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You should be able to do any kind of jug. Just put the suction straw in and close the door.

You too. Thanks for watching and your kind comment.

Thanks for the comment. That is great advice.

I would rinse and repeat. Keep emptying the back screw plug until it comes out 100% clean.

Yes, thanks for the view and the comment

Never oiled it. Try again. It was road dust. Thanks for the comment anyways

Yes, of course. The sand will be hard on the 20 year old engine and you will want to avoid deep rutts because the ground clearance of the highlander is not that great. Also make sure you let your tire pressure down to 15psi before entering the sand.

Maybe fill up a jug with a higher concentration of vinegar and water and let the straw soak in the jug for a longer period of time like 8-12 hours. See if it will come off easily after that. Thanks for the comment. Thanks for the question.

It works well. No complaints. Use it everyday. If you want smaller more compact blocks of garbage this is great. Can hold maybe 24 kitchen sized bags into one small block.

@@JobeLeonard Awesome! thanks so much for taking the time to reply and share information I appreciate it!!

Glad it helped. I know very few people with these gladiator units and I could not find info when I bought mine. So I made this video.

Do you still have it? I would like to ask a question. Can you put a plastic bag full of trash in it? If I fill a trash bag in the house can I just put the bag full of trash in to compact? Thanks

​@@baddogdax69yes I still have it. A kitchen bag will fit in it. I can compress 20+ kitchen sized bags into 1 block. When you get to bags 15-20 they may not fit unless you can squeeze them in bc the compacted trash will fill the bottom of the cylinder. You may have to put some in squish it. Then add more the fuller it gets.

Assemble the horn first. It should be 3 different plastic looking cups. The smallest one goes on top of the clear plastic piece, then the largest plastic cup goes on top top of those two with the smallest one extending out of the opening. The 3 piece horn assembply will snap into the center of the steering wheel like a horn. There is a white plastic piece that looks like V. Pinch it so it slides in and locks into the second set of holes on the steering wheels post. About a 1/2" of the plastic V other end should protrude out of the end of the steering wheel post. There is a white plastic washer. It goes underneath the dash. Place it there with one hand and slide the sharft of the steering wheel into the dashboard hole from above. The plastic washer will snap onto the bottom of the steering wheel post and make click. You can see the connection if you flp the car over. Your steering wheel should be good to go. It does not actually control the front wheels, but it will turn and the horn will honk. The control of the front wheels is done Flintstone style with your feet, or with an adult directing the car while walking behind.

That is the first time I have received a music compliment on a TH-cam Video. The track on this video is called "When You're Not Looking". It is a free track from TH-cam Studio's track library. Kind of fitting because this Regalo gate protects your children, "When You're Not Looking".

@@AndyMcClung I still need to try a Yeti cooler. I have some Yeti drink cups that work well. Both of these coolers in the video are still in service and work well.

@@HappyHolidayHotspot glad the video helped. Enjoy your little tikes princess cozy coupe car.

Unbelievable they don't have a cleaning video anymore. Glad this video fills a void.

I was looking for that video too glad to find this one!

@@TheLevihill Thanks for watching and commenting. I am happy it helped you.

They give you multiple extra screws. Just take them out one at a time until you find the set that fits your TV. You can discard the rest at the end of the install. Thanks for the question.

@@JobeLeonard oh I never discard these! I know I’ll need them for something in the future

@@vidfreak727 same here, it seems like such a waste to send so much additional hardware, but I guess that has to happen in order to make it a "universal" fitting product.

@@JobeLeonard I had to test each screw myself -___-

@@vidfreak727 it can be a long tedious process

It's 80 and sunny next 2 days. We made it

Thanks so much for the valuable input.

Thank you for your insight, comment, and watching.

At 1:14 in the video you can see me tightening the wiring ribbons. There is one more white cream colored ribbon that I do not tighten to the battery. The dim red light you are seeing might be because the battery ribbon is loose. Tighten that additional wiring ribbon and see if it fixes it.

If the old belt is damaged just go ahead and cut it. Then it will slide out easy. If you want to install a whole new belt without removing deck I made this new video that shows it. th-cam.com/video/DegQOk4RCns/w-d-xo.htmlsi=MNqgnkQBNumu6wMZ

You are welcome. We love the tv stand

Oh great. Hope you enjoy it. You can definitely pick them up cheap on there and refurbish them

I bought a master chef off the marketplace as well, and this is perfect. Thank you kindly

@@1default Master Chef makes a nice water dispenser. I hope you enjoy it.

Same!!! Bought from FB, I came here for cleaning directions! Haha thank you!!!

These things get filthy inside. You can actually remove the top and see the grime

I agree it is self cleaning, and that does work for a long time. At the point you start getting film, scales, and other debris in your water sometimes these water coolers need an occasional deeper cleaning.

The instruction paper is so tough to figure out. Thanks for commenting.

I think everyone is ready for football in Neyland and having Alabama back this fall.

You do not want your family and co workers drinking scum and bio film. Good idea! Thanks for the comment.

@@JobeLeonardhow often should we be cleaning it? Basically have 3 gallons of water with 2 cups of vinegar, mix it, let it drain out of all 3 buttons on the dispenser? Do I have this right? Thank you so much. Happy Thanksgiving 🍁.

​@@peacelovejoyandhappiness@peacelovejoyandhappiness I would think every 3-6 months or if you notice sediment etc in your water. Yes, your described method seems good. Remember to release the rear screw drain too. That's where I always get the most sediment.

There may be that much film in there. Also if the water that you are cleaning it with has alot of chlorine, lime, etc in it then it could be getting in the machine as you clean it. Maybe try it one time with 2 gallons of filtered water from the grocery store and see if it lessens the white film.

I did that too the first few times, if it keeps popping out I have another video that shows how to add some support to the disc so it stays in place. I do some light mountain biking with these so rougher rides will cause the disc to pop out more often. th-cam.com/video/obxf6aeGCvs/w-d-xo.html

Thank you

I totally get it. I made it through 16 and had to head home for a prior commitment.

Was it busy? Did you get paired up? Looking to book a tee time in a couple days

@@ryanboudreaux9742 I used Golf Now or something, it was a while back. Just me and my wife. Back nine is super fun for elevation changes including a huge drop par 3

@@ryanboudreaux9742 It was Saturday. It was busy. It was slow. We just enjoyed ourselves and took our time on each shot to the extreme, and still waited. Very nice course easy to see why everyone is there on weekends.

@@JobeLeonard any reason you chose this particular course besides gaitlinburg course or others in the area?

Omg so important

Thank you, yes

let it rip, hand on the hip

You are welcome. Glad it helped you.

Thanks for the input

Thanks for the comment. I think so.

Thanks for the comment, good luck with the cleaning. Hope it works out well for you and your machine.

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