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@@donagreear7579 We had a issue with a Dangerous Back Drafting Water heater.

Sorry about that. But I will that the Rope and tent stakes are really good. Although I have thought about 3d printing a better version of tent stakes.

Glad I could help.

They have a newer version that has a color screen. RTH9600WF I’m planning on upgrading to this an doing a review soon. But The one I currently have is older and you needed the Redlink box for internet to use the app. Now Both thermostats should work with your set up no Problem, Make sure you have a C wire for power. Hope this info helps.

We are on city water they give out water test report yearly. High Rust content in water and other junk. First two filters are multi gradient after spindown, then the two big filters.

Mine originally didn't come with batteries, and I put my own in. I assume the new ones are just set up to not be replaced and use the C wire for power.

The main water line is 3/4”

The mesh was built into heater. Was the Pro version.

@@IndianaDiy thank you . And thanks again for sharing info for the community . I'm actually looking to install one of these. Your video helps a lot.

The lower the number the more fine the mesh filtering. So 50 or 100 nothing larger! The filter should be used as your Pre filter.

Hey Indiana, thanks for answering some of the comments here. Do you know what is advisable for an older well with some cruddy water? 50, 100 micron? Did this info come with the spindown or did you find a resource online with more info?

As far as I know it was 1:1 ratio. I know what you’re saying about watering plants it’s a good idea! We did that in our garden used waste water from our RO. We have a family of four and our current RO has a 9 gallon tank so depending on your tank and ratio could be more waste water.

You simply turn black knob in video for a few seconds. You can attach some tubing to it, make a drain pipe or drain into a bucket. Very simple to use, also auto versions available but more $.

Yes, it will work. But depending on how much dirt is in water you will need to flush often or get an auto flush version.

@IndianaDiy Thank you so much for the reply. I appreciate it. I'll look into it

Hello, I would stay with 50 microns for city water. In my whole house water filter system I have the 50 -> 25 -> 5 microns filters. I’m planning on having a tankless water heater installed this year. My city’s water is hard and lots of rust in it, so I use multi gradient filters to trap it. So I keep my 50 micron spin down as my first line of defense and It really doesn’t clog up fast unless you really have new city pipes or something weird going on with your incoming lines. I do replace the filter every year or two just because of chlorine and harsh chemicals in water.

No Surprise there, Great mixer. Inflation Sucks!

Glad I could help. Sorry I am not totally for sure how to switch between the two but I’m sure you can.

It can always be changed to suit users needs or preferences, that’s kinda the way I look at it. I would have it on my pack but have my main fire kit in my pack also. But it would work if you didn’t have a larger fire kit.

I must have missed something because PEX is pretty safe as far as I know and Copper has its own set of problems not to mention cost. Thanks for your comment.

The black knob is the gas valve/temp control.

@IndianaDiy dang man I wasn't expecting a reply so fast thanks for that lol I found that out much appreciated too bad the water shutoff valve is stuck on only turned maybe a a centimeter really bad day guess just keep pumping the house daily till repair man gets here hopefully it's tomorrow

@@shimeboe Glad to help, hope you get it fixed.

Sorry if I sounded rude in the first comment was freaking out looking for a how to video all I know is my dad installed it ALONG time ago so hopefully it still works so I can save some $$ thanks again fir the response especially on a old video

No problem, it happens to everyone. Freaking out is pretty normal everyone handles situations differently. Glad to help, even though it’s older video it’s one of my popular ones ; but I’m trying to get back into making videos again so I can hopefully help others.

Hello

Yeah, It works good. Ours is getting replaced probably at tax time to a Vitamix But they now have a stainless carafe so we're buying both at tax time. I have seen some other third party vacuum attachments we are looking at. We make a lot of healthy smoothies and more in our current machine.

@@IndianaDiyI really like how those new stainless containers look. I managed to find a used base unit with the intentions of getting one myself. I also have a couple of the really old Vita-Mix with the stainless jars.

Pentaire Pentek Big Blue as far as I know. I have some affiliate links in my description

Thanks for feedback and info. We upgraded to Fiber in our area. Way better than cable But the Outages are terrible.

Hey Thanks, I’ll have to double check But you’re probably right. I probably made a goof, it’s been a while since I used it but thanks for the feedback.

Having one in front of me, the one in this video is installed correctly. If it is installed with the guide holes very near the blade then the cutting wheel hits the guide holes before cutting the wire.

Having one in front of me, the wire guide in this video is installed incorrectly. If it's hitting cutting wheel, it's too high & wire is supposed to enter wire guide below cutting wheel to provide tension.​@@JamesonThe1

Sorry about that it was an older video. I have a newer video czcams.com/video/qViR_3w8ZR8/video.htmlfeature=shared

Ah, well I don't think that's bad idea either. If it helps Good! There's lots of types of adhesive but Hot glue wouldn't be too bad, especially now there's so many brands.

Keep me posted on the bill

@@Qqqq-gf9ow well, I can tell you this. I used WAY less electric thru consumers this November than I did last November when I was using my furnace only. I also did some research and it says that if you run a 1500w infrared heater (which this is) then it would use about $1.60 If you ran it for 8 hours meaning about $0.20 cents an hour. I'm using this in conjunction with my furnace like I'll run my heater in the morning cuz its cold when I wake up then I'll just use the Infrared to keep me at a comfortable temp all day and it's been working great that way. I'm sure once it gets a bit colder I'll have to use my furnace a bit more but nowhere near what I was running it at, it was kicking on all the time just to keep me at 68-69F.

True. That's a problem in itself. IF you're replacing all the cable and its just going into the basement then run it along (and securely attach it to) the fascia/eve boards at the roofline to another point of the house that's lower down and have it come in at that point, and put a new ground rod/grounding coupler in that area, too.

It’s Shielded coax cable. Mediacom did the original install.

Mediacom was original installers. I switched to fiber internet now.

Thanks for the feedback. I will do that I have plans to make a updated video and incorporate other similar products in my next video.

lol, No unfortunately. My kids when they were younger thought it would be fun to see if it could melt crayons.

No, I am Not I allowing the caulk to push and work into the crack. It would be harder with a putty knife to shove it in or spread it between joist and sub floor. It would be mess. You can also use a small drill bit and find the joists and do screws and wood filler for really bad spot. But caulk is easier and faster plus you can buy a large caulk gun 28oz and a loctite subfloor or construction adhesive in a big caulk tube. Best Of luck, hope that helped.

@@IndianaDiy thanks!!! It helps

I understand your concern and there’s Is no taste difference. The descaling may not be as strong as some other products.

So sorry for the late reply. Did you have conversations on or maybe there’s a limit on the feature like convection mode.

Ok I’ll try that thank you

Flush it regularly. About every two weeks or longer. Doesn’t really collet very much on city water.

Sorry for the late reply, I wouldn’t open up the unit. You could probably add or buy a small air filter for the unit. Might use a filter cloth or something.

Oh, Wow! I am sorry I didn’t answer sooner. Yeah I had same problem with mine we got rid of it didn’t want hassle. We switched to gas to save on money.

I haven't noticed any flow restrictions, does really well for city water.

@@IndianaDiy thanks!

You could but you may find the merv 11 is better. I'm actually running merv 11 or higher due to allergies, pets and living in a rural town with small dirty factories.

I put in a Minute Solar Main Panel Surge protector. Best one I know of