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Great advice! You're on top of your laundry game.

Oh you'll have to wait for the clean up ...

Wow😢 soo gross

Hey there ... so yes and no. Most of the pieces were pre-cut, but in order to get the right lengths and widths I needed along the walls and in the corners, I/you NEED to do some cutting. Makes the process a little tedious but with multiple hands, you can get it done faster. I did not have that many hands in this instance but I got it done nonetheless. Thank you for the comment. Have any other questions?

Thanks for your comments. It will be explored.

@@ovationhomerenovation If you think that you should improve it professionally than I can help you to get this.

hehehe ... oh boy!

@@NanaOsei-x1w true but daughter 😂

@@abenaadugyahemaa8691 waiting for you to bring the crew to build.

I know right?! Will build these cabinets together

Needed an HVAC person ... Very true, words get mixed up.

True, Thanks and it's fixed now.

Thanks for your 2 cents. Yeah should have said hvac guys 😂😂

I will put out another vid ... but I don't see anything that would lead me to refrigerant ..... nothing is frozen on the lines etc. etc. So you may be onto something there with the capacitor. I have one here, let's see.

I like the way you think!

Doing great. How are you?

I think it comes down to heating and cooling in 4 season climates. In areas where it is cooler, there is more insulation and a different set of materials ... likewise in the warmer, the ways to build are different. Mind you, these builders are not based in the US.

Thank you man! If we all do a little we will collectively more in leaps and bounds.

I know right!! Their mental fortitude is on point!

Thanks

Hello, How are you?

I'd say get both, and when you're done with that, get BOSS Moves. Hit me up when you're ready.

Promo SM?

Haha I tell you!!

Can’t go against what I read… that’s what the warranty folks said and the ECO Limit Lockout research I did. Maybe they lied? 😮

Too bad I can’t respond with a video. It would’ve got a whole lot of detail. Anyway, thank you for the detailed steps my man/woman. I appreciate it a lot. I’ll have another go at it when the control unit gets here. Need a shorter hose too 😅

That’s exactly what I did. Minus the pump tho😮. Apparently I missed a pressure valve or something? Thanks for the comment, I’ll have another go at out when I get the gas control unit.

Thank you Jake I’ll fiddle around with this some more. That part comes in tomorrow so I’ll definitely keep you guys updated. Thank you.

It turned out very nicely ... need the after to match this before ... will try to find the videos if they are in the archive.

You have to use what's available to you in the moment.

Yep transfer pump would do it in less than 10 min

Nope it definitely isn't. Feels like something essential is off!

Appreciate it. That's what happened with the professional and we are here again 2 weeks later.

Woohoo. Tunde how’ve you been bro? Thanks for the sub big time 🙏🏾🙏🏾

Let me know if you gravitate to anything I’ve posted yet and in the future too.

Thank you Honey! You're definitely coming along for this ride.

HAHAHA .. You know this time I might have tapped into it. I switched FAST!

Thank you @agyenapiah573! Poor backyard Definitely reach out. As long as that line can be traced, it can be tackled. Wait, it is not behind tile though, is it? That is the key this: Once you can see it, it can (almost) always be modified. Now that is the fun part.

It's the best thing in the world ... seeing a customer's plan come together is absolutely amazing.

Definitely! Let us know if you ever have any questions.

Oh wow @AA-cy8ja, I appreciate the comment! Definitely hit us up. I will consider teaching a class or have a Q&A/ YT live just to ge some more face time. Sorry about the audio issue. Yeah the mic I had wasn’t the best, anytime I moved my head the audio seemed to shift. I till try to enhance the audio for this vid but I'll definitely pay more attention to Phase 2. Actually, thinking about it, do you have any recommendations for good wireless lav mics?

Indeed they do, this was a bit for tile, stone, concrete and something sifter ... wood maybe, I don't remember now.

These are the kind that need to be brought to full speed before it touches the tile, right? Don't yours skate all over the tile that way?

Does that depend on how they are used or the type of tile you drill into first? I'd sure this bit in particular has served more than 1 job before this. This was one of the Milwaukee masonry bits.

@@ovationhomerenovation if I remember correctly there not meant to be used on more than one job but I guess if you cool them down you can use them twice

You're telling me?! It was something else!

Hahaha Ok I'll have to take your number and save it in the must-show pile! We are here to serve.

It was ... eye opening, to say the least. Once the right item is lodged, it is better to throw the whole thing out ... and burn it!!

Thank you for the heads up ... It did not play that way on my end but I will check the full timeline. Thank you for the notice!

What did you like about this? Tell us more so we can make more content like that.

If you have an example swatch, please send it this way. Thank you

Absolutely right...the sound did not attach properly. I will have to redo this one, Please stand by patiently.

I don't know why they are still used in the industry to be honest!

Thank you, Thank you. Moving forward.