How To Install A Drain Pump To Add A Bathroom or Laundry Room

In today's video, I'm finally finishing my bathroom/laundry setup! This took a LOT of work - electrical, plumbing, ventilation, framing, drywall, paint - you name it! It feels good to finally be done.

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[gordoh]

"DIY is not just an option, it may be your only option". Excellent last quote and so true!

[AdamEdward]

its nice to just listen and focus on you working. im learning stuff and not thinking about my personal life and all the stress that comes with it. so thanks for that.

[susiedunn]

Wow! Jeff you taught class today. More than one plug on a circuit but only one circuit. Thank You. Planning for a large home addition. I will do a lot of work myself.

[rdPartyIntervener]

I've picked up a few tips & tricks, but mostly I just like watching you work and kibitz w/the camera guy. I like how you don't sweat the little things that go wrong.

[matthewrick]

Quality plumbing 101 stuff here. Also, I really appreciated the great camera work in this episode. Great job team!

[coryhatcher]

By far, the best DIY videos I’ve found so far. Thank you for the knowledge man, keep it up!!

[soupysoup]

those outlets have a clear "wow" face seeing how good Jeff is at wiring

[keeblerut]

Just a word of advice for terminating stranded wire, such as the dryer receptical. Always wiggle the wire (left to right, back and forth, as well as counter clockwise), after screwing down the connection, then screw it down some more. This will ensure a solid connection that will not work its way loose over time. This is the standard practice for every stranded wire termination in commercial electrical work in the IBEW.

[HawkXe]

This is exactly what I was looking for! I plan on adding a bathroom to our mudroom and unfortunately it is on a slab, while the rest of the house is on a raised foundation. This seems like an easy solution to my problem!

[pheezus]

Watching Jeff do plumbing is like watching him play with legos lol, its interesting how it all comes together

[thefrack]

I liked your already glued fitting removal trick. I've seen quite a few, but the sawzall+chisel method is nice and simple. Beats drilling anything out, or heating it up.

[RykaStar]

I appreciate all of your content. I don’t have a plumbing project but having a little glimpse into the info is super helpful understanding! Thank you!

[beakerk]

I installed one of these pumps in my basement, but I chose to have the washer dump into a utility sink, and the sink into the pump. That way, if the pump ever fails or the gfci circuit trips, I don’t end up with gallons of water all over my floor

[soupysoup]

on the bingewatch of HRV and watching Jeff get better, older and Max handier with the cam in the latest videos is just as fun

[thenewwayhome]

Gotta love watching this! All these DIYs sure have this satisfying vibe to them. Great work!

[MBMCincy]

I greatly appreciate you showing the steps, and solutions. And the ability to rewind, watch again helps also. Thank you Jeff. I have shared some of the videos before, this one I will also.

[twinscrazyfunnylove]

My god... it would take me a month to do this, he does it in (edited version) in 30 minutes. HE makes me feel way more confident than maybe I should feel.

[wendellhii]

We buy, renovate distressed homes and rent them out them for passive income.

We love you, I always watch you and learn!
At times, I tell my husband, “that’s not what JT says” then he gives me a look that makes me smile.
Lol, we both love you and watch you for a lot of projects.
Your the best on YouTube to watch.
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[cttravels]

Love this series Jeff. So much that’s relevant to the sleep-out to studio apartment renno I’ve been doing this year and at exactly the right time. Have you guys got me under surveillance?😂

[Clark-Mills]

31:50 The 90 degree was only dry-fitted... May want to look at that... ;)
Great video and excellent attitude, thanks guys!