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*_Another camera swinger. UHG!_*

And the point of the clip was what ?

Yak yak yak

Thanks for questioning and testing! It’s crazy how many things are just repeated over the years and never verified

Awesome! Love the content!

I can post a picture of me and my structural engineer doing a facade inspection on a 15-story building and it will get a couple likes and comments...not much interest. If I post a picture of a sink trap and ask a simple question it will get 150 comments and start several arguments among home inspectors. Bizarre.

Does this camera take dual images like the FLIR, both thermal and normal image simultaneously? Does FLIR's MSX technology provide a more presentable image for reporting given its lower image resolution when compared to the P2 Pro? Has the Android software been updated to fix the bugs you mentioned? It seems no one can give me a straight answer to these questions these days. I've also used the FLIR E6 and am underwhelmed given its asking price. Looking for a backup, but none fit the bill at the moment.

Can you replace R 22 with another Freon?

Do you think this guy knows his companies symbol is the chaos star from Warhammer?

I own an older home. Ran a wire to iron pipe plumping then drove a grounding rod out side and connected then wired a wire to the rod.

It's also possible to add a conductor to ground the box.

Nice pineapples 😏

Wow! Great information

Important question: I bought a Titan N120 model. It is going on my bathroom wall. But in my little cabin the breaker box is in the kitchen. So, the plumber said, well your electric has already been inspected, so they make a special wiring that you can run from the Titan wiring and under your gravel (under the cabin) and then over to the breaker box in the kitchen. You don't have to have it in conduit. Please help...I was taught ALL wires running outside to the breaker box must be in conduit. I'm installing a 60 double pole breaker for it in the breaker box

Of course the safest option, also the most expensive, is to run a new length of NM cable from the panel to wherever the ungrounded outlet dilemma is. For two main reasons. First is surge protection, a surge protector such as that 6 outlet strip behind the entertainment center, requires a true ground to shunt the surges away from the items plugged into it. And second, on some pieces of equipment the manufacturer's instructions indicate that it must be connected to a properly grounded circuit; if this is the case than article 110.3 (b) of the NEC applies, which states that equipment shall be installed and used in accordance with any instructions included in the listing, labeling or identification.

What kind of camera are you using

is gfci protection switch at the panel any safer than a gfci outlet ? I would think the outlet option is alot easier to install and a lot easier to test. If the switch option is no more safer than the outlet option; then outlet for the win right?

For 14 years, my husband had to get on our roof and clean all of the pine needles out of our gutters out that way. (It was a 2 story with a walkout basement and was too tall for a ladder. The one time he did something on a ladder, the ladder slipped a few feet so he didn't like going to the top of an extended ladder after that.) He hates heights and thankfully he never fell off of the roof. Then we moved to Las Vegas where they don't put gutters on roofs. We thought it was strange at first but since it only rains a few inches a year there, there isn't a need for them.

Didn't mention DFU ratings. Big differences between models

So yes the inspection cost for just inspection is 300 but what about radon and pest control etc

I live in Minnesota: in your article, you mention grounding to the water pipes that come into your house. Does this include the water pipe where it enters in my utility room? Wanting to ground my csst as it’s pre rules to ground, but I have no idea how much I’d get charged if it’s involving going through a bunch of hoops

…And love your neighbor as your self the two biggest commandments, Shalom

Omg!! I absolutely LOVE that you included the mishaps. 😆 I don't feel like I'm the only one now! That was great! I lol'd for real.

what is best cleaner for this? Thank you

ionization alarms are good now because first alert , brk , kidde , and google nest . They also have the 8th gen detecder . Also the combowe ones only have ionization but you shold bye the combow ion and photo and a Carbon Monoxide . 👍👍 . do not bye the cheap kidde ones. you shold bye the P9050 or the i9010 or the P9040 :)

Thank you so much. I did it today and it magically worked.

Great video. A lot of hoops to go through and things to get blamed for (afterwards). I was thinking about small pets maybe getting inadvertently left behind in a crawl space or attic after sneaking in there and not being known. Also maybe a power source was turned off during the inspection and interrupted a device that was needed to be on continuously, like stopping a fish tank pump and left undiscovered. A tough job for sure. Be blessed!

What can I use instead of bleach???? I can't use bleach.

The Consumer Report gutter guard that I remember seeing was the micro-mesh type.. The thing about gutter guards that is outrageous, is the sleazy sales tactics and criminal prices that companies charge for installation. I installed GutterGlove micro-mesh covers and bought them at Home Depot for a penny on a dollar compared to what the sales criminals charge. And, I agree with you totally on maintenance. ALL gutter covers require it, contrary to the sales rep lies. I blow off my upper guards every year or two with my leaf blower. I use an extension pole with a brush attachment to knock off debris, occasionally, from my lower gutters.

Not my dishwasher! I have a portable dishwasher which is a Kenmore and we all know this is really a Whirlpool dishwasher. I know that the good ones tell us not to rinse because of a sensor. Well my doesn't have a sensor. I also can't figure out how to clean the filter soooo I rinse because of the stink that's left in this gem. Actually this dishwasher can be cleaned by me I'm just not doing it as I am not ripping this thing apart not a simple filter on this dog. I clean enough living in the dirty mountains. Every critter around will get into our homes and it's no picnic. Some of those critters like hanging around the dishwasher. Ugh.

I always wanted to know if these Studor vents or cheater vents worked. Great info and I died laughing at the same time. Thanks for the laughter. I had to sub your channel.

I also found that the "light wash" on my Bosch dishwasher, which takes less than half the time, does the "normal" job just fine. Saves water as well as wear and tear on the dishwasher. Oh, and people should remember to clean their dishwasher filter regularly, if it has one (some have essentially a garbage disposal built in, so there is no need for a filter to catch large, undissolvable pieces).

What brand of tester is that?

Great viddeo

I’m there switching to newer ref

I’m interested in looking to become a home inspector, aside from doing the ICA courses is their anything else you would recommend I do, idk if I would need to do a trade of some sort, I’m fairly new to this and not very knowledgeable about this stuff but I am interested in doing this but feel a little discouraged about not having lots of knowledge about home inspecting and starting my career?

So, I’m sitting in my room, and all of a sudden I hear a noise that sounds pretty much exactly like that, except it ended after like 2 minutes, and got quieter as time went on. it sounded like it was coming from the centre of my room, coulf this be the cause?

I don’t understand where the risk of the cross connection is?

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Electric water heater, water is getting hot and turning cold on and off. After changing all the elements. How do I check all the wiring, and find the problem????

These two piece columns are used in Canada all the time and are code compliant as long as they are indicated for permanent use. The NBC ﴾National Building Code﴿ of Canada requires that adjustable steel columns conform to Article number CAN/CGSB‐7.2‐94 entitled “Adjustable Steel Columns,” which allows single‐tube adjustable columns and telescopic adjustable columns, even at tube diameters of less than 3 inches ﴾76 mm﴿. Great video as usual, you're a Master of the inspection world Ruben!

Haha I want that cute hammer

The last one was mandatory....all else subject to circumstances LOL! just kidding! Thank you for the heads up!!

Lmao at the end

NETA table 100.18 is the standard for thermography maintenance and testing for heat.

PSALM 27:1 digging it

I wouldn't use these as a permanent solution in the sense of the word permanent, I would use these to address sagging issues that may be out of spec as an additional safety measure, not in original construction.

Thank you for the information. The faucets in my house have built-in vacuum breakers. They began to leak from under the cap. I've already replaced them three times and they still start leaking again every few days. What could be the reason? Perhaps the entire faucet needs to be replaced?

I will be doing this tomorrow when nobody’s home and I can well ventilate the home. Thanks for sharing

Thank you...😊