So what about letting the viewers here know about the reset issues that come along with a GFCI feeding a GFCI. And the oddity of trying to get them all reset. For as you probably know, when one gets tripped they all trip. And it's tricky to get them all rest.

Omg I can’t believe this worked!!! Thank you so much!!

I don't have an Allen wrench is there something else I can use. Thx

Thank you! I have the worst anxiety about owning a house and constantly worrying about all of the things that can go wrong with my house. This video saved the day!

Tile adhesive is genius. Tried using caulk and had too much give. Thanks for sharing this

sorry but you didnt fix the gaps. why?

i know this video is a bit old now, but i have a question if you have time! We just bought a home, and i'm planning to make a whole cat room with these hammocks and perches! It looked like the PVC pipe diameter was 2", do you feel like that is plenty of space for the cats to get around with easily? We are planning to get a pipe cutter (The ratchet ones) and most of them go to 2 1/2 but not more; We're just worried that the cats won't have enough space to climb up them. we're planning to probably get 2 1/2 diameter, but i guess it depends what is available at the time. Thank you in advance, and thank you for the update!

Thank for this video. Can you still use both outlets after drawing power from it?

Thank you so much for taking the time to share this... I saw $$$ flying out of my life when I heard the buzz/hummm... allen-key to the rescue.

Thank you

Nice one bro how can I get all the equipment you used as in the tools

Big thanks for this video mate - sorted out a sagging floorboard in my kitchen by drilling 5 small holes and filling with a hardwood colored flooring specific 'no more gaps' product. Much better option than having my kitchen ripped up and re-laid (which is what the retailer and original installer recommended). LOL :P

Wouldn't you want to 1st test it then staple it? Seems backwards to me in case it does not work well.

Awesome man thank you for sharing 😀...

The Allen key worked, thanks!

Worked Great!! Thanks

Bro that's wrong information and dumb as hel l do not do this people...

Simple. Quick question. How do you drain the pipe after shutting off water?

Has this held up over the years? Thanks so much for posting, need to try it on my bathroom that has about a 1/8” of give, which causes the tub to creak so bad b

This may be a old video but hopefully you reply, ….if I find the “lead/first” outlet and am able to run a ground wire to it to either the ground bar on the box or like a copper grounding rod hammered into the ground in my crawl space then install a gfci with this ground wire attached will this ground all of the outlets following or only the one?

Thank you so much for this tip. It worked 100% 👍

You didn’t show yourself grounding the wire to the green ground of receptacle to the receptacle to the metal outlet box.

Thanks for the update. I recently watched the original video and wondered how they would hold up with only the one fastener in the stud. Pretty well apparently! Thanks for sharing.

Do you have click and lock system? If you drill at the seam wouldn't they break the system? Or did tog drill near the seam?

This is great! I can’t wait to give this a try. Thank u!!

Learning something new every day 👍👍 thanks

THX simple process... safety first.. might want to add using a Voltage tester even after turning of the circuit... show a circuit board so novices know where to turn off the circuit you are working on.

Guess what. Your not grounding anything. Some electrical equipment won't work if no ground detected. Mainly medical.

Aaron: If the existing cable has a ground wire would you connect it to the green screw on the receptacle anyway? I ran into a situation today where I'm trying to daisy chain off of a receptacle to add a new one. Problem is, when I plug in the circuit tester it says there's an "open ground". So, I'm wondering if these Leviton 'preferred" receptacles will solve the problem?

How well did it last? That's the key question.

I realize this is an old video but is there a supplies list somewhere that I'm not finding?

Your sister is so fucking smart!! This is literally genius

Thank you. Great video 😊

Thank you so much for this video !! I was waiting for a year to replace this , I didn’t have no idea on how?? but electrician was so expensive, by miracle I found this video . I follow you instrucción and I finally did .. I replace it .. thanks all to you and your video .. thank you so much

Thanks!!! My sink has been doing this for YEARS - drives me crazy !!! Hope I can fix mine !!

Any suggestions on specific material you used for hammocks?

Awesome! Thank you!

What tool should i use if i dont have the one that came with it? New home owner here. Thanks!

Aaron, is the wiring different than connecting speaker wire? It normally would be white to white and black to black, but it almost looks like you went white to black and white to black. Did I see that correctly?

Yooo!!! Thanks for the video. Nailed it.

My ancient Chamberlain stopped responding to all remotes. I unplugged the unit, waited two seconds, then plugged it back in -- everything now back to normal. Try the easy things first...

I did two floor boards today and your system worked out great. Planks no longer give when they are stepped on. This fix was spot on and far less work than removing the planks.

Thank you for the video. Checking the wires by the motor did the trick.

Latex caulking should work too as it dries fairly hard

Thank you 🙏

Thanks for your help!

Hi Aaron - Great tips on testing the sensors first - We just happened to have a non-direct lightning strike in our front yard which took out some electronics (i.e. the GFCI outlet for the door opener). Door now exhibiting bad sensor symptoms and codes - Both sensors have no lights - Will check replacements ahead of time and if not the problem (can return them) may be time for a control board - Anyway thanks for the tips !!

Whats the bubbke for if it isnt a level

Brilliant. Followed your demo and voila! I skipped the 'pinching of the cold water line' ;). Great video. Thanks!

That is plumb not level.