Replacing an old, leaking toilet with a new one 0:00 Intro 2:59 Removing Old Toilet 7:28 Prepping for New Toilet 9:08 Installing New Toilet 19:23 Testing It Out
The TH-cam algorithm, in its infinite 'wisdom' 😁Put your 1st video on my feed. Typically, I watch reno vloggers in Europe (mostly chateau owners in France). But, I guess youtube thinks I should watch things closer to home. 😉 I currently own a home in NH of the same vintage and style as yours. I'm MUCH older than you and have lived here a long, long time. But, my first home reno was a farmhouse in Colchester, CT. That house was around the same vintage. Your house looks remarkably familiar to me. But ... I guess "they all look alike" ;-) I'm not sure where you're located. So I'm left wondering if it's a house I've actually seen. Or, if it just looks like all the others. Anyway ... a "quick tip" I thought I'd share (even tho' I won't be watching to the end). I use my shopvac to remove ALL the water from the toilet and tank. My shopvac is one of my favorite tools. Actually, I have three of them. One is very light so I can carry it up the ladder. I use it for things like cleaning gutters or to clean siding after sanding, before painting. I've NEVER understood why people would use a powerwasher before painting. Not only does it pit the wood and make a HUGE mess, but also moisture is the leading cause for paint failure. So why anyone thinks it's a good thing to introduce more moisture into wood is beyond me. 🤨 But, anyway ... Good luck with your renovations! I'll probably look in periodically to see how you're doing.
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The TH-cam algorithm, in its infinite 'wisdom' 😁Put your 1st video on my feed. Typically, I watch reno vloggers in Europe (mostly chateau owners in France). But, I guess youtube thinks I should watch things closer to home. 😉
I currently own a home in NH of the same vintage and style as yours. I'm MUCH older than you and have lived here a long, long time. But, my first home reno was a farmhouse in Colchester, CT. That house was around the same vintage. Your house looks remarkably familiar to me. But ... I guess "they all look alike" ;-) I'm not sure where you're located. So I'm left wondering if it's a house I've actually seen. Or, if it just looks like all the others.
Anyway ... a "quick tip" I thought I'd share (even tho' I won't be watching to the end). I use my shopvac to remove ALL the water from the toilet and tank. My shopvac is one of my favorite tools. Actually, I have three of them. One is very light so I can carry it up the ladder. I use it for things like cleaning gutters or to clean siding after sanding, before painting. I've NEVER understood why people would use a powerwasher before painting. Not only does it pit the wood and make a HUGE mess, but also moisture is the leading cause for paint failure. So why anyone thinks it's a good thing to introduce more moisture into wood is beyond me. 🤨
But, anyway ... Good luck with your renovations! I'll probably look in periodically to see how you're doing.
Thanks for watching! Good tip on the shop vac, I'll have to do that next time