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I plan on editing this a little better and uploading another video. Here I am showing at request how to deal with the front drain of a Samsung front load washer. The plug can be a little tough to pry out. To prevent damage I recommend holding the black tube and slowly twisting out the plug. Hope this helps as it helped me as I haven’t done this since my first video.

First and foremost I want to say that I love Tesla or was a huge fanboy. I go over in the video as to why. However, After some shady dealings personally and things that I have noticed on other channels reporting issues and essentially dealing with really rude staff and being mislead in my opinion to secure a sale from me. I advise caution when dealing with the company. I do hope this feedback helps Tesla improve the customer experience and remain competitive in what is becoming a highly sought after product and competitive market.

Here is Part 2 of the wall desk build. The video is about an hour long I have to thank my nephew here as he pointed out there was a lot of waste in the last edit of my how to video. He has been helping me refine my techniques. So thank you!

Here is a how to video on the ledge shelf /picture shelf. My wife found these online and wanted to get a couple. Looking at the price and what was actually involved to build them. I was able to build these at a fraction of the cost. Granted I have all the tools and stains available so I am just out the cost of lumber. Items you will need 1"x8"x8' pieces of pine Brad Nailer 1 1/4 brads Wood glue Classic grey 271 Special Walnut 224 80 grit-150 grit sandpaper Orbital sander Clamps Table Saw Instructions Just get a 1 inch thick. 8inx 8 ft piece of pine Cut in half to have two 4 foot sections. Rip cut 2 3/4" 1 3/4" 1" 1/4 Route cut largest piece with Keyhole bit for mounting: Measure 3 inches in from each side. And measure from one side to middle for 2" feet or center. From top of pieces measure down an 1 1/4 inches as well and 3/4 down. This is where the router will stop when making key hole. Wood glue and using a brad nailer. Use 1 1/4 brads. Royalty Free music Music by NCS Songs: tobu Infectious Sky High Spectre

In this video I go over the sense energy monitor and why I like the device. The videos a bit longer than I would like. Installing the product I ran into a few issues only because I had a generator switch installed which interfered with an internal mount. So I had to change things up a bit. To get the Sense Energy Monitor. Click Here: https://amzn.to/3nW2nTZ And to get one with solar monitoring: https://amzn.to/2JaaZra

I was not planning on making this video, but my washer was leaking today. I had some spare parts on hand made the repair and realized some people don’t know where to even start checking for leaks on a front load washer. I had already done the repair so unfortunately this is not a how to Video. Tools recommended are Philips head screw driver, Large needle nose pliers. And a snake camera to check hoses for clogs. Always remember before starting any work on an appliance that it is unplugged, has been allowed to discharge, and that you turn off your water. Always remember that any project you do choose to tackle yourself is at your own risk. If the work being performed is outside your expertise or existing stock of tools and workspace. Hire a professional.

In this video I go over energy efficient retrofits that are being done today. Practices, Areas of focus and different products.

I made this video while my kids were down for their naps with Ring cameras and my iphone. The Eqo backback leaf blower w/Battery does an mazing job with battery life and power. Although using turbo mode will drain the battery in about 30 minutes. Check out the Ego Backback leaf blower right here on Dissecting DIY picked up at Lowes.com. Get your EGO Leaf Blower here: With Battery: https://amzn.to/2Je1siz Without Battery: https://amzn.to/37933hW

Smart Oil Gauge by Connected Consumer. Works with Amazon Alexa This video is a product description. Tools needed, and recap of installation. So I just had a little one and wife said I had to shoot this fast. I wish I had been more specific tools needed but the list of the items needed is as follows. The video will help serve you in getting the product installed on the 2 inch port on your oil tank. App setup and usage is easy. Nitpicking: Love the product. Hoping to see an ability to zoom on data points. Or have a box to see larger print of usage. Was a little small on phone, but not a big deal at all. Graphs are easy to see and setting up alerts is seamless. Hope that a notch can be placed on the pipe to allow for easier tightening of product and removal of product in case replacement is needed. Pipe Dope/ Pipe Sealer Pipe Wrench Channel Locks. Will connect to Wifi Network. Product setup can take place before or After Installation. I have been using this product for a week and I really love the app and the interface. The product does use a specific battery type. I was able to locate them on Amazon. Battery: 3.6v AA SAFT LS 14500. Installation instructions. Simply turn switch to on located on battery box. Battery box and battery replacement slides off. No need to pry. Double tap button on top to learn. To get an instant read. Press the button once. To get Smart Oil Gauge click here: https://amzn.to/31xjH7L Pipe Dope: https://amzn.to/2GYg3dA Pipe Wrench: https://amzn.to/37bCMha Company is extremely responsive and they are also on facebook. There Web page is found here: http://www.connectedconsumerfuel.com/?affiliates=5&gclid=Cj0KCQjwsMDeBRDMARIsAKrOP7FVwedEDn3Bh1wb23Vo7R6KVR_fggWbE8l7Qov68okRfi9dVbqa2kMaAtToEALw_wcB Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SmartOilGauge/ Note: Any and all projects you attempt to tackle on your own are your responsibility to have the proper knowhow, tools, procedures, permits etc. This page and videos are meant as a guide and all instructions should be followed when installing anything you are not familiar with. We do not assume any responsibility. We are not affiliated with the products or parent company in any way. We are simply the end user giving our feedback and experience with the product.