I have never had a tap that undid as easily as that do a video that shows how to fix a tap that doesn't dismantle quite so easily that's what people need
WoW! I've been reading so many comments, and I dare not tell anyone what that floor job will look like in 6 months.😢 She did such a great job putting it down. I enjoyed watching her. But... Without floor adhesive applied to the back of that vinyl. It will wrinkle then crease flat when you step on it over and over, then crack and tear. Don't get any water in that tear. This could all happen fast in a day or 2. And your vinyl covering is gone. 😞 Good luck to everyone. 🇺🇸
Philippa, if I was 40 years younger......yea! Seriously though, that was as good a video on the subject as one is ever going to find. You made my day, thank you.
Just got all hot and bothered changing a bathroom tap washer. Old one crumbled to nothing. My spares must be 30 years old, possibly a lot older, and gone hard. Stop cock hasn't been moved forever and was a challenge. Still, managed the job successfully. The 5 minute job took 1.5 hrs!
All the "british professionals" commenting "it wont last, she should have done X, Z and Y" Id love to know where these "professionals" are! UK tradesmen fail to turn up, charge extortionate fees, while cutting corners at every opportunity and leave you with a substandard product that you could have done 10x better yourself. UK tradesmen make sure you watch these videos until the end before taking on paid jobs and make sure you do X, Z and Y on every damn job!
Crap flooring. When using quick step you don't need to slide the board along to click it in. It's easier to use a guillotine to cut the board to length. That saw makes too much dust, and it's bad for health not wearing a mask. He makes it sound easy, no mention about cutting tha thickness of the board out from the bottom of the facings and door frame. 6mm board are rubbish, it's best to use 8mm or thicker.
1:55 "Left is loose" is not very helpful to determine which way to rotate a screwdriver: a rotating object is moving both left and right at same time!I Perhaps "anticlckwise to unscrew" is more helpful - and that's only true when seen from above