I love it when they put picture examples of where it can be usefully applied on the can.

Thank you Aaron! I'm a single mom and learning to fix my own issues. So far I'm doing pretty darn good - and enjoying my journey toward taking care of my family myself! I'm definitely teaching my daughters to take care of themselves too. For example, I service my own air conditioner every year and treat it monthly...and just fixed my neighbor's air conditioner when it quit on a scorching SC summer day. I taught both of my girls when they were in middle school how to fix running toilets. Videos like yours are so helpful, so I want to thank you for your help and guidance. (I do know, however, when something is over my head and when to call in a professional.) This being said I want to leave a note to Dads: Please teach your daughters everything you know so that they can take care of themselves when they reach adulthood!! They will be better and stronger women because of it! And they will always remember that Dad loved them enough to teach them. As for the LocTite, I just purchased some to hopefully deal with a carpenter bee problem. They come every year and set up under the railing on my porch. I've tried everything the experts say: insecticides, borer bee traps, citrus soap... but nothing works. They still show up every year and leave a huge mess on the porch. So, today I'm getting serious - and am going to try spraying Loctite foam under the rails and hopefully take care of this issue once and for all. I'll let you know if it works! If not I may be tuning back in for help with this. Thanks Again! Oh, one more thing I'll pass on... the air conditioner pan was getting rusty and on the verge of rusting out holes. So I got some FlexSeal and painted the bottom of the pan. Worked like a charm. No more rust. I also decided to paint the bottom of my kitchen and bathroom sink cabinets with FlexSeal to protect the wood flooring from the occasional leaks. Hope someone finds that helpful! CJ

I learned a "don't" when I bought a Condo in 1995. Although the Condo was only 5 years old, It had low grade Hotpoint appliances. The dishwasher was noisy everytime I used it. I sprayed a little foam insulation in the door, thinking the insulation will absorb sound and quiet things down. After spraying the foam in the door, I didn't realize heat from the dishwasher would continue to cause expansion of the foam . After two uses, the foam continued to expand and the front door panel started to bulge. As funny as that was, the timer eventually got clogged with the expanding foam and the dishwasher became useless. I was going to replace the appliances anyway but didn't realize it would be this soon. I learned my lesson and now pay more attention to the "Do's and Don'ts of spray foam. Thanks for the tips on Spray Foam Do's and Don'ts ! ! !

Great video. It pains me to see how much half-assery goes into so many home repairs, and I'm grateful for you pointing it out

Excellent info from your experience in this work. Doing the work right and not by short cuts or "hacks". The do's and dont's very helpful. Thank you.👍

Your video was straightforward and easy to understand. I feel more confident about filling in cracks around my door.

For rats and mice use stainless steel wool, as rats can't stand chewing it. (Its an old pest controllers method)

Every single product I've ever used by Loctite has been absolutely incredible. I'm not a paid guy for this and I don't have any contact directly or indirectly with loctite. I don't even know where they are located I absolutely love their 3x construction adhesive and fast grab (I used them together)....just terrific. Their thread lockers have always kicked butt ....

Excellent and incredibly packed and informative video - thank you!

Thanks for being so smart and experienced. This video was GREAT!

I use drinking straws from the grocery store and save the ones that come with the can. they are slightly smaller in diameter than the threaded nozzle but stretch and screw down tightly. super cheap and effective. I use these if I know i am not going to use the entire can.

Well this was what we were looking for. Thanks for the info!

Very efficient, helpful, valuable information! Thank you!

I am filling in a gap in the corner of my kitchen next to the window. When they did a remodel for some reason they did not seal the corner. I have been fighting little ants in Spring time. Now I know from watching this video I can safely use spray foam for this project. I am also going to seal around the gas pipe connection in the floor. I did hit the like button and I subscribed. Thanks!

Very good presentation. It didn't have the application /i was looking for but the information it did have made it well worth watching and remembering.

Very helpful examples!

Thanks. Very useful info. Plus good production. You didn't run some distracting music or sound over your speaking and the visuals were perfect for what you were saying at any moment.

Great info! Thanks so much!

Gr8 video! Pacing makes it painless.

Fantastic tips! Thanks for sharing

Awesome video! Thanks for sharing!

Great information, thanks for your take on spray foam.

Super helpful, thanks!

Thanks brother.. that was very nice

What the difference between the normal foam and the foam for larger 3" gaps? I know that the latter expands more, but is there a difference chemically and structurally? Can I use the 3" foam for smaller gaps as well? Or would the increased expansion actually force the small crack wider? Thanks for any info.

This really helps me. Thank you

Great! Right on point. No BS.

There were so many warning of its toxicity on the can. I imagined this video may have touched on those. Anyhow...nice video and it gave me some tips.

Super helpful information!

Well done video. Thank you!

Very helpful. Thanks

Great tutorial! Thank you! P. S. I love your shirt! 😂 👍

Love your video! so informative! I find gaps inside the radiator in my apartment. Will spray foam be ok to seal the crack and the hole around the steam heat pipe?

I have a small attic access door that I don’t really need to have open, it’s full of blown in insulation so I can’t really go in it. Figured it would be easier to either use spray foam or maybe the expandable stripping. I’d rather be able to easily cut it open and be able to use the door if needed for leaks.

Nice job great info

Thanks for sharing very helpful

Hi, Thanks for a great video. I need to fill in a hole identified my a energy home assessment within my boiler room. Due to fire warnings on foams, I am unclear if loctite products would be something I should use. What would you recommend?

Was looking up some spray foam tips this seemed to have nailed it thanks great video especially touching on the donts!

When I have leftover spray foam in a can, I spread out a large piece of heavy plastic and discharge small balls of the foam(golf ball sized) to be used as packing material.

Thanks for the video =)

I have seen on new homes I was working on they where using cellulose blown in insulation that is shredded newspaper mixed with cement , boric acid, starch, fire retardant, and water. When it dries it's like a layer of cement. It sticks to the surfaces it's sprayed on and can even be sprayed and stick onto the plywood on top of the roofing trusses.

Great video. I know you said not to use spray foam for foundation cracks. But do you recommend using spray foam instead of backer rod and then using sika self leveling sealant to patch exterior cracks where the siding meets the concrete walkway?

Using dry wall mud and dry wall tape after wetting where possible and meta caulk also is a great idea. For cement the cement epoxy as a filler and epoxy paints or sealer for sealing the cement and other masonry. For red brick use mortar and the epoxy sealer rated for masonry.

Trimming the straws into smaller sections before use is another option for later.

How about supplying the link where a person can get extra straws? Good video!😀

Looking to temporarily insulate the gaps in a portable AC vent in my window. Is spray foam too durable to remove later? Should I use something like flex tape instead?

thanks for the info.

Okay thanks for this video now i have a shed that leaks around the floor area when it floods looing to seal waterprrof and insulation to keep the heat out. Do i use a membrane to water proof inter wall or seal then use membrane

I just used some to try to keep an exterior light from continuing to fall out. I'm hoping the tite foam stuff will lock it in place.

SUPER helpful. I was using my first can and my husband got excited about all the potential uses. Turns out you debunked all his ideas. Thank God for your advice, I'm not letting him near it!

Loved ur video...but can I use it near heat...I have base board heat & mice r always getting in thru there...plz lmk thnx

Wondered about using this instead of fitting a Styrafoam cooler liner inside a plant pot to make a makeshift hidden insulated cat shelter.

Very helpful

We had a faulty valve on frig cause leak which damaged cabinets & drywall behind the frig into our pantry. About 3 feet high of drywall by 20 ft of drywall was removed along with the spray insulation foam. Is the aerosol can foam ok to use to refill this area before installing drywall?

Thank you!

How close can you use it to a baseboard heater? I have baseboard heaters below several of the windows.

Great video, I find myself just buying the spray foam with the pest block added. Whatever brand with the best price n reviews.

Thanks - I’ve got a gap under a window I’m trying to fill but there’s a uPVC cill that overhangs and then comes down a 90 degrees so I can’t get to the gap in a straight line. Are you able to bend the straws at all or is there a better solution out there? I e had a look but can’t find anything…. Any help would be massively appreciated!

What would you recommend for a finished basement ceiling? Their is a drop ceiling, but some areas of the floor on the main level above the unfinished area(s) are quite cold.

Thank you so much

So in my Man. Door into my garage on the side of the house there is a visible gap under the baseplate of the door jam. Would spray foam be good to use? Also I started noticing a puddle in my basement near where the entrance would be. So you think that since it is not sealed up it it causeing water to leak?

I'm remodeling/rebuilding a single wide mobile home. The owner is planning on using spray foam insulation to insulate the entire house. Bottom up. After putting in the new plumbing and such going underneath and foaming the bottom. What are your thoughts

Can you use spray foam to fill in gaps in a galvanise shed? At the bottom where the shed comes down past the concrete slab. Can I use it there to prevent water getting in?

Hi Aaron. Thanks for the great tips about foam insulation. My main concern is that I've had issues with blinds falling off due to poor structural integrity in the ceiling of the window. Unfortunately the gap between the ceiling and the brick wall is only about 2-3 cm. My query is, can I use the foam to fill up the space, then use filler to close the gap and then create a new hole for putting up the blinds again?

Question so I have a small ac in my room and it keeps leaking from the bottom and the bottom of it there is like a line where I'm guessing the water is coming out from can I use the foam to stop it from leaking from my room

Thank you so much! As a complete newbie to this wondrous foam stuff I was wondering how to clean the tubing before the foam sets. It was your last few sentences that told me! Fortunately I had some lovely stinky acetone handy and managed to save the tube for another day. Also I now know that I can get some more tubes as well. You may be wondering why I didn't read the instructions on the can. Well I am in Japan and I cannot read Japanese sufficiently well, so your video was really helpful. Thanks again. Liked subscribed.

Can I use spray foam to fill a gap in a bathroom exhaust fan between the enclosure and the ceiling drywall?

Can you use Loctite Tite Foam Gaps and Crak around HVAC vents?

What spray foam works around hot copper heating pipes to plug the wall holes around the pipe???

Do crawlspace/basements have to vent? I have a vent that goes to the outside, I'd rather seal it up. Thoughts?

Can I use spray foam in my hallow door to make it more sound proof?

Can I use it to prevent pipes from freezing?

How about sealing areas where bats can get from the attic to the living room via gaps in trim and gap above a dual sliding wooden door in my living room. Bat person recommended a sealant of some type?

I have a wooden balcony right over our front entrance and when it rains water just goes all over the place , could this product be good to fill in the gaps on the balcony in order to stop water from coming down right over the front door ??

can i use this near radiator pipes? there is a gap next to my radiator pipe that i want to fill but im afraid its gonna catch on fire if it gets too hot

Could I use this in drywall to insulate drain pipes?

Can you use spray foam during winter?

Hey was this of using this for the basement door way. Water is coming in through the walkway without the door opening.

If I use this stuff to sandwich corrugated polycarbonate roof panels cross sectional in a matrix and then fill the edges solid what kind of adhesion and dilapidation can I expect in the Florida Sun, wind and rain over time?

Can this be used around the water pipes inside the home. In my house around the shower head pipe, under a sink and pipe coming out of the wall to the toilet there is little gaps. Just wondering if it’s safe to use in all those areas.

I'm building outriggers for my kayak, and someone said I should use "spray foam" to reinforce their strength, is this the stuff they were talking about? or will it make the pvc crack more easily?

Can this product be use under countertop

My question is could I use spray foam around radiator pipes inside house I noticed one day I felt a draft around radiator pipe where there is a gap

So question I have yellow jackets I my garage going in a Crack in the concrete can I spray foam and it seals them in the ground???

Great tips, thanks for posting. Question for you: Can spray foam insulation be used to plug hole (4" diameter) in the wall left over from old vented tumble dryers no longer in use, or should I seek alternative solution?

Can you use these spray foam to seal garage food leaks to prevent bugs and creepers /snakes come in my garage

Good video

Hi, iv got a problem with silverfish in my home. They are partly getting in through gaps between floors and skirting boards. Can i use this stuff to fill the gaps in?

is ok to use GAPS N CRACKS spray foam as insulation say after window casing rebuild due to leaky window ac repair, to bugproof my manufactured home because i will be having OTA ANTENNA ALSO GOING THRU THE WALL. i wanna stop bugs n drafts from getting in, BUT TO BE CLEAR NOT JUST ONE SMALL SPOT THE WHOLE WINDOW CASING WHICH ABOUT 12 INCHES HIGH BY 52 WIDE?

Does anyone know how many square feet a 12 ounce can will expand to?

Loctite's about to pull their sponsorship when they saw the part about buying extra straws instead of cans lol

Will it work on top of gravel

Is it ok to apply spray foam insulation when the attic is 110 degrees? Will it fully cure? Or will it off gas forever?

Is it ok to use it behind the dryer??

Which foam is best if i want to hide something under it?

I have a question about spray foam usage. I have a 1790s house - nice thick lath & plaster walls. However, my kitchen was added in later years & my heat runs ~5 as much in the kitchen zone as elsewhere. The kitchen is also exposed on 3 sides with four windows. The walls have loose fiberglass insulation (almost certainly settled at bottom) & are noticeably cold to the touch. I'm getting ready to remove wallpaper & paint the kitchen so patching holes isn't a problem. Would it be an acceptable solution to drill small holes into each stud space (perhaps at 3', 6' & ceiling) & inject expanding foam on top of the loose fiberglass to increase the R value?

I plucked dried foam out of a straw, and BAM just like new straw

I have problems with my spray foam that it'll shrink in just a few days and the gaps are visible. What maybe the reason behind it?

Was thinking about spraying foam to fill gaps of a newly installed PTL floor of a utility trailer. Want to be able to haul bulk materials and don't want them falling through the cracks. I figured I could just cut excess off with a shovel. Anybody try this "brilliant" idea, or should I head back to the imagination closet? :> I'm trying to avoid the hassle of putting down plywood / tarps for those hauls.

Furnace in attic, foam on air conditioning unit.. Good or bad?