You’re very welcome. 😃👍

Very welcome! 😃⏰👍

I’m not familiar with the product, but if it creates strong joints, please let me know.

You're welcome! 😁

If you have a different model and there is no fabric softener compartment you will need to add it at the beginning of the rinse cycle once the tub fills.

Not sure, but vinegar does kill mold. It’s difficult to empty all the water out of the Neat due to the design, so I usually run it until no steam comes out.

You're welcome! 😃👍

I do like the Ridgid boxes for the price. I even picked up the two drawer box, which I like better than the 3 drawer. I just wish they had maximized storage space in the drawer boxes.

Very welcome! 😃👍

I believe it took me about 8-10 hours across three days since the pavers had to dry before I could add sand to the joints and it rained on day two so I couldn’t do anything. Would have been faster had I used the pressure washer instead of the putty knife. Of course I always say if I want something to take longer than it should I’ll make a video of it. 🤣

Interesting. Check out my cycle videos if you want a basis for comparison.

If it’s the same model as mine, there may be some corrosion (likely hard water deposits) holding it on. Reading through the comments a few folks mentioned that it ultimately required brute force to lift it straight up. Another person mentioned they left the machine hooked up, removed the screw, locking washer, and rubber gasket and then ran a wash cycle (stop the cycle before it spins though) in order to loosen it up, which it did (one person said theirs floated right off), but I don’t know if I’d try that.

I had the same problem. Everything I researched said it was fabric softner that basically has glued your wash plate down at the spindle. After trying everything under the sun, I managed to get it off. I removed the bolt, then got two hook tools from harbor freight. I poured boiling around the area where the spindle/bolt is. Then using a hook tool on opposite sides in the little wash plate holes on the outer side of the wash plate, I would yank upward. Then rotate the hook tools around the wash plate but keeping them on opposite sides and doing the same pulling method. Amazingly, it came loose in seconds. I had been trying to get this off for months too.

Ty all so much

The good news is that if both appliances shut off at the same time, you probably didn’t blow the fuse in the microwave. Two appliances drawing too much power at the same time likely tripped one of the circuit breakers and your parents will know how to remedy that. The bad news is you’re going to have to wait for that popcorn until they’ve dealt with it.

@@BruceAlanR thanksssss i emailed my dad and he said the fuse was prob blown and that he'd fix it when he got home :::3

Good tips! Thanks for sharing! I actually bought a pair of wellies shortly after making the video. 🤣

If only I was working for DeWalt I might not have to pay full retail for their stuff. 🤣 When I started out, I went all in on DeWalt tools, but have transitioned into Milwaukee’s platforms over the years… just not the PackOut. I have come to like Milwaukee’s tools better and I don’t get kickbacks from them either. Ha! Any revenue generated by my videos goes to recoup monies I’ve spent.

That’s the top down sprayer that rinses the clothes when the TurboWash option is selected. If it’s consistently dripping (non-stop) when the machine is powered off, there’s likely an issue with the valve not closing.

It doesn’t do as much as I’d hoped, but I do use it for basic cleaning.

Glad the video was helpful. I do occasionally struggle with words…. Microfryber. 🤣

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Thank you for the kind words. I try to be thorough.

I still like it although sometimes I get lazy and grab the recip saw. 🤣

I haven’t explored that, but it’s a good idea. It would need to be a product that can a lot of heat if there’s a cooktop underneath. You’d also want something that wouldn’t expose you to harmful vapors when heated.

The results are worth it! 😃

Thanks!

Can’t argue with that! I like them too.

It uses hot tap water and does not have a heater.

Ugh! Thanks for sharing your experience.

Perhaps there’s a mod, but you could always put a 1.0 box on the top of the stack.

@@BruceAlanR we dont have 1.0 in aus

Glad the video was helpful! 😃👍

Wow! That’s terrible. When I went under the hood of mine I was surprised to find some minor surface rust along edges where the paint had flaked off the outer case. It’s really sad (and wasteful) that things aren’t well made anymore. My folks still have a washer from the early 80’s.

Thanks for sharing your experience! I agree that it will clean grout, but chemicals make it whiter similar to the white sink example I showed.

Thanks for pointing it out. Perhaps I’ll cover it in a future video.

Can’t argue with that, but I can’t say I miss the moss now that it’s gone. Perhaps that’s because there’s still plenty of moss around our yard. 🤣

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That would be cool!

Thanks for sharing your experience. Definitely not my favorite string trimmer either.

Thanks for sharing your experience. I use mine pretty much every day. I’ve found suction definitely decreases as the filter gets dirty or battery depletes.

It’s the Milwaukee M18 compact vac. I reviewed it here… Milwaukee M18 Compact Handheld Vacuum REVIEW 0882-20 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/d8CjjZaCnN6qpn0.html

I believe each charger is 4 Amps.

If you’ve added bleach via the bleach cup it will be included in whatever cycle is run next. That’s because the bleach isn’t actually dispensed. When bleach is added via the bleach cup it drains down to the bottom of the outer tub below the stainless tub (aka, spin basket). That way bleach doesn’t come in direct contact with clothes until it has been diluted by water added in the wash segment. 😃👍

Control Lock doesn't impact water temp. Control Lock is used to lock the panel and prevents young children from accidentally pressing random buttons. The temperature of the water used in the wash segment is selected using the TEMP button. All rinses are cold water with this model.

@@BruceAlanR thank you