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To increase the temperature I took one of the vertical poles out. It makes the entire thing shorter and I’m sitting anyway.

Do you happen to know what the hottest setting is? Instructions don’t say. Mine is 9 temp settings. Is 9 the hottest?

Thank you!

Thank you for the video! I was able to successfully change the part!!

What water do you recommend using? Especially if from the tap, the water has to boil so I would assume any bacteria in water is killed? Even if there is water in the pot that has been sitting for a while, presumably any bacteria that may form is killed once it heats back up?

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Phenomenal video. Thanks a ton!! Made the process way easier than the crappy instructions did. Has me rethinking my entire purchase

These days, the passing car or neighbour's car might be a hybrid or electric car or just not willing to help; you might be on a one way street, or just in an empty car park having left your lights on or on that day your battery fails.

Random tip: the steamer sucks and will break. I replaced it with a wallpaper steamer which essentially does the same thing.

Bro this video saved me so much. Thank you for making it.

Not sure if the valve is my problem. When starting no engine code but sounds like I have a muffler problem (loud). Seems to becoming from the engine compartment.

I carry a tool kit from the mens automotive Christmas section at Wallyworld...best kit ever for road emergencies. The most used item I have is the jump battery pack. I regularly jump cars every single year! That way I don't endanger my battery either. I have my fave flashlights but I pick up those cheapy headlights and regular flashlights at Wallyworld to give away. I carry a yellow reflective vest and an orange puck flasher instead of flares. Cash? Bwahahahaha! Who has money under Jotato and Kumswala's Admin?!

No empty bottle or similar? For gas…

A proper tug rope for winter. If a tug is needed, get it set up, and someone will enjoy getting you on your way.

I’ve used Fix A Flat to get home twice. It seals the leak, the compressor inflates the tire. I always buy road hazard warranties with my tires. I used the &ix A Flat to get to the dealer and simply exchanged the tires.

Fixed blade knife, canteen, duct tape, first-aid kit.

I can remember breakdowns before the era of the cell phone, a pocket full of change for the telephone box was useful as well as an idea where the nearest one was. Yes you sometimes had to knock on the door of a remote farmhouse or a country pub. Last time I had a blowout it was on a remote single track Welsh road on christmas day, no room to change a tyre, I had to drive a couple of miles on the flat tyre to find somewhere to change it. I have had times when I have found forestry workers to haul me out of a ditch with a tractor, or the time when my scooter broke down and I walked a couple of miles to the nearest farmhouse. The farmer drove me back to the scooter in his pick up and loaded the scooter into the back and drove it to the station where I was able to load it up in the goods van and take it home. Fun times

Great video, thanks I put the longer tube inside because for whatever reason it would not fit around the steam part, but it works well because I can keep it further away from my feet

My code didn’t go away yet. Should I drive it a few times to see if it clears?

Thank you. I'm installing my Nurecover Sauna as I type this. I was trying to figure out how to install the two items you mentioned because, like you said, they're not in the instructions. Thank you again, you are a lifesaver.

the ones listed below are in my kit* kneepads, had to kneel on broken glass to help a person after a traffic accident, and another time it was sharp gravel when changing tire (not dangerous but uncomfortable). Safety glasses, I have had gravel thrown at me while changing my tire, it broke my regular glases, I luckily had spares, but! if I hadn't worn the glases I would have been in need of medical help. safety vest with reflective stripes, no fun to be in dark on roadside with cars rushing by, it would not take much for you to be unseen and hit. the four following are in the, good to have but hope you never need A good first aid kit, had to use mine several times, thankfully only two major, an arterial bleed and bone deep cut to the face of accident victim. but number of scraped knees/hands and other minor issues over the decades is staggering. A deceng sized fire extinguisher (minimum one, but two or more might not hurt) rated for liquids (fuel) , solids (seat stuffing...), and electrical, I have had to use mine multiple times, (even on myself once). Glass breaker belt cutter. * together with much more, I live where I may have several hours walk to the nearest house, which might even be unoccupied (some are jusr seasonal), and near arctic circle, so shovel, sand,, tow straps, axe and other "self rescue" gear are in my kit, waaaay beyond the scope of this, not many need a 50x50cm plate to prevent jack from sinking in snow.

I live near the equator. It is very hot here all year. I kept my jumper, air pump, batteries and also my DMM in a cooler box to prevent it from damage.

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Thanks for the video brother

Where I live, it's obligated to have these in your car: - At least 1 hi-vis jacket (for the driver). More is great in case you have passengers with you. - Fire extinguisher - Red reflective triangle (that you put on the road when you're in trouble, I recently had to call a tow truck because I had a flat tire, and didn't know how to use the jack to get the spare on. The guy suggested a wooden plank in the car to put as stable underground for the jack if I were to ever need it again (and he also taught me how to use the jack). So yeah, *wooden plank* and *knowledge* about the jack are very important "tools" if you don't have fix-a-flat Thinking of buying an LED road flare (in addition to the hazard lights) Water bottles can come in handy as well, just make sure sunlight can't reach them or you might get the effect of using a magnifier to set leaves on fire with the sun.....

Your first mistake was buying cheap parts that's not as durable as the original purge valve. The aftermarket part won't last, and you'll just run into having it fail after the warranty expired, which they normally are only as durable as the length of the warranty.

Thank you for clarifying

Did this and now I have a large evap system leak 😑

Fire extinguisher?

Cable Ties(Zip Ties) and Electrical Tape...

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THANK YOU FOR THIS!!!! YOURE THE MVP!!!!!

Who would leave their hotel room in the middle of the night, with a flat, dead phone battery in the middle of nowhere?

I ditched the tire sealer and got a tire plug kit Amazon pull out the nail/screw and plug it right on the side of the road. Don’t even need to take the wheel off 👍

Wool blanklet

No specific order, 9mm, flashlight, couple hundred or more, water, blanket, phone, jumper battery,first aid kit, food, flares,extra clip, working spare tire, wrench and small breaker bar, extra smoke and lighter, tp or Kleenex and on a good day “Karma”.

Hoping someone can help me troubleshoot. I’ve attempted to use my unit twice. Both times both tubes get hot and the box fills with water but no heavy steam/heat accumulates in the tent. I can’t figure out what’s wrong. Thx

Highly recommend a jumpsuit if you can get a cheap one. Also a spare jacket and a blanket for warmth.

In general, this is a good video, but I think that at least most commenters don't understand the concept of limited trunk space.

Suggested addition: basic first aid kit in case you do get scraped up or cut, you can clean and patch your wound so you don't bleed all over your nice seats. Probably don't need one of those hiker kits with limb amputation tools, just a basic kit with some bandages, gauze, tape, cleaning wipes, antibiotic ointment, bleed stop, etc.

A great review. Thank you! I think I will buy an LEM grinder and stuffer for my recipies. All the best!

The flashlight is good and all, but I would recommend a lamp to free your hands when working on car @night.

Great video especaily about the chair and cleaning tip

Just got mine today!! I wanna set it up and go ! What kinda water do you use ? Distilled ?

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Spare fuses

Old yoga mat (rather than a blanket or thin garbage bag) in case I need to change a tire or crawl under the car.

I got ZealSound K66 I tried to use it during whatsapp video call it doesn’t work I’m using my iphone

I keep a small plastic container with an assortment of those automotive type fuses - in addition to the items you mentioned. Good video.