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Thank you!

Be warned that some bidet models can draw a LOT of power, especially if they heat the water, which could potentially overload the circuit, say if someone is using a hairdryer in the adjacent bathroom. Generally it's better to add a dedicated 15A circuit for a powered bidet.

I assume you meant Biden not Bidet. I always use a Biden to wipe the crap off my a**

Are there Valves that have 2 exist lines. I need one for the Faucet and another for the Dishwasher.

IMHO -- If you are new to the bidet world, I strongly suggest you start with an inexpensive model that does not require an electrical connection or any special plumbing. I think you will find such a bidet will give you perfectly adequate functionality & benefit without the expense, trouble, etc. of a powered unit. Not to get too graphic, but tap-temperature water is just fine, and blow-drying just ain't for me. But ... to each their own.

Thank you. I used toothpicks as the wood and i fixing screw holes in my speaker boxes ❤

We implemented this idea for our backyard gate. Now bunnies could no longer come into our backyard to devour our plants. Thank you so much! :D

Thanks for this!! So easily explained

I got 7 meter driveway and need to install pipe for cable, any idea for 7 meter long, thank you in advance

Why did you remove the can? Is it not usable with the new light? Can’t you just wire the blue and red wires to the black and white ones?

A thin film of oil on the cam aids in installation and is noted on cummins quickserv. It makes all the difference. Heat the gear at 400 minimum 1 hour and not to exceed 4 hours.

It was all fun and games until I discovered that my concrete sidewalk was 7" deep with a gravel bed...just trying to run a 5 ft PVC 5/8" diameter under front walk so I could link garden hoses with each other for flower bed sprinklers. Working around already planted flowers, so moving out trenches farther than 4' on each side not really an option. Sigh.

my old ones are soldered on and in fact i'm pretty sure they built the wall around them after because there's no remove to even cut them off. I'll have to heat them to remove them.

Excellent video, thanks! Now it's time to bore a hole...

I first used these about 30 years ago. They are great, but always check where your studs are before drilling a 1/2" hole. Good video!

See you banged that thumb. Ouch

Thanks. I just came from browsing the hardware store to see what I was getting into. My supply valve to one of my toilets won't turn off the water, and I need to replace the fill and flapper. Thought it would be simple, and then noticed I couldn't shut off the water. I guess I could have shut off the main supply to the house, but might as well replace the valve to the toilet.

Why the need for the unnecessarily scary thumbnail?! You scared my little daughter.

Hey I have head board from Home Depot that seems to more of a mdf type material. It’s not wood. I’m have trouble getting it to bend. Even with these techniques. Any thoughts?

What if it's connected to galvanized pipe?

Loved your video. Me and my daughter switched a leaking valve following your instructions. The only thing was knowing how much to tighten the nut. For me as a woman it was very thigh. Took all my strength. When I went half a turn it still leak a drop, so I went another turn and leaking stopped. Thank you and God bless. The tool made it super easy to remove ferrule. It took me longer to build the confidence to do it than the actual work 😂.

I think its a great video but I was curious about why you didn't use Teflon tape or a liquid thread sealant on the threads? Do you think its not really needed maybe because of the compression ring?

Or just get your friend over and help.. that's if you have any

All of this was unnecessary, it only needed the valve stem/seals replaced. $4.

What’s that little metal cleaning tool you used to clean the copper pipe after removing compression ring?

Thank you so much!!!! I really appreciate this helpful information. I’m disabled mentally but was still able to repair my kitchen sink! ❤

Great video bro

Worked like a charm thanks man

What was the size of expansion plug you used?

What if the pipe into the wall is PVC, does the same method work? Does the pipe have to be cut or does the pulling system work? What about attaching the new valve, is it the same process on pvc or is glue needed?

The Electrician That did That Should Not Be Calling Him Self An Electrician .Glad You were The one To fix It Correctly . Service Electrician comes out pulls off the cover and the panel falls into or out of the wall , causing more damage that he would have been responsible for . someone is a professional and it was not the Electrician 8 - ) .

My shower was backing up and I didn't do anything about it until the water level was getting up to my ankles by the end of it. I went in there one day with a plunger, turned the shower on and started working the drain (this gross black stuff came back up). It took 30 seconds to maybe a minute which isn't long but is a lot of plunging before the water suddenly started drained away.

That's the sort of work that makes you want to ask the inspector's supervisor to have a look at. Or, maybe not, it might put you in their shit list. Discouraging. Good fix you did.

Speechless! I’d love to see the look on the guys face who hacked this. And the inspector! Wow.

Well done! Thank you!

Brilliant!

Thanks for the video and nice looking CR.

Nice

I own rentals. I get rid of those and replace with strainers whenever I replace faucets etc. In my experience, not many people, if any, even use stoppers in sinks. They just create support tickets.

How slick was that😮

I'm looking forward to the next fix!😊

Good video thank you

Great video & great job! I noticed it once you showed both sinks. Bummer that they paid others who didn’t see this. 😮

Very clever. You can do a lot by yourself if you just give it some thought and take your time. Also, when you are done you don't have to share the beer with a helper. 😆

How did you think of this genius solution? Nice

Who else came here to see the satisfying hair clog releasing! 👇🏻

Straight to the point

Which one gives more light, the old one or the new one?

Should be renamed "how to caulk a kitchen cabinet drawer."

You did not show it for a smooth wall!