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I understand. There are several variations of these top-loaders. Hopefully next time we'll have a video that can help. Thank you for watching.

Very cool! It worked well for us and is still going strong. We have several projects underway and are excited to share more videos with you soon. Thank you for watching!

Thank you for watching our video and providing feedback! It definitely looks like an unidentified pile of something, haha. We have several projects underway and will implement some of your feedback then.

Hahaha...I hope not. Thank you for watching our video.

Thank you for watching our video. Apologies for the delayed response. I did some research on what controls the water flow into the washing machine basin and that valve was the main culprit. The piece was inexpensive and decided to try it first. Luckily, it solved the problem. We then created the video to show how to easily replace the valve if anyone encounters the same problem. I hope this helps!

Thank you for watching! Stay tuned, we have more videos to share with you soon.

Thank you for watching! We have several projects underway and are excited to share more videos with you soon.

Nice first attempt. More videos and you will learn how to perfect the techniques.

Hahaha... It does look like an unidentified object of some sort! Thank you for watching.

Thank you! We are for sure learning along the way and appreciate feedback. More videos will be coming soon, several projects underway.

Thank you for watching and for the tips! We will definitely try that when we make more.

Thank you for watching and commenting. There is a share button below the video you can use to send it to his email, Facebook, etc. Hopefully he will be able to find some use from this video. Please let us know if we can assist further.

Thank you for watching and commenting. The part for our Kenmore was less than $10 and I have listed our affiliate link below. Hopefully this helps! www.amazon.com/285805-Washer-Mounting-Bracket-Beaquicy/dp/B0836LP3SW/ref=sr_1_3?crid=24RO8OFH4FDML&amp%3Bkeywords=water+shut+off+valve+kenmore+washing+machine&amp%3Bqid=1705849990&amp%3Bsprefix=water+shut+off+valve+kenmore+washing+machine%252Caps%252C92&amp%3Bsr=8-3&_encoding=UTF8&tag=mrandmrsace-20&linkCode=ur2&linkId=eaa2113c10d6c28ff62f48ed8a2ebdc9&camp=1789&creative=9325

It is called fill valve. If you google the model number of your machine added to water valve. It will give you the part number.

Apologies for the delayed response. The part on our washing machine was the intake valve and I added our affiliate link in the comments of the video and in this reply. It is less than $10. Thank you for watching and commenting! Here is our affiliate link to the intake valve we used: www.amazon.com/285805-Washer-Mounting-Bracket-Beaquicy/dp/B0836LP3SW/ref=sr_1_3?crid=24RO8OFH4FDML&keywords=water+shut+off+valve+kenmore+washing+machine&qid=1705849990&sprefix=water+shut+off+valve+kenmore+washing+machine%252Caps%252C92&sr=8-3&_encoding=UTF8&tag=mrandmrsace-20&linkCode=ur2&linkId=eaa2113c10d6c28ff62f48ed8a2ebdc9&camp=1789&creative=9325"

@@MrandMrsAceofTradeswhere do you find the machine model number at

On our machine, the model number is found under the lid on the back of the frame above the basin. Hopefully this helps. Please let us know if we can provide additional assistance.

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Thank you for watching! I'm glad you were able to locate one. We used Rust-Oleum brand from Home Depot. Started with a rust proofing primer as the first couple of coats to prevent future rust since we've used it before, and it works really well. We then used the yellow and green Rust-Oleum for the color parts. Once it was dry, we put multiple clear coats of sealer to help keep the color from fading. It still looks great and going strong. Please let us know how yours turns out.

Thanks for watching! We have faith you can fix it and would love to know how it turns out.

Hahaha... Yeah it definitely does. Thanks for watching.

Exactly what I thought as he initially formed it. Fossilized dinosaur 🦖 poop in the middle of the lawn. Doesn't look anything like a natural rock. However, I give the project of self learning an excellent grade. 💯

We believe the Styrofoam will hold up well. We have seen this style used before on other projects that worked and the spray foam insulation, we used on the fake rock has a similar consistency and it is still going strong.

Thank you! It turned out really well.

Yes, you did. That was an epic night.

Awesome! We did too. Learning as we go sometimes.

Thank you. It was very rewarding.

haha... We understand. It's not for everyone. Thank you for watching and commenting.

Thanks for watching! We appreciate your feedback and that's a great call out. We will remember it for future builds. 🙂

Thank you! We used two cans of spray foam insulation and 3-4 plastic bottles. It is still holding up quite well and we will post an update video later this year.

Thank you! It is holding up very well. This was very experimental, and we are pleased with the outcome. We will post an update later this year to show how it's doing.

Thank you! That is our intention. We have several ideas we are working on currently to recycle plastic and keep it out of the landfill, or worse.

Thanks, Maria! The secret ingredient is love.

Thanks! Lizzie loves spending time in the kitchen. Maybe one day she will be able to handle the dishes you make on your channel.

We love our little helpers!!

Thank you! We enjoy doing projects with our family and have several more coming this year.

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Great question! Pre-drilling the holes prevents the wood from splitting and the studs underneath the paneling are made from (really) hard wood so it helps sink the screws. Thank you for watching and commenting.

Thank you for watching and commenting!

hahaha Zdecydowanie tak! Dobre połączenie. Dziękujemy za oglądanie i komentowanie! From Lukasz: It looks like a cow pie in a meadow. Best regards Our Reply: hahaha It definitely does! Good call. Thank you for watching and commenting!

This a great tip! Thank you for sharing and watching the video.

Thank you! We love doing projects around the house and making these videos. We have several more coming this year.

We love saving money.

That's a cool idea. Thank you for the suggestion.

This is an excellent callout. We will do that for future projects when working with spray foam.

Hahaha... It does look like a little like a flying saucer.

Thank you for your question. The ratio is about 1.5 quarts of water for each 40lb bag, but we mixed it slowly until we found the consistency we needed to mold and sculpt with it.

Thank you for the tip, Mark. We have some upcoming projects where we will be using this one for sure.

Great idea

Thank you for the tip, Laura. We have some upcoming projects where we will be using this one for sure.

@@MrandMrsAceofTrades I think your rock looks GREAT! About how many cans of spray foam did you use?

@@casual454t1 We used about two cans of the spray foam insulation. The plastic bottles actually fill most of the inside space. Thank you for your question and watching our videos.

Hahaha... Good stuff. That'll do, Nobel Steed.

Thank you for the feedback, Lolitabonita. We have made adjustments for future videos.

Thank you! Keep an eye out for more projects on the way.

Thank you! We appreciate your support.