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I feel like it’s pretty good. But I also don’t use them for music much. Really just use them for the job site awareness. I still use my AirPods for music n stuff.
I think they’d be good for the range. But I don’t know if it’s the “recommended” use. They work off of the loud loose and sound canceling just like other range ears. So I’d say yes. But again, if you hurt your ears I’m not sure if Milwaukee would have any responsibility for it. 🤷🏼♂️
My understanding is with plug on neutral panels used as a main bonded panel. The ground can go on the neutral bar but the neutrals must be one per terminal
Good information. I know there usually is a difference when you have a main panel and the. Neutral bar and ground bar are bonded vs with a sub panel the two have to remain separate.
It would depend on the brand of fan. Usually the housing design fits the style of the fan. But generally how the housing secured to the fan support that screws into the ceiling is the same. At the end of the day the housing secured by two screws on the side. So it could be possible to get a bigger style of housing. Might just have to be a little creative
No problem at all. I wanted to see the good and bad too. I felt like every video I found showed the idea use and like a commercial. I knew there was some stumbling around or complications that ppl encountered. So I wanted to just show it as it is.
It shouldn’t ruin anything. Not quite sure what your chime box adapter entails. Usually most video doorbells may give you a small jumper wire for your indoor chime. But not sure about the box adapter
@@FortKnoxCo it’s just that round device that suppose to go in the chime box to use existing chime with the best doorbell… Just saw video of guy stating that make sure to connect it or you may damage the doorbell? Any truth to that?
Hmmm. I’ve never seen a transformer in the house. Unless it is in the chime box itself, I don’t know where to even begin looking for it. If it’s in the ceiling crawl space, I’ll never know; can’t get in there, any more. This is discouraging.
Usually I’ve always found them in the garage. Near the front of the home or near the location of the doorbell itself. I’ve also heard some people say they found it up in the attic if it’s accessible. It should be mounted in a location that can’t be accessed, they are an item that. We’d service sometimes so it would be a bad move on the builder to do that. I’d say start looking in and around the area close to the door bell and the door chime in your home. Should be close by
Nice video thanks for a clear guide to follow. My question is when you’re running a back wash cycle for the first time, I forgot to close the outlet valve from the softener to the house for like 10 minutes not realizing it at first that it needed to stay on bypass for an hour+. Will that cause any issues to the system or will it be fine for that short amount of time that it was on for?
It shouldn’t cause any problems. As the system runs it should work properly. That’s just the initial set up and fill/flush. It’s usually to just get water/air/small particles flushed through so you can start using the system. It won’t have any affect on the function of your system.
Not sure about the bad reviews. Seems everyone has different experiences with different brands. I’ve had zero problems with eufy. Battery powered is a good option if you can’t do the wired.
White should still be your neutral wire and red is your “hot” wire. White to white and red to black. Thats usually what’s going on if you have only a red.
The audio when standing outside and talking to the doorbell? Pretty good with my experience. I’d say you average standing and talking distance/volume. I believe you can adjust some of the sensitivity metrics on the device to help suit your needs too
Haha. Yeah it was a little extra precaution added last minute. There will be a small vent plate in the drywall to allow air flow. There’s a proper vent pipe about 9’ away across the kitchen
I'm still lookng for a good plumber. One that isn't a slob, actually shows up and doesn't try to charge $400/hr. Seriously the worst trade to deal with.
That’s sometimes the motivation to learn some of these skills. Thats been my driving factor, save the money doing it myself and sometimes the time as well.
It’s all I had at the moment to cut that gauge of wire. Used the pliers to keep everything tight and let the weight of the saw cut through. Came out clean 🤷🏼♂️
I’m at the Urgent Care now because I didn’t bleed out the air after putting everything back together. Wish I would’ve watched that part of the video instead of pulling a “Leroy Jenkins.” Had my hand on top of the filler when it exploded from all of the hair trapped inside of it.
Aww man I’m sorry to hear that. Yeah you gotta do those first couple steps otherwise it can be dangerous with all the pressure inside the filter housing. I hope your all right and get well soon
The remodel vent was just added there as a extra. There will be a vent access in the wall, so it will have airflow. But really it was just a precautionary measure. There is a true vent down the line about 9 feet away, but it’s not directly vertical above this sink, so it should drain just fine and have plenty of ventilation, the remodel vent was placed there
that's the proguard stub out kit, it's under 7 bucks. it replaces 2 90 degree fittings, 2 bucks each and 4 rings, 0.25 each, and 2 2 supports, about 0.20 each. that's just over 5 bucks total. plus the 2x4 and most importantly the time. if your having a hard time with those just use a bend support for wood. it's under 2 bucks, no adding fittings and is way faster to install. check out holdrite item 705.
My shop uses the Apollo Grip Rights the exact same way when stubbing out from a wall. We will use copper stub outs when behind a pedestal or toilet, but we mostly use the Grip Rights when coming up through the floor.ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-EU-4BRfzI-k.html
Great video, not only did you explain how to do it but I really liked when you explained why. I'm planning on doing this too and glad I came across your video, thanks!
Thank you for that. I appreciate it. I try to make sure the videos have some really value and not just wasting peoples time. I really want ppl to be able to learn the process.
It will be open to the air. There will be a vent screen allowing access and air flow. It was added just as an added measure. There is a true vent pipe about 9 ft away down the line.
That’s awesome to hear!! Happy I could be of help! It feels good to save that money for sure. I appreciate you finding my video and giving it a chance.
Do you use plastic 90s because the metal ones don’t fully seat? I’m having issues with one tube not fully seating due to it bumping into the first tube placed.
I really just use plastic or metal to paint on how many I’m going to use and the cost overall. Usually they’re pretty similar with how far they seat down and how they’re supposed to fit. So if it’s bumping into another piece, the connection may be too close to the next one. But I would say that the metal would outlast the plastic, yet the plastic is rated to the production standard. So at the end of the day, I think it really just comes down to how much you wanna spend on the connections. If you’re doing a whole entire house, I could see where someone would go with plastic Connectors Because you’re using so many. If I’m just gonna do a water softener and I only need a couple I might use the metal.
