The BEST Electrical Hacks That Will Change Your Home!

Want to learn some DIY electrical hacks that will transform your home? In this video I'll show you some of my favorite tips and tricks I've learned over the years. With these hacks, even beginners can tackle DIY electrical projects with confidence!

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Klein Tools Wire Cutter and Wire Stripper

Wireless DIY 3-Way On Off Anywhere Lighting Home Control Wall Switch Set

Leviton Wallplate, White, 10-Pack

IRWIN Diagonal Cutting Pliers, 6-Inch

Hubbell-Raco Switch Box in 3 x 2-Inch Gangable 2-1/2-Inch

Arlington TV Box with Flange for Home Theater Installations

Gardner Bender Electrical Door Switch

Vinyl Electrical Tape

Waterproof Black Pigtail Lamp Socket (5 Pack)

Leviton Hinged Cord Outlet

2 Outlet Light Socket Adapter

Frosted Incandescent Rough Service Light Bulb

Polarized Plug Light Almond

Outdoor Extension Cord - Lighted End

Outdoor Extension Cord - Black

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[garypillischafske]

Man, down to earth, practical advice. You are the man. I am 72 yrs old and I still learned a thing or two. Don’t stop Jeff. Your are a breath of fresh air to us who try to do it right…wrong. We need you!

[rty]

Hey Jeff. One of the tricks I use for locating elec boxes on sheet rock is to place a sponge in the box tightly. First dip the sponge in water with red (or whatever color u want) food color. Press the sheet rock against the sponge and you will have a?perfect pattern where your box is.
I have also used a rubber mallet against the sheet rock where a metal outlet box is and it will leave a perfect mark on tje back of sheet rock of the metal elec box

[williammoyer]

Hi Jeff. In the trade we call oversize trim plates "jumbo plates". I really enjoyed your presentation. I was a Union Electrician for 35 years in Silicon Valley. I started wiring houses in the late 70's and finished my career wiring big MCC's (Motor Control Centers), including everything in between. There are so many tricks of the trade that the average homeowner has no idea of that make installations a snap. I salute you for providing this info in a fast, fun, and informative way.

[johna]

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[anjo]

You and my dad are my heroes when it comes to diy’s! Been doing a lot of home repairs and improvements based on your tips. I’m amazed I can actually do them, and how I also enjoy it! Thanks so much Jeff!

[dalerardon]

I've been in the business for 30 yrs. These are really good tips for homeowners. All of these are in my trailer at all times.

[OriginalNameNick]

Out of the 30 or 40 "Hacks" videos I've ever watched, this is the first that actually has useful information. Jeff, you are providing a public service and I appreciate you helping us actual hacks do better in our attempts to be handy.

[colleendoucet]

I lOVE JEFF! And driving my husband and crazy with all his knowledge! 😅

[robh]

I've been in the construction trade for many years and I had to learn everyone of those tricks the hard way this is extremely valuable information that only comes from years of experience and is also what makes someone a true professional in their trade this is one of the best construction channels on YouTube.

[blaster-zyxx]

I’m about to do a glass tile backsplash and I appreciate all these tips and tricks before I dive in!

[bohdannyman]

Me, watching this as an electrician: "Hhhmm... Not sure if he really knows what he's talking about..."
Jeff: "Electric tape band-aids"
Me: "He's solid. I trust him"

[JB-xuuq]

I watch your videos all the time. I bought a house in Nebraska that was built in 1916. Over the years, various owners have built on to this house and nothing makes sense and we have spent two years rehabilitating it. Your videos provide great guidance to us in helping us do certain things. Thank you

[teebles]

Another great video... I can't recall how many videos I started watching, not knowing how long it was, and in the end realize it was a full 25 mins of great info...

[KaoticFdr]

Jeff, you made me feel smart. I've used that 3 switch device in my 5x7 bathroom! They are very useful for having a vanity light, fan light, and fan.

[sheholdsrainbows]

I did not grow up with a father nor much of a father figure. So meeting you on YouTube has really helped me more than you could ever understand. I decided you adopted me and are teaching me all the things a father would lmbo.

😂👏 A very grateful subscriber!

[Bitcoin_Bernoulli]

the number of hours I have spent exploring that isle... and to think I could have just watched this video two years ago!

[romaintrevisiol]

Electric tape, the best thing ever! I always hurt myself lightly and I have this tape handy all the time. It gets you through the day.

[bassichonda]

Thanks again for all the tips. I use a lot of your tips daily.

[davidwooden]

As an electrician, I would suggest going with a 12 AWG extension cord.

[juliaglen]

Love the 3 switch plate for an old bathroom switch for a light, fan, and other. The king size (extra large) light plate is brilliant. Thank you for all of your tips and tricks, they are brilliant.