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Tyvm for the tip😅, I got locked out of my house and had to crawl through my dog 🐶 door to get into the house 🏡 and I had to go through some insulation that got exposed. I remembered cold 🥶 water helps to prevent it working into open pores but after a shower 🚿 I was still itching. Just tried the lint roller and Crossing 🤞 it helps. How do I wash my clothes which got exposed to fiberglass 😮??!?

Maybe also consider a shutoff valve installed above the check valve. That way for you or the next person needing to replace the check valve, they have a way to keep everything from falling back on them.

Never had good results using window glazing. Always leaves a visible dimple.

Sometimes I just need half the bag, so I might try slicing it from the top down about halfway, if it doesn’t work, I will let you know…

Great idea - helpful video - thanks

Thank you for this video. The little town that I live in has one small hardware store. I'm remodeling an old home for my wife and I to move into. Went in to our local store today looking for painter's putty, they didn't have it but I did see DAP 33 window glazing. I'll go back in the morning and get some. Closest big box hardware is over 50;miles away. Seriously, thank you for the info and for saving me a trip.

Thank you! This was really helpful!

Paslode... mine have always been like that... very annoying 😂😅

thanks

Great video, thanks - simple and super-helpful!

But how do you remove the strap from the ratchet part when you're done using it and are putting it away?

Thank you!

My lights, bathroom light keep going off and on and the kitchen, the one in bathroom bulb blew up, scared the bagebers out of me. Suggestions?

Just done a repair with similar. Cardboard is messy and absorbs.... I used a smooth old kitchen tile, dead easy to mix and clean for reuse. I also use flat candy sticks for small amounts, throw em away after use.

Thanks for this. I don't have a rain coat and needed something like this, because it was raining cats & dogs on my way to work. lol

But you did not actually show the finished product it still had the tape on it?😮

Can I use this same type of paint but from a spray can?

I have always struggled with ratchet straps until today. No more! Many thanks for bringing me clarity, and saving me hours trying to release them.

Great video. I was wondering if I could even use stranded wire for an outlet.

Itch?... What itch,, it burns and highly irritating

I gave up wood baseboard after watching this video. Thank you very much for your wonderful video.

Awesome feeding station! I’m battling the raccoons at night. Does the 8” duct work truly help with raccoons? My husband went with 6” and it’s not working….just want to make sure the 8” does before we swap it out. Thanks!

How do you do the base for curved wall? Do you have a video on that?

is ok good to do that too compressor under the fan inside the housing

Awesome job! I love this!

How would you like to never have to clean out your coils again?

Thank you for the great instructions

Try a pool noodle for $2.00 higher insulation value and density.

What kind of glue do you use?

I found the density of the Bondo filler and it is 1.14. grams per ml. The density of the hardener is 1.2 grams per ml. I got these from the 3M safety data sheets. So one fluid oz of filler is 29.57 ml and that is 33.71 grams. If you use 1.5% ratio then the hardener amount is .5 grams or .6 ml hardener. If you use the 2.5% ratio then you use .84 grams of hardener of about 1 ml. So this large can of 3.18 kg has a bottle of 78 grams of hardener. 3.18 kg is 3.625 litres and 78 grams of hardener is 93.6 ml . The volume ratio for the whole can is 93.6/3625 = 2.58 . So the % in the tube is 2.58. Many places say to use less 1.5 %. So this gives a ball park range in ml. and now you know how much ml is a 3 inch strip. To calculate that from the can directions. A 3 inch circle 1/2 inch thick is 115.82 ml or about 4 fluid oz. 115.82 ml filler is 132. grams and 2.58% of that is 3.406 grams of hardener. 3.4 grams of hardener is 3.4 /1.2 = 2.83 ml. The can could have just told you this. 2.83 ml hardener for the 3 inch circle that is 1/2 inch thick. So that is the starting point and you could use less hardener and find out how long the working time is, down to 1% or so. I have a lot of these little pneumatic push tubes that I can fill and measure exactly. Get them for ink cartridge refiling etc. I am going to try a 1% mixture and see how many minutes work time and completely harden time I get. Some places say you use more hardener in cold weather and that the filler get hard due to heat produced in the mix.

What is the ratio. No where can I find the amount of hardener to add. On the can they say to mix use a 3 inch circle 1/2 inch thick and add a three inch strip of hardener. This volume is 115.86 ml. My hardener did not come out as a strip and is liquid so I need to know the amount in ml. I mixed 1 once of bondo up with some hardener and it was too much and I wasted half of the mix. It would really be nice if they told you somewhere how much in ml so you don't have to guess and use up the tube and have to go and buy another tube. This is disgusting. If you knew the amount of hardener to put in , exactly you could put it in a pneumatic tube and squeeze out the exact amount. Then you would not run out of hardener and have to go to the store to buy another tube. It is absurd that they can't tell you the amounts in ml. They say it is 1.5 to 2.5 % by weight. This means I have to get out a scale and figure out the density so I can arrive at a volume measurement. I will have to do this myself and post the answer. It is for 3m Bondo 265C 3.18 kg and 78 grams of hardener. This gives you the mass ratio but not the volume.

Great tip

Every year I buy a box of bags and cut them and put them back in the box. I give them out to people on the streets. Sometimes it is with a few cans of pop top foods, sometimes to protect from rain, sometimes as a layer in the cold. Always worth doing. Also look on how to do with with a head cover. Appreciate the video.

Apple cider vinegar works wonders as well. Earlier today, I was pulling phone wire through fiberglass under a house. Been itching since I got out from under it. Rubbed apple cider vinegar on it a couple minutes ago, no more itch!

Thank you! Ratchet straps are now demystified for me!

...silk.sheets intensifies it😂😂

CLR also helps

Thanks for making this video !

Another option for securing the insulation, I use line set UV tape since my line gets a lot of exposure to the sun and the adhesive seam tends to fail in places over time. Available at big box stores, but common brand is ShurTape LS 300 UV-Resistant Line Set Tape. A bit pricey, but that insulation is important.

I am dumbass, my lungs hurt because I was grinding on a boiler unit to get the rope gasket residue off.

Would that help with threads that have a nick or notch in them from using a hacksaw to remove a stuck hose? I have water that squirts up because of damaged threads.

I would prefer 1 part hardener to to X parts Bondo to try in 10 mins, 1 part hardener to Y parts Bondo to dry in 20 mins. etc.

YOU ARE NOT MAKING a gas grill burner . . . .. you are merely REFURBISHING AN EXISTING GRILL. this does me no good at all Don't waste your time.

I used a vacume earlier today but masking tape gave me the idea of those lint rollers. Probably the best idea.

correct me if I am wrong but this system is very similar to the PureBlueH2O system that costco sells.. And it seems the filters are exactly the same type. Would it possible to use the Culligan filters on the PBH20 system since the company does not have any filters on their website and Amazon no longer has stage 3 filters on sale. Anyone got insight on how to find alternative filters, Im curious to see if the filter fits the system..

Great informative video. I watched another video before and it was confusing. Your instructions were awesome. Thank you.

*immediately goes under the ratchet release

Bactine spray over the itchy area works amazing. Obviously it doesn't fix the problem but it can make the last few hours of the workday bearable until you can get home and take that cool shower

Looks awesome