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How could you let your kids play in that stuff? Do you really think the mask is going to work perfectly? A LOT of dust needlessly breathed in by young lungs. Stupid. ..
I live in Florida. I’m no stranger to roaches. Last time I had roaches was because of the “electric box” attached to my couch! That controls the electric features on the couch! I literally got roaches only because of that box they love electronics they love PlayStations! Trust me it’s electronics they LOVE
My back yard was clogged just a straight underground shower drain something was blocked idk i used a fireman nozzle n stick my waterhose it unclogged it but i think something else is clogged this looks Pretty good
The biggest complaint I've heard about heat pumps is "they can't keep up in the cold". To me, this sounds like their system was not properly sized, and now heat pumps, and geo-thermal is getting a bad reputation, not because they are junk, but because they were improperly sized for the installation.
What about this amazing thing in the basement drain how do you tell it will not go back into the house. My drain seems like it just goes down 6 inches and I feel the bottom must have a T but what about a P trap where is it located. Thank you.BTW I had a plumber here in Canada installing a new hot water tank and I asked him how much to snake it since he had it in his truck and he said 450 !!! that is crazy I said will take you 20 minutes he laughed and said " I know it is crazy isn't it but that is the going rate " Wild Isaid I would rent one myself for 45 bucks instead of paying you a thousand bucks an hour
It's difficult to know what and where things are located along the main line in your basement. I would be very cautious using it in your basement unless you know your exact plumbing layout underground. A snake may be a better tool for that job.
I live in South Florida on a boat and I have a problem with palmetto bugs. They are giant roaches about an inch and a half long sometimes even a little bigger. You're pretty much immune to raid and real kill and stuff like that they walk off after 3 days. You can get him a heavy coat of spray paint and that'll knock them down for about 3 days then they get up and walk off and you got a golden roach running around. I have sprayed them with bleach inside of plastic container to put the lid on it and waited 12 hours and when I opened them up there just as Lively as ever. They chew up styrofoam cups and holes in heavy duty Reynolds Wrap that are clean and have never been used. I think they're just bored.. tell me how to do them without killing myself or my rabbits. And you will have thousands of new friends and maybe even become rich.
$690 - that’s how much this video saved my family and me. It was easy from start to finish and unclogged my mainline on the first attempt. THANK YOU for making this video. 🎉🙌🏼
Hello, thanks for sharing your experience. I live in a heat place, I am considering only for cooling down. Do you have any considerations? I don't know where to start.
The problem the landlords are cheap and they don't want to treat the entire building. Make sure you legally put your rent in escrow if they don't want to treat. You don't have to accept a poor landlord.
Advion and Advion Evolution will immediately attract roaches. Usually it gets eaten before drying out, but if you have a few roaches you can use soda lids to hold gel and add a bit of washer to keep it moist. put these behind the fridge, under toaster, near anything that gets hot like your router or coffee maker.
Good advice but the gel bait had a caution for children. What do you do when you have a cat that is a bug hunter? What do you use that will kill them but be safe for pets?
Would this work for cleaning out the outside drain pipe that carries (and clogs up) silt from my basement water guard system. There is a secondary discharge pipe that this pipe "T"s into about 25 feet down the pipe. The first section is wear the silt ahs clogged the pipe.
AFTER Hiring A NASTY 'professional' painter For My Renovation.. (He Didn't Finish the Job I'd Contracted him For.. He Did 'Half-Azz' Job.. AND BROUGHT IN THISE LARGE ROACHES WITH HIS 'BOXED SUPPLIES & EQUIPMENT'.. ABOUT 3 WEEKS AFTER 'HE VANISHED'.. I SAW (1) ROACH.. THEN (2).. & SO ON.. AT THE TIME.. I ONLY HAD PINE-GLO (generic of) PINE-SOL.. IT'S AN 'EXCELLENT CLEANER & BACTERIAL DISINFECTANT'.. USING THE 'PINE-GLO IN A STRONG SPRAY BOTTLE' I WAS AMAZED THAT IT ACTUALLY 'KILLED' THE ROACHES 'ON CONTACT'!! I AM NOW USING THE GEL-BAIT & 2 BOXES OF THE COMBAT-MAX BAITED TRAPS.. HOWEVER, I HAVE STILL FOUND THE OCCASIONAL LONE, LARGE ROACH WHICH I HIT WITH REPEATED SHOTS OF THE 'PINE-GLO' (OR PINE-SOL) WITH THE SAME EFFECTS.. IT KILLS ROACHES (& ANTS) - ON CONTACT!! IT'S BY-FAR THE BEST ROACH & ANT 'KILLER' IVE EVER USED!!..
Roto rRooter put camera thru and we saw a big rock taking up nearly the diameter of the pipe and TOYS from children - these were anywhere between 30 to 50 feet away from opening of cleaner pipe so… is this something that can be used for that situation? Any suggestions?? 🙏
What I am building is very small. If I am using a 2-ton unit with two 600ft horizontal loops, how long does the ditch need to be for each of the loops if I build my loops 3ft wide like you did here?
So help me understand how this is So Cheap!!! when instead of digging in your yard with that excavator , you could be out making $300 per hour working it for profit. ( no matter how you attempt to slice and dice it , it is more expensive for this system, here in North Carolina we have very long spring and fall, so our use of heat or cooling is minimal which further compounds the total cost ) We also have paid off solar on our roof which makes our electric bill about $20 per month since I use the grid as my battery. I will say though that with that You Tube title, you got about 3 million clicks on this video, good for you and I wish you many years of service with your system.
Great Video, thank you for sharing. A couple of Question. One. On the back fill of the trenches. did you pour sand or anything prior to the soil. I have a lot of 4" minus rock. Im worried that it will puncture the lines. I have a lot that is in a flood zone. A new well that have a static level of 12' deep. will this be a problem in your design? I was wondering if I went 10' deep would the static water be a problem. I heard you talk about how it helps dissipate the heat. Thank you, Mike
I did not have to use any sand for backfill as I didn't have any aggregate in my soil. If the loops would be sitting in water or highly moist soil at the bottom of your trenches, that is the best case scenario for geothermal.
I have a very slight belly in a basment sewer line that backs up once a year or so. PVC. It is 10ft down the line, still under the house. Would a bladder clear a waste blockage or just poke a small hole though it? I pay $600 for a plumber to jet it.
Excellent advice. My home has two cleanouts and, oddly, the one nearest the house was the one going to the sewer. After the brain-teaser that was my bathtub filling with yuck...tried the closer one and voila. All good. Thank you!
Sorry Sir the equipment iam looking for It's looked lickly same but that one yuo can used to 160mm toblock mybe The line is damage yuo want To get inside the drainage and repaired it buy pitching it.
I’m currently doing the same thing in my 81 gmc the ole 250 is just tired and ready for an overhaul and I found a 350 sbc to replace it. I wonder if the same mounts and placements would work the same or did they change it up later down the road.
Great video ! I have a question - what is the seer rating of the Bosch system you installed and would you buy the same 3 ton system today if you had a choice?
If I remember right, the Seer rating was based on which stage the compressor was in. In low stage, it was around 30, and high, it was around 24. I have no regrets with the system. It's been long enough now, that newer units could be slightly more efficient. I haven't looked into that.
For the sake of saving money and space, what do you think about using one GT flow center for 2 units? They both will sit in the basement relatively close to each other.
I wouldn't for redundancy purposes. If the pump went down, you lose all of your hvac. I'm also not sure how one would valve the systems for when one system runs and the other doesn't.
Thanks. nice and lucid. Just replaced my split air con (mini split) with a new model. Comes with an air heat pump which I originally did not want due to all my wood stoves. (Glad to have this alternative due to numerous electrical outages). You explained the operation and ratings well. So much to know. My condenser is on the South side of my solar house (only direct sun gain). In the summer have an old mirror in front of it to reflect the sun. Now glad to know I should let it be in the sun in the winter for potential use.
