Thank you so much for watching Phyllis!💙💙💙

Thank you so much for watching!

Thank you so much for watching Pershunda!

Yes I also had a shower curtain up before I fixed it. Thank you so much for watching Kimberly! I hope to see you again.

I'm glad this video is useful to you. I know exactly what you mean. I love my husband but I hate waiting on a man to do anything for me. 😂

Yes, it is so silly to put a window there. I forgot to mention this in the video but I hung another shower curtain over the window until it tried completely, this way we could still use the shower without further damage to the sill. Thank you so much for watching Melissa, I appreciate it.

Im so glad you enjoyed my video. i hope it will help you. Thank you so much for watching Theresa!

Thank you so much for watching!

Thank you so much for watching!

Thank you so much for watching Sue! I'm so glad you found my video helpful.

Thank you so much for watching Jim! I'm so glad you liked my video!

Thank you so much for watching Mz Jazz!

Yes, the flex seal did the trick. I forgot to mention this in the video but I hung another shower curtain over the window until it tried completely, this way we could still use the shower without further damage to the sill. Thank you so much for watching Gabby!

@@BeThrifty2 You are welcome dear & great idea ..

Thank you so much for watching Shannon! I used wood filler because the windowsill is made of wood and I already had it in my stash. I think joint compound would've worked as well but I didn't have any on hand.

Muchas gracias❤. Pense que no lo ibas a ver.😂

Hi Messy nessy! The window is holding up great! No chips, cracks, or peeling so far. Ill post an update on my community tab tomorrow. Thank you so much for watching!

Thank you so much for watching Megaladon!

Yes, you could do this to all areas of the window. Thank you for watching!

I'll let you know. Thank you so much for watching Steven.

Really? That's good to know. I only saw white and black at the Home Depot. Thanks.

A question has a question mark “❓ “ at the end. Let us know if you ever got your answer.

Oh Mesha having neighbors peak through your windows is the worst. Here's a link to a product that could help with privacy. Thank you so much for watching! I hope to see you again soon. Privacy Window Film No Glue Frosted Glass Sticker for Home Office Static Anti-UV Window Paper Decorative Window Covering for Bathroom (Silver Silk, 17.5" x 78.7") www.amazon.com/dp/B083TBNCT6/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apan_i_PDK53GCY5BG8BYKNBYS9

The water was coming from the shower which is directly above the window. Thank you so much for watching!

Thank you so much for watching Jess! I hope this video was helpful to you.

Thank you so much for watching! I appreciate your advice.

You are correct sir, there has to be a lot of damage in there.

If the moisture dries out, would the termite go away?

@@walden6272 not necessarily, the colony has a queen that can live for a while, they have a food source, they have soldier termites and whole colony structure etc. so they want to stay. (You can spray a vinegar and ginger solution to kill them if you want to stay away from chemicals.) But first, stop all moisture leaking into the area or wood where they feed (cellulose). Termites will continue to stay in “dry” Wood . I say “dry” because there is always a minuscule amount of moisture in it. (But the excessive Moisture from an exterior leak or pipe leak is what attracts them in the first place). When they eat this “dry” wood , The minuscule amount of moisture in wood will help them survive as they they derive moisture from their feces before it’s pooped.

@@qmyers367 I stop the leaked. And I see damaged from termites but no live ones. I wonder if they are still there hiding somewhere. Do I have to tear down the whole wall to find them? It's only a one small area seems to get affected by the water damage. I want to make sure I get rid of those termites before I do the repairs.

Yes, the contractors were asking for way too much. It was a lot of work but I'm so happy we we're able to do it ourselves. Thank you so much for watching!

Thank you so much for watching Sue! I am so glad I was able to to stop mine from getting worse. It's been almost a year of constant use and my window fix is still holding up well. I hope this video was able to help you in some way.

It's been two years and it still looks and works great. No more damage. Thank you so much for watching!

Sorry, it's a band-aid. Looks terrible. Sure you will remodel,. You could have purchased Frame wood and cut bottom 10 inches out and replace to match molding . This will continue again in a tear or two. Prevention us beeded

Hi, thank you so much for watching my video. I appreciate your comment. I don't have the money to do an extensive window remodel yet, but what I was able to do has worked very well for our family. There's been no more wood damage and the window looks better than it did when it was rotting. That's all I wanted to accomplish in this video. I will post a picture on my community page of how the window has held up so far. Thanks again.

@@BeThrifty2 Glad you did not take my comments as being nasty. I see where you are coming from. Now is awful time to remodel.$$$$!! When you do I would be sure to look in that wall under the window. This should not have happened to you and you need to figure out what caused it in the first place. I am not computer smart and know nothing of a community page but I am glad you explained it to me. Your reply was kind and heart felt. I am interested in your future good luck on this project.

Thanks for watching

Thank you for your comment David.

Uncalled for, not helpful, rude and obnoxious. Clearly you cannot add any value here or better advice. If you have nothing good to say, don’t say anything! Move on!

@@PBandJ8 It is a great service for people to share their expertise by videos. However, if they don’t have any expertise, they shouldn’t share.

David, I never said I was an expert. I state that at the begining of my video. You could have walked away then. I am just sharing a temporary solution to my problem. It has worked very well for me. I have not had any more issues with water in my bathroom. I thought this could help someone who may not have a lot of money like myself. I am also sharing a product meant for this kind of fix for the first time. I thought it could be helpful to someone who may not know about it. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.

@@davidwatkins8016 Because you know how to do it the “right” way? Where’s your video, know-it-all?

Thank you so much for watching! I appreciate your advice and will definitely consider it for future projects.