Yeah, I gotta agree. I live on the west coast and tell people I grew up in Jersey, glow in the dark, and we used to bicycle behind the DDT trucks in the 1950's making ourselves mosquito-proof for 24 hours. Parks department didn't care. Nobody cared. We had full trust in government (well, mostly full trust) so what was the harm. When the health departments told us to report on such and such a date to the high school and line up by last name, and have your yellow shot registers (your mother kept them with your birth certificate) to get the polio shots and the polio sugar cubes, nobody complained. It was a public health thing and we trusted the government to do the right thing. Chuck...good video. Loved the brass sprinkler unit. I remember those. Those days are long gone.
susan scott My husband grew up in jersey and told me about running behind the mosquito trucks too. I thought this guy sounded more like he had a Jersey accent.
@@dlg1776 Definitely not a Jersey accent. Of course, it takes having a jersey accent to know the variations and distinctions between Jersey, NYC, New England, and even Philly.
Fellow Italian here from Montreal. I'm setting flagstone and your video helped a lot ! ps... I trust a guy with a missing finger over a guy in suit any day. Ciao frattelo !
On redoing your patio that was built with stone dust and polymeric sand, I would reccomend powerwashing and then sealing it with Gator zero or semi gloss sealer. Wait 24 hours then brush in the polymeric sand. and mist 2-3 times like the instructions say. I have a patio that was done 10 years ago and when I have done this it ends up looking like new. I would reccomend doing this every 2-3 years to keep your patio looking like new.
Can you help me? I have concrete rectangle blocks on my patio with 2" spaces in-between. I want to seal off the 2" areas where there is dirt ( to prevent weeds coming up) and apply large rocks in the cracks. Would this work?
That hose should be in a museum, you can't express enough to wear a mask but you don't have one old school haha, that's what my plumber said when he was removing asbestos boiler, he said he was old school and it hasn't killed him yet...
So this last winter it heaved up a bit I preasure washed and going to redo . Im wondering do you seal the papers as they sell stuff that makes papers look wet all the time ?
good video but my question is i know your not suppose to get water on the sand but when you wash the deck with that ww 2 pump ,what happens to the dust that is left after you blow it off????what do you do if its travertine ?or would you NOT suggest it .because if the pits...tks very much.
Hi Could you please tell can we use in cold area's where snow fall is high. Will it withstand 5 to 6 ft ice . 2. Can we use on airport hangers. Can it withstand jet blasts. Could please advise.
@@chuckmoran1 Chuck, opinions are like assholes-everybody has one-including Mr. Well Done who is a typical know-it-all village idiot who goes around the web pretending to be an expert. And of course people like him give radio silence when challenged. Thanks, btw for posting your video.
