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Haha you want longer videos than this 18 minute one?! Keep watching to learn more at least. Thanks for your message for sure!

I am doing this at my home...24 year old plus house & you would think they would have had a light fixture or ceiling fan location in this bedroom from day one. I don't get it!

@@videojoeshowsSweet! The fan you’re installing is a Fanimation right?

@@fansalarmslightingetc Haha yes you are correct again!

Thanks for letting me know! I have a ton more ceiling fan videos if you want to learn other things...? Just go to my main TH-cam channel page then click on playlists & scroll down to ceiling fans....Thanks again for stopping by!

Dude I know! My Motha was asking me about this last time I was at her house & I told her we should be proactive about remembering when to get some new ones. Believe it or not some of these 10 year lithium back up batteries on the hard wired smoke alarms may not last exactly ten years as I put some up for a friend of mine about the same time as I did these for Motha (commonly known as Mother!) & one of hers started chirping already! It's been a good 9 plus years for this friend of mine & I told her she might as well replace it because you can't fix them yourself the lithium ones since you can't remove the battery to replace with another one & I said the only other thing she could do was take it back to the place you bought it 9 plus years ago along with the saved receipt you have & hash it out with them & they might possibly give you another one or they might refer you to the actual company that manufactures them & hash it out with them & they might give you another one seems as though they say they will last for ten years. Not sure if someone wants to go through all that hassle but the last thing I want to happen to Motha is for one of these to go off & start chirping at her house seems as though I live about 2 hours away from her so probably first of the year I will be going to The Home Depot to pick up smoke alarms for Motha so I can replace all of hers again. Of course I will probably make more videos of the next installs because I never know what I'm going to say next & then I will title them similar but different & it will give me more videos to post to my channels! Thanks for stopping by & hope all is well!

Hope you are enjoying the videos I make. I keep posting more each day as I always find something new to work on...

Not sure if I have ever told you but you can always go to my main TH-cam channel page then click on playlists & scroll down to smoke alarms & all the smoke alarm videos I have ever posted to this channel will be in that playlist...boom!

@@videojoeshows Well dabbity nabbit I actually replaced some hard-wired detectors for my great-grandmotha back in September with 10-year battery smoke & CO alarms (hardwired of course)

@@fansalarmslightingetc Awesome.....!! Have a great turkey day tomorrow....

Yes if you are ever planning to repaint your walls then my advice would be to use eggshell paint for a low sheen look & it will still look kind of like flat paint but easier to wash off smudges for sure.....

Ah you know I don't think I have ever done a video for removing a standard light fixture ceiling junction box to then install an approved ceiling fan junction box in its place & that would be a good video for sure! If your light fixture box is just a standard plastic box then chances are it will not be a wise idea to install a ceiling fan to that type of junction box since you will just be screwing your ceiling fan mounting bracket screws to a plastic threaded box...plus that type of box is probably just nailed to one side of a ceiling joist thereby not a good choice for sure. You would probably need to get up in the attic for sure in order to remove the junction box & install a ceiling fan junction box & they have one on a slide that you can install between ceiling joists or you would have to put a wood block up there to then attach a metal ceiling fan box to it & a bit of work for sure. Sometimes though depending on how old your house is there might be a metal ceiling junction box up there & I would think you could install a ceiling fan to that depending on how heavy of a ceiling fan you get for example & also sometimes the last contractor may have already installed a heavier style plastic or metal box up there that you could still use for a ceiling fan & the only way to tell would be to remove your existing light fixture to take a look. Let me know what you find...

Mine really didn't access much as most of the ground floor could not be accessed from this area as you saw. But on the main floor of house we have two attic access areas for above those ceilings...

Great info👍🏾

@@PastorIhaza Hey nice to see you!

You know if you go to my main TH-cam channel page you can then click on playlists & scroll down to the playlist for smoke alarms & all of the videos I've posted will be there in case you missed some LOL! Thanks for being a faithful viewer of VideoJoe! Much appreciated & thumbs up for sure!

You will be amazed how I get this ceiling fan installed without having to cut any drywall patches to run wires etc & with no attic above. It's now possible to install a ceiling fan the way I will be showing since most ceiling fans now come with a hand held remote! I've never really had to do one until now so I'm glad I figured it out since I'm just an average Joe I never had it figured out before! That's why I'm making all these videos....to show all the average Joes out there that yes they can do it too. Save that money of yours for sure because if you know how to install one ceiling fan then you can install more ceiling fans because there always seems to be not just one ceiling fan that needs to be installed....right? Thanks for stopping by yo!

Haha now I can't remember the exact thing I did in order to remove these covers unless I watch the video again! LOL I think different style light lenses require slightly different ways in which to remove & glad to hear you came up with a way in order to remove yours without cracking an edge off or just a crack. I have seen at least different ways manufacturers have come up with for how they make & install light fixture covers similar to this & each time I come across a light fixture I just take my time to make sure I know how I will go about removing a lense cover without breaking it. Way to go & thanks so much for your message. Make today great & keep it going!

Hey thanks for checking out this video. More of this project coming up so you can learn more for sure...!

I was pointing out on this particular video how difficult it is to fix a sagging door that has spring loaded hinges on it since you have to undo the spring tension first prior to removing the hinge all together. I have lots of other sagging door videos that you can better understand how to fix sagging doors as all sagging doors are not created equal in how to fix. Go to my main TH-cam channel page then click on playlists & scroll down to doors & they will all be in that playlist. Thanks for your message!

Haha yes this stuff works really good. They also have other stuff similar to keep those hands soft. Try it!

@videojoeshows Will do thank you!

@@kyeah7078 Thumbs up! Keep it going...

I would rather use an oversized electrical plate. They have them in 3 different sizes. Try it. Thanks for your message...keep it going!