Stop Cleaning Buckets! Reduce Waste and Save Money!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 มิ.ย. 2024
- Reviewing the Beast Mixer, a strong rubber liner that you insert into a standard 5 gallon bucket. No need to clean out the bucket at the end of the day, material will break out of the liner the next day!
This saves you time, money and waste. Awesome tool for tile installers and builders.
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For all those that say hey it cost to much or maybe it will not last. I was the second person to buy a beast mixer from Jason. That was 3 or 4 years ago. Use it everyday and never once regret it. Yes the price is high. But so is our work as tile installers. I’ve spent more on dinner and that turns to crap. Plus this is a tool for work. TAX DEDUCTION. Do to the material that it’s made from there is no friction from mixing paddles and will not tear it up at all. You will not be disappointed.
It is way too much for that rubber sleeve. Price point is way too high, I means like maybe $50 to $75 and it’s still a maybe. 1 bucket at Lowe’s or Home Depot is only $4 and can last at least 3 or 4 tile jobs. How many beast mixers are sold???? Not enough because of the price.
@@tonybashiproductions3356 although I agree and the price argument. the amount of use definitely makes it worth it. i clean my buckets as I put up tools at the end of the day and my buckets have lasted months if not years. yes having to buy this "rubber" liner for that price on Instagram is a terrible business idea but rubber buckets are great 😐 this product should be $50 on Amazon if he wanted this to be a industry standard but oh well🤷
@@tonybashiproductions3356 Three or four jobs? I use the same buckets for dozens of jobs!
Few tips. Always pull it from the bucket the day before, scrape and wipe the sides for easy clean up. Wish I'd bought one years ago
These have been around for a long time. I remember using one for a concrete company I did maintenance for a few times and that was in the late 90s.
I pull mine out of the bucket at the end of day and it's way easier than when the thinset is hardened.
Pull out at end of day then wait for it to dry and harden to empty it?
@@christophercrawford2736 yes. It's easier than pulling it out of the bucket when it hardens.
@@peterbelisle7768 make sense.
Just pour something slippery between the bucket and this silicone and you will pull it out easily every time
I need 2 of these. Awesome tip!
Love my Beast, glad you’re on board using one now too. Jason offers great customer service with his product too. A little tip/ after you clean the Beast spray a little silicone conditioner in it to keep the silicone in good shape.
I was wondering why you never reviewed this! Glad you finally pulled the trigger
I use a 7.9 gal Rubi bucket made of heavy rubber it cleans up great. And was $24 I also have a 4 gal bucket made from the same material Rubi as well, $18. Those are all I need and have been using them for over a year.
love my beast mixer!! A tip: i take baby powder and rub it in inside the bucket before i put the liner in and it makes it easier to remove the liner at the end of the day.
Great product and Awesome video. Thanks Man !!
Evertytime you post a video I go buy what you post about lol. That seems very worth it. Time is money. Thanks for the video
I got 2 of them I absolutely loved them
Very expressive
You are the best my friend
Wow, awesome !!
Awesome 🤩 I really need one of those I’ll get one 😎😎
I like the idea since we’re used to these type of buckets. I have a rubi bucket from 5 years ago and never liked it. These liners are expensive at first but if you think about it it’s only ten dollars a month if you use it all year.
Are you talking about the thick rubber Rubi buckets? What don't you like about it?
I need to get me a few of them!
What carpet liner do you use?
I have used a few from big box stores and they fail me or leave a residue/adhesive that then requires me to shampoo the carpet.
Would really appreciate a point in the right direction.
Awesome videos as always.
Been using rubber pails for the last 4 or 5 years. Buy them at the farm feed stores. I think have the same 3 pails from 2017
A puff off compressed air between the liner and the bucket can help lift it out. I would just take it out the same day before the mud sets and puts force against the bucket.
Good stuff.
The nice thing about the beast mixer liner is that if you get a build up of thin set on your side walls, you can reset it by giving it an acid bath that emulsifies the buildup. Some Sulfamic family acid crystals with the liner filled up with water can do the trick and you can get the crystals easily at a tile shop or big box store. After the reset, conditioner is needed to rejuvenate the rubber and keep the action spontaneous with the tool. I have had my original prototype for eight years and thousands and thousands of mixes
I got to have one of these
I’d love to get this …!!! Have searched everywhere but I am in Ireland
Dude your channel is crazy my bro 👏🏻🫶🏽
thanks brother, appreciate the view and comment 👊👊👊
Use a brand new bucket, drill holes on bottom and sides, spray silicone on bucket and on the outside of the liner and it will slip right out. And no it will not spin in the bucket as you mix. This is a great product, I put it through the ringer every day as a pro tiler.
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I cut some slits in the bottom of a bucket with a grinder so it slides out easier. No bucket vacuum.
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Where can I buy these liners please??? I can't seem to find them:( please help me if possible
@@napolitanotile2919 there's a link in the description of this video
No need to cut slits, Just take the liner out at the end of the day before the mud dries and set it aside.
love mine it is the best thing i got
Awesome, no more painters buckets 👏💪
Great idea! Everyone in the comments seem to have one. Where can someone buy it?
I have a feeling if the orange bucket had holes in , like Swiss cheese, the liner might pop out easier.
I look at getting one for myself
Looks like a no brainer as you say
Wont mud mixer tear up silicone?
Not at all. It’s a polyurethane rubber. Paddle creates zero friction with the material. It’s a amazing product.
love mine. pricey but you get a tshirt and a bunch of stickers too.
I dont mind cleaning buckets , as im very neat, i clean the edge and sides like every 15 minutes and as the thinset gets lower in bucket I keep wiping the insides...I literally have buckets that are 6 months old and absolutely no dried thinset on them at all. I also use the dark grey or black really rough scrungy pads that I use instead of a sponge...eventually I wear a hole in the bottom side from my paddle as I use the square box kind of which I imagine would chop that liner in no time....great idea though for alot of people I would imagine
Exactly. There's absolutely no need for this rubber bucket liner. I guarantee I'll save more time taking 30 seconds maintaining my bucket then a couple minutes trying to get that rubber liner in and out of a bucket and then cleaning it. 100%
Iam sold
Does the liner fit in the Yeti bucket?
If you drill some holes in the bottom of the bucket then the liner may not vacuum seal itself into the bucket
Just make sure to do that when the liner isn't in the bottom of the bucket :)
@@mikeholm7640 lol I would sure hope he realized that
Just take the liner out of the bucket at the end of the day. No reason to leave it sit in there.
Doesn’t that defeat the purpose?
@@christophercrawford2736 the bottom of the plastic bucket not the insert
Cleaning buckets at the end of the day is just a pain in the you know what. Its messy and hard to find a spot in someone's backyard to clean everything. $140 is a lot of money but I think I'll have to take the plunge.
Peoples yard? Don't you put it in the garbage?
Another awesome video. I have been using a rubber bucket for some time now. It is Near impossible to clean out just because it is way too rigid. I have looked for something like this. I think I will order two. I do appreciate you sharing your knowledge with us. Please keep the videos coming sir. “FLIP”
Are these still for sale? I can’t find them on the site.
How about wear and tear when mixing?
How do l get them? Thanks
we use rubble buckets for our mix over here, Rubi make a nice rubber one its a bit small tough for us.
That does look nice and easy to clean but i could never go back to using a small bucket like that again,
I had rubi buckets. But it’s doesn’t even come close to this. I gave my Rubi buckets away after I bought these.
I've been using a rubber 3.5 gallon bucket i bought off Amazon for $20 that works great.
Can't mix a full bag of thinset in a bucket that small.
I bought the bigger one for a full bag.
@@brianduval656 Link?
where do you buy this product? the link don't work and I can't seem to find it
Cool
That’s pretty amazing to be honest. Buckets in the Uk are only 99p each, about a dollar, so right now I think it hasn’t convened me to buy one yet. 😂
Yeah the tiny shitty buckets are that price not the big ones like he's using.. you go into topps tiles are your talking 8-12£
If you cover outside of the beast bucket with washing up liquid before putting it inside the bucket it won't stick like it does. Will just slide out minimal effort.
Where to buy this thing?
how do i get one link?
Ok if you take your margin trowel and scrape the mud to the bottom and poor in a little water in it your mud will bump right out of the bottom even after days of sitting..i don't see this thing catching on in the south but cool
how does it empty with more all a couple inches left in the bottom?
I really wish dude sold these somewhere other than instagram (which I don't use). His price seems high until you think about the molds, time, and materials involved. Looking around at what's on the market, his price is quite fair. I'm not sure I would trust any labeled for "industrial use" anyway for the same or up to triple his price. I like that his is gaining a good rep among installers. Quality video as always 👍
Same here, I'm interested as well but hate Instagram. Tried looking online to see if this item was being sold elsewhere and found the "Bucket Glove" that originated in Australia, and it's like $25 australian dollars... not sure what the story is, maybe the guy on Instagram is licensing it for production over here...? Very strange.
Super easy to make.
@@LeftoverBeefcake yea I think I came across that one at one point as well, I am pretty sure this guy has a fiberglass mold or molds and has learned how to mix a very durable scrape resistant silicone/rubber mix and molds them on a fairly low scale (not mass produced) if you look at the bottoms of each one they all seems to have a sort of pattern in them from the mold, probably not something you would see in larger scale mfg. Which to me makes it 100% better lol
@@achillesbuilds2432 super easy to make, agreeable, super easy to make with this level of durability, I have to disagree. I'm sure it took some trial and error to get right for the specific job it's doing.
@@begalbrew5572 Gotcha... that makes sense. I don't wish to accuse the guy of anything, I'm just super cautious because I've seen a few copycat products before and sometimes it's hard to determine who's got the real deal, if you know what I mean. :) All in all, it's still a good idea.
Wow will this also work with cement?
I haven't tried it with cement, I'm sure it will.
We’re can I get one of these beasts ? There is a guy in my town he is a millionaire from tile because of his speed his crew mixes in a cattle trough 25 bags at a time . I don’t know how they keep it clean
I got scared off the cost a couple years ago. Using PLM buckets now. But all set is even hard to get out of them. I think after seeing your review I’ll revisit the cost to order into Canada. Great review as always. Can’t believe you had to pay for yours. Go figure.
What are PLM buckets?
@@fartpooboxohyeah8611 perfect level master has a bucket that is on the soft side to allow multi day use. I use Schluter all set. I can get a couple weeks out of a single bucket. But it still takes some hammering and even then it's not totally clean.
@@corylapointe94 Thanks.
Can't get that in Uk unfortunately
Looks like a great product. Can’t find it on Google or eBay. The link to the instagram didn’t have a website or link either.
How would one find these?
Message the person through Instagram DM's and they'll message you back with the details and get it to you
@@xItadorix greatly appreciate it. I’ll wait until they have a website. I don’t do social media.
Drill a few holes in the bottom and sides of the mother bucket and that will help the beast slide out.
Just take it out at the end of the day before the mud dries.
The link isn't working to buy one
$140 plus shipping??????????? HOLY COW! I'll live without it. Especially since this looks like a one-man operation so no telling the longevity or if in 6 months or a year or two from now whether these things start falling apart and ripping, etc.
I bought mine 3 years ago. Works wonderful. I’ve mixed just about anything in it. Doesn’t wear out do to the material it’s made out of. Has no friction from paddle
Yeah $25 - 30 is the most I could go on this. Neat bucket tho.
@@ASharperFinishLLC Seems it's no longer available, at least not through the link provided. He needs to partner with an investor or Rubi or something so they can mass produce them and get them in the stores and on Amazon, etc and bring the price way down. I'd be willing to pay $50 or so.
Wow. My buckets last for months , even years. I hate when I see people throwing buckets away daily and weekly. I also recycle the painters bucket when I see them. I like the paddle mixers which will destroy a Lowe’s bucket. Wonder if it would damage the liner?
If your buckets last for years you are definitely not tiling everyday my guy
@@thefullmonte2003 pretty much for the past 25 years. Once you get in the habit of cleaning them every day there’s no reason to throw them away. Even when the handles break pvc pan liner and duct tape works but if I have extras from painters in storage I’ll toss ‘‘em sometimes.
@@thefullmonte2003 my buckets also last years and I tile everyday 😂 just put in the effort bro
I get months out of a bucket and I tile a friggin ton.
@@thefullmonte2003 Don't even know what this means. You mix your mud, you tile, at the end of the day you clean your buckets. It's not rocket science. I have years old buckets I still use as well, and, um yeah, I tile every day, but tiling every day for 35 years.
how would a trash bag hold up? I mean only thing would be not puting holes in it with a trowel?
I've tried to buy this amd the website store is down every time
also, wipe own when remixing mortar
When its stock in the bucket, try flipping the bucket over and tapping it with rubber mallet to loosen things up.
Take it out of the bucket after you're done for the day while the thinset it still wet.
@@fartpooboxohyeah8611 That's the best thing to do but isn't always possibly in the real world, especially when you are tiling at a condo, apartment, etc, where there is no place to clean your buckets. Sometimes you're just not in position to clean out wet mortar. It's great when you can, but sometimes you have to adjust.
How does it hold up to your mixer?
Mixer will not hurt it ever. Used for 4 years everyday every mix.
try using compressed air to blow between the bucket and the liner ... it should slip right out
I see every link but the bucket liner
You have to look up Beast liner on Instagram. I think his old account got hacked and he has a new one "Jason"
Question...do they make a liner for a 3 1/2 gal bucket size?
Not sure
@@LandbergTileTV I use a 3 1/2 gal bucket to mix thinset becuase is easier for me to reach the thinset from the bucket i have small hands and cannot use a normal bucket that is the reason of my question......
Please let me know where to get some of these,ANYONE??????? WOULD APPRECIATE THE HELP
42 years at it. and still going. keep pushing that crap kid.
Do they make a 3.5 gallon option? I started using the smaller bucket years ago and couldn't see my self going back to a 5 gallon
They do costs the same I prefer the 3.5 gallon just contact Jason from beast mixer
I wonder if it would make removal easier if you made some holes in the bottom or lwr sides of the bucket. Just enough to break the vacuum.
All you have to do is remove the liner from the bucket at the end of the day before the thinset sets up.
Please can you send me the link I would love buy it
You can find him on Instagram for purchases. Beast Mixer
Nice ball cap. I hope you support keeping our southern border "closed" and limits on work Visa's for blue collar jobs....
It's $140 now which is funny since most were upset about the $120 price. There's another one out there from China with measurements and thinner and $40 less. I'm all about supporting the American dream.... but for $140 could at least do the measurements on it. It says comes with a shirt and stickers.. I am not 5.
Interested to see what you say
@2:53 *heavy breathing* …”yeah that is…” *gasping for breath* “…really easy.”
*proceeds to whip out inhaler due to extreme physical exertion.* 🤣 😆 😭 😂 💀
I've had a mine for over 5 years! it's a no Brainerd! I think all the cost comments are funny. Quit be cheap and charge accordingly! Buy one and thank me later! I own 3! #beastmixerfamily
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I don't like yellow, I find yellow not stain resistant. So I went and bought a blue one, which is thicker, more durable and cheaper.
Bet if you spray a little cooking spray that liner would slide right out😀
3.5 gallon mastic buckets last me a good year and Painters buckets are well made. always get them free. A rubber mallet knocks the dry thinset off pretty easy. Cleaning buckets and tools is part of the job, and it doesnt take long. Whats next, a liner for the trowels? =P
Always appreciate your videos, keep up the good work.
Exactly! I reuse buckets so often that the erosion from mixing compounds, the mixer scraping the bottem of the bucket has rounded and almost worn through lol, take the time to clean the bucket this looks like more of a pain then a crutch
@@coreylemieux786 He's doing it wrong. You remove the liner at the end of the day when the thin set is wet, set it aside and let it set up over night. In the morning it takes 5 seconds to break the mold away from the liner. If you like scooping out wet twinset and scrubbing buckets... more power to you.
$140 for this? Come on... im use 3,5 gal buckets from waterproof materials, from adhesives like mastic etc. I didn’t buy a bucket! Even if I need bigger one, I simply ask painters on job site or stucco guys. They always have a lot of buckets.
Painters buckets the best.
A buddy of mine locally said this very thing to me. Until the bottom of the bucket cracked from wear and tear and dropped thinset all over customers carpet. He bought 2 of these that day. And never regretted it.
You're one of those guys, always scrounging around for buckets
@@markme4 I’m of those guys who make job done.
@@lukaszgodlewski2305 You make it done, I make it done right.
Hey Landberg. Did you tile the floor at 4:20? If so, How did you prep the bathroom floor
We primed it
Possibly dumb question for Lando or anyone else. What is that carpet protector he's using? Need.
I get it at Home depot or Lowes in the flooring area. It's cheap and a must have!
@@LandbergTileTV Thanks man, much appreciated!
Don't you think grabbing it like that just to get it out wont over extend and rip the rubber over time?.
Not at all. It’s virtually indestructible.
Tried to buy/find one….to no avail.
We just call them a Friday buckets. I'm not going to lie I'm a clean freak and I 99% of time clean my bucket at the end of day. But there are some days that make me want to say screw it and not.
I'd try taking it out of the bucket when it's still wet, so you don't have to wrestle with it.
These are way better than those shitty rubber rubi buckets lol. I think if they add some vertical ridges from top to bottom on the outside in thier mold process it will eliminate that suction effect when trying to pull out
Maybe you should take it out of the pail at the end of the day
I use a bucket a day lol
I get paint buckets for free on every job
Can someone help me to find a job please
I'm tile setter since 2018,I would like to job in United States now I'm living in Haiti and I'm plumber too so I don't have problem to work for someone or a company almost free if you can give a job and let work with you
140 for a piece of rubber? Hahaha haha
I'm all about saving costs and all that, but if can't just toss a 5$ bucket whenever, you need to rethink your profit margins...
just make a 6" hole a the bottom of the bucket.