The ULTIMATE Plumbing Mistakes Guide (30 Mistakes And How To Fix Them) | GOT2LEARN

Here is a compilation of plumbing mistakes I've posted on my channel, all combined together to form the most complete plumbing mistakes compilation video on YouTube, enjoy

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[MAN-hkwq]

My boss I work with has been doing plumbing for 33 years. Every single tip that he has taught me this guy brought up. I’m actually shocked at how great this video is. 10/10 for sure brother. Good work!

[waltcachia]

Probably one of the most informative plumbing vids.. The "do's and don'ts" are good but the "why's", and why not's" explanations is what really sets it apart.

[TheLawWon]

Nothing but the best information from this channel and on every video I've viewed.

Excellent job and I'm proud to say I just completed my plumbing replacing the laundry faucet new copper pipes and next I'm doing a new shower faucet install.

I couldn't be happier and it's all been a success because I carefully listened to this channel.

Thank you bro I'm really grateful.

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[kricklin]

Complete novice here - thank you for posting such an informative video. Homeowners would do well to watch your video before hiring a plumber as they will be much better informed and less afraid to ask questions.

[vladimirborodavkin]

I'm from Russia. I learned English only at school. and I can't speak it fluently. but when I watch your videos, I understand every word. amazing. cool videos, cool presentation and explanations. Thank you)

[I-sed-no]

Your videos are so good I don't know if folks realize how much effort goes into getting the camera and audio setup properly. Not to mention the expert content. Love it! You've saved me thousands of dollars not hiring a plumber. I've completely remodeled a bathroom down to the studs with new copper piping and no leaks, looks amazing thanks to you.

[ljc]

I've been in the field for 23 years and your videos are VERY GOOD for new people and reminders for others. Keep up the Great work.

[craighellberg]

Hello sir, the reason your channel is so great is because not only do explain the proper way to do things; but you also show the incorrect way and the reasons for both. Great job.

[rodneyrtennis]

Great job on this video👍
I'm a retired union plumber with 42 years of service. 27 years as a piping inspector.

[tunafish]

Another great video I’m 71 and still learning.

[dsmxja]

If you use a brass nipple between steel and copper, to be up to code, there has to be a minimum of six inches of brass between them to prevent electrolysis because they are such dissimilar metals. So, a brass coupling, a four inch nipple and another coupling, or preferably the dielectric union you mentioned would be sufficient.
Also, if people want to do drugs, don't flush your syringes down the toilet - it clogs it every time, your Landlord will charge you for it, and probably evict you, when a Plumber either pulls it out or sees it on the sewer camera. Plus, a plumber doesn't want to get poked with your used needle and get whatever disease you have - they pull out syringes from toilets and see them in sewers all the time. Awesome video, as always my Friend!

[juanp.s.]

I am teaching basic plumbing in Spain, and tomorrow I will put your video to my pupils; the don´t speak English but such a high quality video explains by itself.

[achannoob]

do not use hoses with aluminum ends on a brass hose bib. after only few months, they will corrode and you will not be able to get the hose off and might have to get the hose bib replaced. use brass, stainless or plastic ended hoses. this is become a super common issue in the last few years

[sergeymogurenko]

Thanks a lot for the tips. I am not a plumber but had to fix plumbing in the house multiple times. Your videos were of a great help

[jaybird]

Great video I’m a contractor and do a lot of renovations but it’s good to see this as a refresher and it’s good for people because I see a lot of these on the daily basis

[mathsangler]

Really appreciate the advice. I'm a DIYer in the UK and I can vouch for the benefits of the non-freezing external tap (faucet). I bought mine from the US!! Must remember to remove the external connection before the freezing weather hits!!!!

[THBNYRD]

I relay allot of stuff I learn from you to my Journeyman. He gets a kick out of it haha. Always great information. Thanks for all your hard work! 💪

[RagingRabbit]

Just moved into an old farm house. Needs a little TLC as the previous owner was a DIY guy, we will just call Jimmy, last name Rigged. I've been using your videos for almost 2 days straight to re-do ALOT of his plumbing. And you've saved me somewhere in the ball park of a few thousand dollars. Much appreciated my man 🙏 keep up the awesome content!

[captainG]

This guy’s videos are excellent. Now, if I can just get him to come over and do the work.😂😂😂

[personperson]

You helped me go from never sweating copper to feeling like a pro, I successfully replaced our water heater the other day, thanks to your videos. And now here I am still watching your videos, with no plumbing projects in the near future.