Some soap and a brush would do wonders. Try it.

That was a complete waste of time. Turn that dang music overlay OFF and tell the guys to quit mumbling. Waste of my bandwidth!

If you ran the drops on the opposite side, pre-measured, spliced and routed they'd sit in the tray nice.

Where is this?

should find a company that is selling off some tools and see if a LOCATER tool shows up , I did this for 10 years on my own and I confirmed or even located other services the home owner may have . Yard lights , water pipe from well as you found and even telephone wires. Good to see young men doing this stuff these days !

Thank you for making this video and the other ones as well. I'm what you would call an old-timer. When I first started, there was no fiber optics involved in comms...just in lighted fancy displays. I recall one time a guy was putting an end on a fiber cable and he kept swirling it in an 8 pattern over some sort of polishing cloth/paper. It took him several minutes to complete that. I've never done fiber optic ends. Anyway, it was cool to see that you all have machines now that apparently put ends on fiber very quickly. That's awesome!!

I am working as an optical fiber technician from Bangladesh, which country are you from?