Plumbing a bathroom explained in 4 minutes. [You CAN do it!] #diy #plumbing

Today we talk about laying out the drain lines in a bathroom in around 4 minutes.

[oldguy-dbqk]

Dude, you say more in four minutes than most of these guys can say in an hour. I really appreciate your attitude, your work ethic and your ability to explain things in an experienced way. It's obvious that you know your trade and you know how to explain it in a complete and concise way without going all the way back to Cain and Able in the Bible. Thank you for doing such a great job and doing such a great job on your videos.

[robertohashem]

Thank GOD this isn’t another waste of time filler 12 minute video for the algorithm. Straight to the point . And more informative than anything else out there

[rikkicanbuild]

Looks like you and I will be plumbing my house together. 4min at a time,

[Mobutusese]

Perfect, short, clear, 4 min, no fluff, doable. Subscribed, and thumbs-up. Thanks.

[brettpindell]

4 minutes and 20 seconds. Most efficient and informative video on the subject I've ever seen. Thank you.

[letsRegulateSociopaths]

probably the best explanation of plumbing/ code I have seen on youtube. Everything all in one place! Really Good! Thanks!

[DrewJackson-vcyr]

I just subscribed because of your no time wasting B.S. and straight to the point explanation. Thank you

[jeffreyphillips]

Great info. You might want to mention that while the slope and trap arm length may be legal in NC, it does not comply with Uniform Plumbing Code. Many states use the UPC and most use the International Plumbing Code. Please check with the plumbing inspector (Authority Having Jurisdiction) or you may be having to tear out your plumbing to make it pass code.
All in all though, Great Job!

[mplserin]

I agree you say more in 4 minutes than others say in an hour! I understand exactly what you mean! Your videos changed my life (good plumbing is life changing!), I've replaced iron with PVC on 2 of my sinks so far--thank you!

[edwinwise]

As a Retired contractor who has done a few bathrooms, I really enjoyed your work on showing stack outs and relative distances and pitch details . More than once I have had a client complain about the horrible smell in the baths I was remodeling. When I opened up the walls there was a stack but never went past the top plate

[BathroomRemodelingTeacher]

Straight to the point, easy to follow, valuable information 👍 Thanks

[FR-srsy]

As others have mentioned an extremely efficient video. Cannot thank you enough.

[jobaecker]

Wow, one of the best "to-the-point" videos I've seen in a long time. Visually and verbally explained, short, and it references a practical application. My kudos!

[bkoz]

short and to the point...this great makes a great teacher.

[Userpesanque]

I stopped doing plumbing work in '86 . California. Watching your video surprised me with whats allowable now. Back then only vertical wet vent was allowable, and a WC needed a 2" vent.

2" trap length was 5', 3" trap length was 6' . Horizontal vents from a wye branch needed to roll up above the center line of the drain too. Lol, my last code book I owned was the 1976 version.

[JayTeeNIN]

I was born in N.C in Salisbury and grew up in Albemarle. Now I live in Minnesota. I'm glad I found your channel. I'm currently trying to replace the drain in my basement along with the plumbing to the toilet, shower, and sink. I would also like to replace the upstairs plumbing down the road sometime. When I sell this house I want to get absolutely the top dollar for it so I can purchase a much bigger historical house and restore it.

[joshuaalexander]

Best, concise thing I've seen in awhile.... Carpenter here, appreciate this vid on my not-so-area of expertise.

[fallcreekband]

I can't thank you enough for putting these videos together. I'm building my own home and doing most of the work myself, including the plumbing, and the information you're sharing is priceless. Thank you!

[ludafial]

Finally, I've been looking for this video for days, I had to watch half hour videos that in the end did not help me, thanks for sharing and for making it short but well explained and easy, bravo.

[sall]

Strongly agree with the comments below. By the way I almost never leave comments on videos. If youre a DIY'er save this video and watch it a few times. He tells you just about all the important things you need to know. I spent days researching what he tells you here and have about 25 videos saved in a plumbing playlist. Really good, concise explanation. You still want to do some additional research and I don't want to trivialize a job like this but it is really "do-able" with just a little common sense and research. Thanks for the video.