@@Education7r-t3x Hi, Thanks for your question. I briefly read the rule on liquids in carry-on luggage. It seems not much has changed since I made this video. I don’t think you can carry 1 or 2 200ml containers in carryon luggage. The rule seems to be 100ml containers. And the little bag can only total 1 liter. The link in the comments is still good to the UK website. Best

@@Education7r-t3x Thanks for watching and sending a question. I think the answer is no. Based on the UK website, the rules haven’t changed much. Only 100ml containers. All in that little bag totaling no more than 1 liter. Best

@@wesleyrodenbaugh4897 Do you think it’s the city’s problem or the homeowner? Plumber said he can’t risk his license messing with a city meter. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Super helpful to know the name of the specific part. Do you know if that’s part of the meter or a connection?

Different? Seeing one on the road. Something out of the future.

Could be. Very different than anything else on the road. I was shocked.

Hi. Thanks for commenting. Please share a few details. It’ll help viewers avoid a similar bad experience.

Hi, Thanks for watching. Flora has travelled a few times internationally. She returned to the US from Portugal.

Hi, Thanks for watching and commenting. It’s been a few years since I visited Greece, so I don’t have an answer to your question. When I visited I was told that Uber isn’t popular in Greece. The local population finds it strange to get into an unregulated strangers car. We called Uber to request a cab to return to the airport. Greece’s economy is heavily dependent on tourism, so I’m sure you’ll find an easy solution. Good luck and enjoy the trip.

@@radioflashinfo Thank you

@@SacredQueen You’re very welcome. Enjoy your trip. Greece is a great place.

Thanks

Please see my reply in comments. Thanks for watching.

104 year old house. They meter the leak from the street to my house, but not the guaranteed leak in the street. So, only the customer pays.

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Hi, As long as you can access the meter and shut off the water to the house, your water company wouldn’t know.

@@radioflashinfo That’s assuming there isn’t a battery and device inside reporting whether or not tampering took place. It’s their property too. 😅

Was it an expensive repair?

Hi, Sorry, I put the video together in the wrong order. 🤪

After checking the meter. It wasn’t filmed in the correct order. Sorry for the confusion.

Next video will answer your question. Thanks for commenting.

Thanks for commenting. I think you’re right. Next video will be the solution and the $.

​@@radioflashinfoHmmm....could the wonderful digital metering device be having a problem? Like electric "smart" meters have been shown to have at various times? I guess you would have to cut the line a few feet before the meter to see if it still allows water through when "off". And again, there is always the electronic part of the meter that may just be counting when it shouldn't. 😉

@@rickhinojosa5455😂 yea I guess this could be that one in a million when it's the meter and NOT the most likely problem of a leak. 😂 pure genius stuff come out of KZfaq commenters mouths

Depends on what you live in. I live in a manufactured home and our meter is in the carport by the entrance door.

You can find it on Amazon or at Home Depot. Just search online for recessed lighting hole cutter. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Everybody’s busy visiting Disney theme parks. Sad. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Thanks for watching and commenting.

Thanks for watching and commenting. The only “negative” comment I have about the jacket is the pilling. During the colder months I wear it almost daily. It’s warm, breathable, light weight, and all the pockets are in the right place with the right size. Because I use it so much and stuff big heavy things in the pockets, it’s stretched a bit. Which I’d expect from any knitted garment. Despite all that, if I had to choose one jacket as a staple in my closet during the winter. This would be it. Good luck.

Hi, Thanks for watching and commenting. I didn’t buy a door sweep, although I could see the utility. Especially, if you live in a warmer climate. The only gap I notice is a slight one at the bottom, no gaps on the sides. If I’m not mistaken, I had to specify right opening. Loews also sent a guy to measure my doorway because I needed a non traditional width that the factory was able to produce. Overall, I’m happy about the purchase and haven’t regretted spending over $1k for a screen door. Note that the door does close hard and fast. I don’t mind at all, maybe the closing speed can be adjusted, but I’ve never tried.

Agreed, they’re definitely a great addition to the wardrobe. Thanks so much for watching and commenting.

Thanks for watching and commenting. 😀

Thanks for watching and commenting. Honestly, I was totally unaware of the 2 brands you mentioned, so your comment definitely helps viewers. From my brief research, it appears your partially correct. I’d venture that Aigle’s are partially made in France, given they provide a qualification on their website. Le Chameau, appears to be 100% assembled in France. Definitely, a plus for both companies. Given I’m a bit of an anglophile, I didn’t consider any other boot maker. So far, I’ve been super happy with my Hunter boots and wear a pair every time it rains. The past two days in fact. Nevertheless, I love your comment and I’m glad you’ve given us some options.

I agree 100%. A car is a depreciating asset. Fir most of us it’s also the second largest purchase we make in our lives. And we do it multiple times. I use a rented scooter, zip car, and car rentals when needed. So much less to think about. For many cars are simply status symbols. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Thanks for watching and commenting. I’ve rented a scooter from Unagi for about 2 years. Initially, it was to get back and forth to the free charging station. Now it’s my primary method of transportation. The building where I work charges $20-30 daily to park a car. My scooter sits under my desk and charges for free. My coworkers used to laugh. They stopped laughing when they received their auto insurance renewals.

Thanks so much for watching and commenting. So glad the video helped 😀

Definitely a place we’d visit again. So many places to visit, Athens is just a start. Thanks so much for watching and commenting.

Thanks for watching and thanks for the encouragement. Although the channel has a lot of product reviews, we never want to lose site of the reason we started, to help people make better purchase decisions.

I agree it is, but it seems that’s not how the Greeks see it. Thanks for watching snd commenting.

Muito obrigado por assistir e comentar.

Apena aqui Brasil as mulher não usam botas de borracha cano longo Muito linda mulher usando essas bota fica show beleza perfeitas nas mulher

Great advice. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Thanks for watching.

A chime can be connected to any hard wired doorbell. I’m not sure about a wireless chime. Hope this helps and thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching and commenting. I love the jacket, but hate the pilling. Please leave a comment with an easy removal remedy. If it works I’ll make another video. Thanks Again

@@radioflashinfo you can get pill shavers which remove the little "pills" of fabric that stick up. google "fabric shaver" or "pill shaver" and you should get a good result, it basically works the same way as a foil shaver does on your facial hair but the fabric shavers have bigger holes.

Thanks for watching and commenting. This was one of my earliest videos. We are always looking to improve video quality and content.

Great comment. Super informative. Overall, it’s a super warm jacket and wears well. It’s just the piling that irritates me. To Patagonia’s credit, they mention it up front. Thanks again for watching.

Unfortunately, I don’t know much about the resale of antiquities. Thanks for watching.