept running it always seems to be the flapper. That's a $5 part and only takes a minute to change out.

Some people on UKposts are rocket scientists, and explain how to launch a spaceship to Mars. Some people pick weed out of cracks, and explain how to remove it better. What a difference.

I fallowed your instructions step by step and I fixed my problem. Thank you!

why all my comments get deleted by youtube

1:11 i have one maybe by ANENG

EHR, you are wrong with regards to Romex being used in conduit. Romex can be used when it's in a dry area and not exceed 53% of the interior volume of the conduit.

lol those connectors are crap. Twist the wires together then install a properly sized wire nut to finish this correctly.

For an extension cord, would you need to check continuity of both wires ?

My wire going to the box isn't run thru conduit. So does it matter if I ground the outlet to the box or not? ty

Thanks so much! My sump had the same issue and I added an angled weep hole and now it works great! Your content is clear, well organized, and super useful. Thanks again!

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I can’t stop laughing what a rigmarole just lift the lower slab and pack it underneath until it’s level with the others 10 mins JOB DONE.

I've repaired cracks like this myself. I enlarge tiny cracks, blow out loose material, blast the crack with water hose or pump sprayer, let it dry using blower, fill crack with dry mortor,level it, then wet it with a pump sprayer, tool the surface to compact it. Works every time.

WORST IDEA - The "Prong" that gets Replicated in this setup is the HOT prong. So now in a FULLY OCCUPIED OUTLET you have a pair of uncovered hot slots for kids to stuff things into a receive shocking results.

Or if you're like my HOA with two cents for brains you fill everything in with cerement, remove all expansion joints and let it buckle worse next time. They should take a lesson from you! Great fix!

Thank you! When I removed my microwave the door came off and I couldn't get it to go back in. I should be able to get it back on once I remove that inner face plate. 😊

It would be nice to use it on two phases, also the soldered wire might be there for user to choose to use one phase or two phases. 3:47

It looks like it could be wired to carry 240v in one plug. I always wonder why we cut the service to the house in half.

This is an excellent video, and a great tutorial for those of us who don’t have any background at all with plumbing. Thank you very much.

Mold issues with these?

Thank you so much from a single woman!

Amazing, tanks bro

I don’t have a main shutdown switch on top or bottom, how to safely shutdown to be safe? Thanks

Perfect summary!

Great intro and explanation of how to do this Scott. I did this on a number of client concrete patio / walkway / driveways in the early 2000's through 20-teens. The first ones from 20 years ago are still holding up! Like other forms of sealing - painting or other forms of calking, it is 80% prep. The most important thing is to follow the directions on whatever product you use! I think the second or possibly most important part of this procedure is to know WHY the crack formed. Many times there is poor drainage so there is soil erosion and frost cycles.. Is this crack going to continue or new ones going to form? Easy to solve when there is a downspout next to / near the concrete - get that water further away, re-route the downspouts, install a french drain if needed to help lower the after-rain water table. Where I have done this the crack stopped widening, and the sealant has held up for in upwards of 20 years!

You forgot to take off your eyeliner after the party, bruh.

keep using that "non-contact" tester.

what is an alternative to the tramco limestone at lowes or home depot?

I use them on all our family cars . Never gone to a tyre repair shop again .

I have a different brand of smoke detector but your advice did the trick. The next two steps helped espresso with the rest button and giving it a good clean out. Thanks

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nice hair u look like musched chicken!!!

Its not easier if we just put the sand then pour self leveling that is regular cement but more liquid instead of using caulking gun, without the noodels, does it work?

Sorry bud they have better ones out.

I dont know i think you have to put a lot of $$$$ in that house .its great set but lots of work sure only 10.000 but how much will you put in the work

You could also use toothpaste to see where it's hitting the strike plate then use a dremel to cut out the part that is blocking it from latching. This takes 5 mins at most.

Not grounded

Scott. Thanks for the videos. I have a Concrete backyard in New Orleans La, I have repaired several cracks with the Sika product,, Gray Formula. The Concrete was stained a mid to light green and has faded where the area closet to my house was covered by an aluminum cover. The rest of the concrete, whir a majority of the cracks were fixed, was exposed to weather for the last 15 plus years. I have repainted the house with a light tan paint and have beechwood brown roof and am contemplating restraining the concrete with some shade of blight brown or tan. First, I want to make the area where the cracks were respired less visible before possibly applying some form of covering paint across the entire concrete area before appoint any brown stain or paint. Can you provide any ideas?tips on making the entire area uniform in appearance before the final steps of my project? Thanks, Greg W

my god make these things idiot proof for guys like me!?!

Hey I could be wrong but it looks like you anchored those tampons in the mortar between your cinders. For reference this is not advisable. Mortar is not as strong as the cinder or concrete. Drilling into this can cause it toflake and powder eventually jeopardizing the walls integraty

Scott is my friend! You showed my hinges and I saw that plastic piece and realized it was PART OF THE HINGE and not packing material to be pulled out! I’ve worked in retail TOO LONG! Do you know how long I researched it on Google and NOBODY showed the actual HINGE! You ARE THE MAN! I am a well informed student now- many thanks 😊 Brig

Did you need a town permit code to do that or not Awsome video

Thank you!!!

This video saved me. Thanks

Spend the extra $100 and have a proper filter housing installed. I have the option to use 1", 2" and 4" filters with my filter housing. And my Bryant furnace is designed to work with 4" MERV 11 filters. NOT 1" MERV 11 filters.