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They used to be around $60 Can’t believe how much they are now. Not sure why, maybe it’s cause of all the high taxes they charge the company in California.

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Yes it’s a good app, surprising how some things you think are healthy actually aren’t at all. Lots of chemicals in foods these days. Thank you for watching 😊

That’s a drill pump, it’s an attachment you can put at the end of a drill to prime your line. I made a video about it too.

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@PurchaseReviews that´s really amazing. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

@wendyhaelvoet5980 You’re welcome, thanks for watching 😊

You are welcome, thanks for tuning in 😊

@@DrSKMetz Thanks for letting me know, at least I know what I might expect. I’m only running it for around 6 hours a day, but did notice that sometimes it takes 3-4 goes for the Bluetooth to connect. Hopefully it goes the distance. I do enjoy being able to program the light via the app. Next light I could possibly try is the “Hygger Bluetooth Lamp” It has good reviews. Your tank looks amazing, well done!

@@carl61181 you’re welcome 😉

Thanks mate, very kind of you to say. I’m not good with tabs, or at explaining music. Maybe that’s something I could learn to do in future. There’s a lot of stuff out there to teach pretty much the same stuff I played. “Paul David’s” channel has pretty much all that I played, and “Active Melody”. I basically learned from watching those two channels. Thanks for your comment. All the best with your 🎸 playing 👍🏻

Thank you very much 😊

@PurchaseReviews keep uploading

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The feet are only 4 inches, probably looks longer on video. Don’t want shorter than that, cause otherwise you end up having to clean the muck of the light from all the splash residue. Hope that helps 👍🏻 🐠

Thanks mate, much appreciated. It definitely takes the work out of priming the bloody thing all the time 👍🏻

Thank you, and you’re very welcome.

Thanks, it definitely helps to minimise algae blocking the hoses.

Hello, I usually leave 1cm of slack, others say no slack at all, because once you turn the locking tuner it’s locked in for good. It just feels weird doing that, I always feel that maybe it will slip out or something. So in my opinion, yes I like to leave around 1cm of slack in the string before locking it in. Hope that helps.

Thanks for the reply and not sure what you mean mate by 1cm of slack. Thanks

@@gazzaduce3424 one centimetre of slack before locking the string in place, so not pulled fully tight before locking in.

No, the braids are like an elastic wrap that don’t require any adhesive. I only tape the ends up to make it look tidier.

@@carmengrinberg3122 you’re welcome ☺️

You’re very welcome, thank you for your comment, much appreciated.

Thanks, yes it was driving me nuts trying to find a solution. I could have bought ribbed hosing, but it wasn't compatible with my in-line Co2 diffuser or quick connect attachments. I actually had the braided electrical wrap just sitting there unused when it finally occurred to me that, hey maybe I can use that. I love it when ideas work out. Thanks for watching. Have a good day.

@@DivinePudding133 so instead of the C size battery, change it over to AA that should make a difference. I think some of these clocks can be a bit hit and miss. Mine makes barely a sound and I’ve had little to no issues with it in all the time I’ve had it. Maybe the quality standard isn’t what it used to be, I’m not exactly sure. Hope that helps.

@PurchaseReviews I did that and the issue is still the same. The eyes is what is causing the noise, I'd say the quality isn't good unfortunately. I purchased mine directly from the manufacturer too. Oh well, I did apply a folded tape inside and that did reduce the noise a tad.

@@BryanClark-gk6ie G’day, Locking tuners are typically designed for instruments with machine heads, like guitars, to make string changes faster and ensure better tuning stability. For upright double basses and fiddles (violins), locking tuners are not commonly used because these instruments rely on friction pegs or traditional geared tuners designed for their unique string tension and setup. Locking tuners are unnecessary for double basses and fiddles because: The string tension and design of these instruments rely on a more gradual tuning process. Friction or geared pegs are adequate for the lower tension and larger string diameter (double bass) or high-tension steel/gut strings (fiddle). Hope that answers your question 👍🏻

That's so cool, I love the husband and wife kit-cat clocks. It makes them even more unique!

@@PurchaseReviews I did not know there was a small one made too, would like to get that and some of the original ones which were bigger, plus the head was a little bigger than the body and more rounded (1940s and earlier ones). thought the reproductions were identical but always a little diff and unique.

It ticks, but it’s not that noticeable. Very quiet actually.

Thank you, it’s just some made up 12bar blues stuff from bits and pieces I picked up on the internet 👍🏻

It can fit a harmonica up to 17cm in length 👍🏻

Yes, sorry I should have clarified that. The 80mls = the same as 8% scent.

@@venomking2188 "Sorry to hear you’re having trouble with your staple gun! Here are a few things to check: Staple Loading: Make sure the staples are the right size and properly loaded. Check that they’re not jammed or inserted upside-down. Safety Mechanism: Many staple guns have a safety lock or require the nose to be firmly pressed against a surface to fire. Tension Settings: If your model has adjustable tension, try loosening or tightening it. Jams: Open the staple compartment and clear any stuck staples. If none of these help, then I’m also outa ideas on what the problem could be.

I can set them on mine, as long as I save the settings within the timer. Hard to explain without sitting next to you to show you. I go into the timer settings and set my preferences in there. Hope that kind of makes sense.

@PurchaseReviews Ok. My question is very simple can you change and save settings for white light and K values in automation mode alongwith RBG values? If you don't understand then it's okay 👍

@NL-2024 Go to - Device - Click on WRGB2 Slim - Click add automation - Click on (lightness setting) at bottom right hand side of screen - Choose the white light and K values you want along with RGB colours. - Click save - Now set quick set timer to the time you want using your finger to dial up and down the times - Click save - After you save, it will bring you back to the (add automation) screen where all you have to do now is make sure your (every day timer) is checked to the (on) position - If you want to delete your automation, just keep your finger pressed on the program you don’t want, and it will automatically ask you to confirm/delete. If you follow this exactly you’ll have no issues. I’m able to set the exact light settings I want along with timing using these exact steps. Hope that solves the problem.

@@patriziaforletta4748 You are welcome, thank you for watching and commenting, much appreciated 😊

I’ve not used that sealant before, hopefully it works🤞 Such nice tents, I’m so happy with my Marmot tent, although I wasn’t to happy when the window came off. So far so good, I’ve had no issues after repairing it. Have a great trip, I’m jealous 🏕️

@@bzflagkiller The string for this trimmer is 1.6mm if you use any other gauge then the line will slip out and get tangled, also make sure you lock the string in, once you slot the end of the string into the hole you have to bend it over on itself. If you watch carefully that’s what I’m doing in this video. Thanks

@@PurchaseReviews Managed to figure it out i just haven't done it before untill yesterday thanks to your video

@bzflagkiller Awesome, Great 👍🏻

@@DinzyLinzy Your welcome, thank you for watching and commenting 😊

@@DenyrahHeywood Your welcome, thanks for watching and commenting.

Thanks for watching

I’m surprised, it’s by far the quietest pump I’ve ever owned. Never had any issues with it whatsoever

That’s fantastic. Yes, CB is a great wax to work with. A lot of work 😭 but it’s very satisfying once you master the art of candle making. These candles are a great little side income for me, I take them to work all the time, and the ladies at my work love them. Thank you for watching and for your kind comments 😊

@@PurchaseReviews, hi again! I hope you’re doing well! 😊 I intend to order some HTP wicks from a store in UK (the only one in Europe that I found), I have no idea if they are Pro Wicks.. but as I see on their website, no. 104 have a burn diameter of 49-50 mm. I noticed that you have a jar with 65 mm diameter, so I wanted to clarify.. do your wicks have the same burn diameter and you just found them more suitable for your specific candles, or are they different?

Hello, thanks I’m well, I also hope that you are too. If they are 104, then I would assume that they are the same. I don’t look at burn diameter so much, cause I found them not to be very accurate, especially if you’re using ceramic, glass etc.. they all have an effect on the diameter of the burn. I tried many different size wicks, but found that the 104’s worked perfectly in a 65mm glass candle in combination with CB wax. Hope this helps 😊

⁠​⁠@@PurchaseReviews Thank you for your prompt reply! yes, it helps a lot 😊 I also noticed the same thing with the burn diameter, it’s not always accurate.. I needed an idea, because I don’t know if to order all the sizes and break the bank or just some of them. I guess I’ll just break the bank 😅 because I need to test everything. Thank you again, take care of yourself! 🤍

@dianamanaila5460 yes, a lot of testing to see what works, but once you find the right combination you never have to test again. This is why not everyone can make candles, cause they don’t have the patience. It’s rewarding when everything works though. I think only creative people understand this 😊 You’re welcome. Have a good day/night.