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Ha that is if I knew how to do that which I didn't & I doubt very many DIY'ers would know how to do that either plus it wasn't that difficult to purchase a brand new hose bib rather than repair a 25 year old hose bib. Thanks for the message...

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So sorry to hear! So you were not able to remove in the end even after breaking it? If you watch the video again you might still learn what you might have not done.....YOu need to slide all the way to one side to remove clips then the other clips you should be able to lift the lense off since you have it pushed all the way over. I have some other videos that show similar stuff if you want to see more. You can go to my main TH-cam channel page then click on playlists & scroll down to electrical & they will be in that section. Thanks for stopping by! I know you will make up for it. Keep it going!

@@videojoeshows ... Hi. Thank You for the reply. The type of plastic light cover and the clips seem to be exactly the same. When I removed it to change the tubes, all four clips were really tight. I could not remove it until I had broke a piece off. I used good shipping tape to tape that back together, and then when I was trying to put the cover back up there, the clips would not hook on. I broke another piece off, taped it, and put the clip back on near that. So now it is just hanging from the four tabs that point straight down. I was up on a tall ladder too, and I'm tall. I couldn't see to put them on properly or feel it. I think the plastic light cover is too wide. I had to really squeeze it just to hang it from the tabs.

@@jeffn6475 Good job for not falling off ladder. You could remove the shipping tape & secure broken pieces with krazy glue as a thought. I hate those covers because there's so many types & sizes which makes it hard to match up at the store for which one you need & your local hardware store may not have the right one. Here's another thought for you in the future. If you ever have issues with that particular light fixture again & if it's a gazillion years old you might want to think about removing it altogether & install a new updated LED style...as a thought.

@@videojoeshows ... Thank You. I definitely thought of removing that entire light fixture and getting a simple round one. It is old. It's in the laundry room. It doesn't need to be huge. Two bright LED bulbs could be in a normal round fixture. I will do that if anything else goes wrong with it... Every bulb in this place, upstairs, downstairs, inside, outside, and the garage are all LED now. Took over a year, but I did it. They're good ones too. It wasn't easy finding 4' LED tubes for that fixture that weren't too bright. Don't know why they make most of those 5,000 K plus too bright. Anyway, that is a good idea. At least no one will ever see the repairs on the back side of the cover.

@@jeffn6475 Yes just remember though if you change out the light fixture to a round one you will then have to paint your ceiling where you remove the existing light fixture if your room has ever been repainted for instance. Do you have the matching paint? If not then you might think about replacing with similar fixture. Rock on!

Haha well prepping the doors properly will get professional door painting results. That's why I made this particular video!

Yes it's gotten moisture in there over the years & has rusted the insides of the electrical outlet you are plugging your cord into. I think I ended up removing this electrical outlet & installing a new one. Is your electrical outlet a standard 120 volt one? I have lots of electrical videos on my channel that will show you how to replace. Go to my main TH-cam channel page then click on playlists & scroll down to electrical. Good luck & let me know what you decide to do...

@ in my country is 220v

@@Rayray_unicornplayz567 You might want to get a proper electrician to replace it or.....turn the breaker off then remove the outlet & get the same type at your local hardware store & replace like for like..I've never done the 220 one as all the ones I've ever replaced are the 120 volt ones...

So sorry to hear. Try again...look closely at top & bottom & move your little standard screw driver around to see if you can figure it out without breaking the front trim when removing. Let me know how you do...you can do it!

So awesome to hear...way to go!

Haha these videos are for the beginner who wants to learn to fix it themselves so they can save their money & NOT have to contact a contractor who would gladly take their money. I think you have missed the point!

Haha yes!

First off thanks so much for continuing to watch my videos! I see you've been doing it for quite some time....nice! Secondly I have noticed the very same thing about views decreasing as well as subs & I know you're right. For awhile when I put "for dummies" I saw an uptick kind of but not anymore. I have run out of ideas for me an average Joe for how to keep increasing everything....errrrgggg! There's only so much I know how to do when it comes to SEO plus as for the thumbnails all I have been doing is picking one of the 3 thumbnails that TH-cam suggests & not creating my own because.....I don't know how to create awesome looking thumbnails! I know if just the thumbnails were better I could double my views & subscribers just by doing awesome thumbnails & with over 3700 videos if I just did that to all my current thumbnails I would be the boss! Thank you for pointing this out to my average self....pondering.

I feel I'm pretty good with showing viewers how to save money around the house & such with my video content but it's the other stuff I struggle with such as SEO & better thumbnails. I also just signed up for a course that shows how to create video courses to offer for sale for the average Joe & will be doing that soon & again it will be all that stuff that I struggle with too but they hold your hand through the course to show you how to do the same things they have been doing to make video courses so that is what I will be working towards & yes in the background I know I need SEO & better thumbnails not to mention better video titles to gain more subscribers & view count for my TH-cam channels as well. It never gets dull in my retirement years for sure as all this stuff will keep my mind going for sure. Thanks again for being a great subscriber of mine & of course anytime you have a DIY question or other then please let me know. Make today great!

I measured fine. The reason I installed quarter round at the bottom was because the floor has humps & dips in it which the tall baseboard will not fit down tight to.

@videojoeshows then u should have have trimmed ur baseboard.put a piece of trim on the board and make the difference

@@richmelton6613 I doubt you saw the entire floor I had to work with...

@@richmelton6613 Good idea...!

Yes these work pretty good for a few trips down a river. Then after that you have to start patching or get a new one but if you have to rent then you just saved money for sure.

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So sorry! I just did some new videos installing a pancake box for a ceiling fan so you could watch those & learn from those too. Go to my main TH-cam channel page then click on playlists & scroll down to ceiling fan. Thanks for your message!

@ will do. Thank you. It was just the first minute or two then I went back to continue watching and it was steady.

@@JohannaTanzone Thanks for the return message. If you want to see more of the ceiling fan install then go to my main TH-cam channel page then click on playlists & scroll down to ceiling fans. See you next time...

Not sure but I would think most construction adhesives would work the same..read the label & it might give you another idea too...?

I would not use 18-2 wire for a ceiling fan...

Awesome! This was part one so did you need to watch part two too? I hate working on miniblinds but at least I made this one work again....

So awesome to hear...way to stick with it. You did it!

Haha all I can tell you is the doors turned out looking great when I got done & looked like a professional painter painted them. If you want to see how I painted the doors then go to my main TH-cam channel page then click on playlists & scroll down to doors & painting. Thanks for stopping by!

Dude! Thanks for stopping by!

I'll give you some homework so you can figure it out. Go to my main TH-cam channel page then click on playlists & scroll down to doors & you will find lots of different door videos where I fix sagging doors & I would think you will find one in there that will assist you. Sounds like your door is hitting the vertical door jamb towards the top edge right? Then that means your door is sagging & those different videos will go through different aspects of door sags & then I show different ways in which to fix a door sag. Good luck & let me know how you do! Thanks for stopping by...