10 Plumbing HACKS To Make Your Life Easier! | GOT2LEARN

Here are 10 plumbing hacks that'll make you like easier if you're a DIYer that like tackling small projects at home to make things better!
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DISCLAIMER: Got2Learn is NOT responsible for any damage done to a property of which the plumbing wasn't done by a professional, I do not recommend doing your own plumbing if you are unsure about what you are doing, always hire a LICENSED contractor when doing any type of plumbing so you can be covered by insurances if something does happen, these videos are for entertainment purposes only!

[sadeg]

I Appreciate for all the tips and tricks you sharing with the public as a professional plumber. I like to say (your rock. ) I’m old school guy and working as a contractor and remodeler over 35 years with watching your videos and fallowing your guides I got the better results on plumbing job and I’m not shay to say you tech me more skills and knowledge as you said 90% of the job is preparation. Spending time for cleaning the pipes and fittings in the beginning saves more time and hassle on the end plus at this time I fallowed your steps and I soldered 40 fitting and NO LEAKS at all. No matter how old we are or how much experience we have leaning the new skills it must be on our everyday task and I learned new skills from you (Thank You.) Keep up the good job.

[jeffostroff]

For all my valve change outs I use the Ridgid One Stop Wrench it is 2 wrenches that thread onto each other, and the stem on one of the wrenches fits in the 3/8" outlet port on the valve to hold it steady while the other wrench loosens the nut, like what you showed with the socket wrench parts.

[andrewyoussef]

Your channel is awesome. Keep ‘em coming buddy! Thanks!

[Rikkcas]

The last one is gold. Great solution for tight spots in a remodel. 👍🏼

[avionism]

Great tips ! Especially like the removal of the wax ring with a heat gun- much easier!

[danielvelezdiaz]

In the wax ring case, use a rubber ring for reinstall, can be repositioned the times you need to, and end with the wax mess forever...

[Viper-MotoVlogger]

All very good tips bro. I love my oscillating tool 👍

[sherrimorana]

Such great tricks ! 👏🏻👏🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻😌😌 the best, always! Thanks !!

[imwatching]

That was awesome
I really like the heat gun trick that is really useful
I might not be a plumber but I do like to diy my stuff all the time and save money
I got my notifications to work

[montero]

Keep the videos coming. Knowledge is power. Thank you 👍👊

[DimBeau]

Woot woot! Another great video the archives! You work hard, man. And it shows in the quality of your videos!

[louis]

Keep posting videos. I watch every video you upload. I work as a general contractor and find your videos very good and informative.

[ironbitch]

The felt pad is a great idea I’ve almost permanently stop using copper clamps I try only to use the plastic when it is appropriate but your idea is also great

[srefugee]

Yes, dish detergent makes a great clog remover. Sometimes I've added a bit of Tri-Sodium Phosphate (from the paint department) which helps attack grease and the like if you are working on a kitchen drain. Just give it time to work through the clog. No need to use dangerous corrosives except maybe for hair.

[giosheaff]

Love ur videos I always use ur tips and tricks everyday and they help so much

[tunafish]

WOW some more great great tips.thanks again.

[briandellafey]

Great tricks! Thanks for all that you do!

[paulc]

You got a new subscriber :). I found your videos a week or so ago and I really like it! Learn quite a bit too, thanks!

[acemannotsomeother]

Make sure to add enough water to the toilet to regain the trap seal after flushing with a pail. The symphonic trap of a toilet needs to be reprimed after each use.

[tonybotelho]

Great videos, keep up the good work dude!