why didn't you show what supplies to get for the wires/attachments that connects the rod to the bed and and how to attach it correctly? and to you keep the rod safe from lightening or corrosion? can you make another video?
You're insane in the membrane haha poor guy doesn't even understand what he's wasting his time on hahaha this is so funny. As people become slower and dumber it'll just continue to get funnier! Thanks tictoc for making people retarded! Great entertainment!
Wrong, wrong, wrong. No clip Hems aren’t interlocked Large tab should be cut at 45 degree on each end and small tab folded over to block into place Diamond metal tab at inside and outside face to draw water away from the surface corners I like the caulking underneath the corners though - I’ll steal that.😉
If you've been suddenly jolting awake on dry nights I have the solution. To secure a constant ground you need to drive ground rods at least 6' in the ground. Ideally, you should use 3 ground rods spaced 6' apart. If not, your peaceful slumber may be interrupted by a break in your electrical circuit. I hope this helps you in your electric journey. We wouldn't want that beautiful smile of yours to fade from dry sleepless nights!
@@tawnyard4649 I suppose only bare skin in direct contact with the sheet will be effective, Are WE supposed to be mostly nake in the sheet, in order for it to work, please clarify ? If so, a size of pillow case will do the job as well, isn't ? The wrist band IS a good Idea though, but not so convenient in our movement.. Thanks you for clarification 😊
@@suzanandaYou don’t need a sheet. If you have a sheet, any small area of contact will ground you. Don’t worry about a single layer of clothing. A night shirt or tee shirt will be fine. You’ll still be grounded. I wear a wristband connected to the earth of a nearby socket.
If you live in the USA, there’s already two grounding rods 6’ apart 10 feet long connected to the ground and cold water bonds in your house. So every outlet has a good ground. Cut the hot and neutral tabs off a plug and Connect a copper wire to this same setup in your bedroom. That short piece of copper isn’t getting deep enough to reach the grounded shelf inside the earth. That is why the two grounding rods are 10’ deep and they’re 6’ apart to prevent displacement of electromagnetism to your service panel.
So what would happen if I did the rod in my red dirt basement? It's adug out approximately 8 feet so if I go down another 3 to 4, would that be good enough?
@blobmonster9494 I said modern house and I'm sticking to my story unless you're Amish and not subject to codes. I live in my van dying from terminal cancer at a young age when I was a licensed contractor in California so I'm not sure why you're calling me so privileged
