Hi Doug. Great to see Rose again. Thank you for helping out your Neighbor. A rare thing these days. Has always I liked,shared. All my very best to you and Rose.
You're such a warm human being. I'm really impressed. Doing things like that for your elderly neighbors keeps up community spirit. If you ever need help I'm sure they will step in and not walk past by. Well done mate!
I learned some things! I'm no plumber, but I have worked on a lot of under-sink configurations, making so much better and having issues on this particular job. The way you rolled the puddy and used the teflon tape are the things I didn't know. What a greatly helpful video! Thanks! Now if I can just remember these things the next time I need them. 😏😁🤣 I do have the specialty tools, just not all the practical knowledge and their remedies when needed.
Great video! 😂😂 I have been waiting for Rose to give you a call with yet another problem to solve. She is lucky to have you living next door! Hope that all of you are doing well & staying safe....👍👍
Super cool 😎👌👍. Looking out for others speaks volumes of one's character. I can dig it. I do enjoy the vids. One of the best and most useful content makers on TH-cam. Kudos to you man for looking out for Rose.
Always like the Rose episodes. Thanks for explaining how to DYI, especially how to fix the leaking connectors. You said there are two methods. You showed teflon tape, is there another method.
Another fine job and saving Rose’s day! I recently had to replace all the metal pipe under my kitchen sink. It blew out trying to unstop a clog with a plunger 😆. What a mess!
Great video. You seem like a really good guy. Material was well presented and very easy to follow. The only things I’d have done differently though were... just kidding. As I listen to you I can’t shake the Louis Rossman/Lock Picking Lawyer love child vibe. Content like this really deserves more exposure. Your view numbers seem incongruent with your relatively high subscriber base. Unfortunate. Good luck in the future.
Can't count the number of those I've done throughout the years, even a few that had the broken nut just like this one. It's good Rose has you as a neighbor, just saved her a couple hundred bucks from an unscrupulous plumber! One thing I would have done a little differently tho, when I saw how dirty the pipe was inside, I would have just pulled the whole trap and T adapter out to clean them... Nevertheless, a job well done...
There's also an added benefit. That looks to be a pretty small house, having the door open outward buys you an extra 10 square feet of floorspace and without it knocking into furniture when it's fully opened!
Is that really 40 years old? I just had to replace the under the sink plumbing in my kitchen and it was put there in the 90s and there was little PVC, it was mostly metal. 40 years ago is 1981, were they using all PVC back then?
Just wondering why I used to see you comment on every Taofledermaus video and we don't see you there anymore. Do you not like guns anymore? Did you and Jeff have a falling out? I'm not asking for details, just curious why you stopped commenting, or possibly watching at all. Thanks.
I have really bad luck. Any time I touch any plumbing, I replace EVERYTHING I touch. In my experience, these things are designed to seal 1 time, especially those little hoses that go from the wall to the toilet or from the copper pipes to the faucet fittings.
Can you put together a free energy device like a flywheel 12v generator that will generate enough power to power up a rv or a motorhome? If you will I be eternally grateful and if you won't blessings up on you anyways
You should be so lucky to have a neighbor like me that's there for you when you need them, and also saves you a lot of money. Did you even see the part where I said I bought what you needed and don't worry about how much? Some viewers comments are really Moronic.
The rubber seal is meant to seal the drain to the sink bowl. As in: it should have been used instead of the putty. The rubber ring is pointless below the sink bowl because if the putty was to leak the water would seep via the threads. The rubber seals work fine alone but no harm in a light layer of silicone on both sides of the rubber seal.
Incorrect. Placing the rubber seal under the flange inside the sink, results in the flange being higher than the sink bowl and you end up with standing water around the flange. I've corrected many of those over the years. Using the rubber seal under the bowl, allows the nut to compress the washer evenly against the underside of the bowl in case there's any irregularities.
Amazing job on making a very good "how to" video and very entertaining too!!
Project Farm in the house !!!
Thanks! Can't wait to see your latest video!
Hey look, it's Project Farm... One of my favs.
Man, I wish you were my neighbor! Seriously though, God bless you for what you did for Rose and for really well made helpful video!
Please share the video link. Thanks John!
You are a great neighbor!
Thank you!
every video on this channel matters, matters for me. I watch all the videos alongside ads.
Great to hear! Please share. Thanks
Thanks 👍, glad to also see you helping an elderly person in need 👍👍👍
You are a really nice neighbor. Good job.
Hi Doug. Great to see Rose again. Thank you for helping out your Neighbor. A rare thing these days. Has always I liked,shared. All my very best to you and Rose.
All I've done my entire life is help others. Glad you liked the video Bobby!
Such a great neighbor you are.
Rose is fabulous
Thanks for the video
Mama Rose loved you! This video is a treasure!
You're such a warm human being. I'm really impressed. Doing things like that for your elderly neighbors keeps up community spirit. If you ever need help I'm sure they will step in and not walk past by. Well done mate!
I learned some things! I'm no plumber, but I have worked on a lot of under-sink configurations, making so much better and having issues on this particular job. The way you rolled the puddy and used the teflon tape are the things I didn't know. What a greatly helpful video! Thanks! Now if I can just remember these things the next time I need them. 😏😁🤣 I do have the specialty tools, just not all the practical knowledge and their remedies when needed.
Good job and you are a good man for taking care of Rose, she is very lucky to have a handy man to help her out.
Thanks Bud!
You're a good man.
Thanks Randi!
Great work.Rose is Very Grateful.We had to go to School to learn that stuff.
Great video! 😂😂 I have been waiting for Rose to give you a call with yet another problem to solve. She is lucky to have you living next door! Hope that all of you are doing well & staying safe....👍👍
I want a neighbor like you!
The neighbor we all dream of having but dont deserve to have, Rose is a sweet old lady and it was a very entertaining video, thank you!
Thanks for watching Dan! Please share.
This video was hilarious 🤣.
On a side note, I will have to remember the tip for the Teflon tape.
You wouldn't believe the joking around I had to leave out. LOL
Super cool 😎👌👍. Looking out for others speaks volumes of one's character. I can dig it. I do enjoy the vids. One of the best and most useful content makers on TH-cam. Kudos to you man for looking out for Rose.
Nicely filmed and good lighting. Good stuff - Thanks
Glad you enjoyed it. Please share the video link. Thank you!
nice job dude, pretty cool
I DID EXACTLY AS THE VIDEO SHOWS AND FIXED MY LEAKY KITCHEN SINK DRAIN LEAK AND SAVED A BUNDLE. THANKS
Always like the Rose episodes. Thanks for explaining how to DYI, especially how to fix the leaking connectors. You said there are two methods. You showed teflon tape, is there another method.
Glas you liked it. I mentioned using the silicone sealant. Thanks for watching!
@@electronicsNmore Thanks. Seriously, I'm going to try this myself next time instead of calling roto-rooter.
We love Rose !
Another fine job and saving Rose’s day! I recently had to replace all the metal pipe under my kitchen sink. It blew out trying to unstop a clog with a plunger 😆. What a mess!
Easy as pie done it a thousand times!
Thanks for watching Bruce!
Great video. You seem like a really good guy. Material was well presented and very easy to follow. The only things I’d have done differently though were... just kidding.
As I listen to you I can’t shake the Louis Rossman/Lock Picking Lawyer love child vibe.
Content like this really deserves more exposure. Your view numbers seem incongruent with your relatively high subscriber base. Unfortunate. Good luck in the future.
Buen trabajo amigo y rose es muy agradable persona
Gracias!
Rose handled the dirty pipes better than most haha.
Super Job 😊
14:04 Not to worry, we tend to ignore him too 😆
Love Rose. She's getting old like me. Wish my home was as clean as her's. Damn I live in a Dirt cave..
Can't count the number of those I've done throughout the years, even a few that had the broken nut just like this one. It's good Rose has you as a neighbor, just saved her a couple hundred bucks from an unscrupulous plumber! One thing I would have done a little differently tho, when I saw how dirty the pipe was inside, I would have just pulled the whole trap and T adapter out to clean them... Nevertheless, a job well done...
I just use the rubber washer which does not leak teflon I use them when needed but not always.
_ Rose, we all love you. Thanks Doug.
Are the doors designed to open out rather than inward because of hurricanes?
Better for hurricanes and fires.
There's also an added benefit. That looks to be a pretty small house, having the door open outward buys you an extra 10 square feet of floorspace and without it knocking into furniture when it's fully opened!
5:10 let’s get the new _sssshhhhhhtrainer_ ready
Do you have a video on inverters how they work?
No
Such a pretty yellow for those walls.
So, you turned Rose into a plumber's helper. You're a wicked man! 😈 Your penance is to install a garbage disposal for her - on your dime. 😊
LOL. Too funny
Is that really 40 years old? I just had to replace the under the sink plumbing in my kitchen and it was put there in the 90s and there was little PVC, it was mostly metal. 40 years ago is 1981, were they using all PVC back then?
The house was built in the early 60s, and the sink was probably replaced early 80s.
@@electronicsNmore I bought my house off of my parents and so I am fortunate enough to know what was done since the early 80s.
Don't charge her $310. 😂😂😂
You're right, I charged her $500. LOL
@@electronicsNmore 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Just wondering why I used to see you comment on every Taofledermaus video and we don't see you there anymore. Do you not like guns anymore? Did you and Jeff have a falling out? I'm not asking for details, just curious why you stopped commenting, or possibly watching at all. Thanks.
I have really bad luck. Any time I touch any plumbing, I replace EVERYTHING I touch. In my experience, these things are designed to seal 1 time, especially those little hoses that go from the wall to the toilet or from the copper pipes to the faucet fittings.
Plumbing is a pain in the @ss, do a good job, and you can still get leaks with pvc drains.
The problem is that the hoses AKA supply lines, their gasket seals are damaged due to them being over tightened during installation.
You are so sweet.
Dam mit, i'm second
Thanks for watching!
Can you put together a free energy device like a flywheel 12v generator that will generate enough power to power up a rv or a motorhome? If you will I be eternally grateful and if you won't blessings up on you anyways
Never happen. You can't produce energy from nothing.
It feels like he expects her to go get the stuff. Like really.
You should be so lucky to have a neighbor like me that's there for you when you need them, and also saves you a lot of money. Did you even see the part where I said I bought what you needed and don't worry about how much? Some viewers comments are really Moronic.
The rubber seal is meant to seal the drain to the sink bowl. As in: it should have been used instead of the putty.
The rubber ring is pointless below the sink bowl because if the putty was to leak the water would seep via the threads.
The rubber seals work fine alone but no harm in a light layer of silicone on both sides of the rubber seal.
Incorrect. Placing the rubber seal under the flange inside the sink, results in the flange being higher than the sink bowl and you end up with standing water around the flange. I've corrected many of those over the years. Using the rubber seal under the bowl, allows the nut to compress the washer evenly against the underside of the bowl in case there's any irregularities.