Hi Joel, You’re really enjoyable to watch fix all of your home and RV repairs. 👍 You make it all look so easy, “almost” fun.😅 I appreciate how well you explain every thing. Thanks for making home repair projects look relatively easy and doable for the average person. My husband is also very much self-taught and a “jack of all trades” like you are and I really appreciate that in a man. Lastly, I really enjoy your family vlogs. Your family makes the world a better place. Your sweet family is precious in every way. 🫶 God bless always. Sincerely, Kathleen
Well, I have certainly learned something new today! 😮 Never too old to be educated, especially when it is a machine that I use on a daily basis. 😊 I have tagged my hubby to add to his honey-to-do list. ❤ Thank you for taking the time to teach us. 🙏 I thoroughly enjoy your videos.
Absolutely facinating watching this I had no idea that US dryers work using gas! UK and most EU countries dryers only work via electric, and washing machines here tend not to have a Hot water inlet, just cold and the machine heats the water.
In the US you have the option of an electrical dryer and you don’t have to use gas or propane. In my house we heat with natural gas so our dryer also uses natural gas.
I just watched another channel, and they had a water line connecting to the fridge, that’s not really a thing in the UK either. It’s funny how all countries have their own quirks.
I don’t own a clothes dryer but I am fortunate to live in a warm climate so I hang my clothes outside on the clothes line. Most people in Australia do own dryers but I hate putting my clothes in them as it wears them out quicker and they also shrink. My clothes dry within a couple of hours and I bring them in smelling so fresh. I have a clothes rack I can use inside if it’s raining but since I only need to wash once a week I can usually just wait for a sunny day. It’s so wonderful how much you can do yourself. You did an awesome job on the new house. 😊
I’m so amazed at just how many things Joel knows and can fix or install or put together! He’s the handiest handyman I’ve ever watched! And I bet your Bonnie is so grateful she’s married to you! 😉👍🏻👌🏻🫶🏻😁
This is wild. I honestly thought you just plug in a dryer and go. Kind of makes me feel like I need to go check mine out a little better so I’ll add that to my tomorrows task lol.
Only gas dryers. Most or I'd safely say, majority home dryers are electric. Bonnie... now this gal knows that gas dryers are everything (I would love to have a gas hook up behind mine). Being a new build, they were able to custom their beautiful home how they wanted. Bonnie and Joel, you both have inspired me!
Was interesting to watch, but I have never seen a dryer that runs on gas. They are all fully electric here. Seems like a real fire hazard, but I guess it is normal..
Hi Joel,
You’re really enjoyable to watch fix all of your home and RV repairs. 👍 You make it all look so easy, “almost” fun.😅 I appreciate how well you explain every thing. Thanks for making home repair projects look relatively easy and doable for the average person.
My husband is also very much self-taught and a “jack of all trades” like you are and I really appreciate that in a man.
Lastly, I really enjoy your family vlogs. Your family makes the world a better place.
Your sweet family is precious in every way. 🫶 God bless always.
Sincerely, Kathleen
Thank you so much for your kindness.
Well, I have certainly learned something new today! 😮
Never too old to be educated, especially when it is a machine that I use on a daily basis. 😊
I have tagged my hubby to add to his honey-to-do list. ❤
Thank you for taking the time to teach us. 🙏
I thoroughly enjoy your videos.
Absolutely facinating watching this I had no idea that US dryers work using gas! UK and most EU countries dryers only work via electric, and washing machines here tend not to have a Hot water inlet, just cold and the machine heats the water.
I was thinking the same thing…
I was thinking the same! Didnt even know gas was a thing in dryers
In the US you have the option of an electrical dryer and you don’t have to use gas or propane. In my house we heat with natural gas so our dryer also uses natural gas.
I'm from Australia and we run on electric. Very interesting indeed
I just watched another channel, and they had a water line connecting to the fridge, that’s not really a thing in the UK either. It’s funny how all countries have their own quirks.
I don’t own a clothes dryer but I am fortunate to live in a warm climate so I hang my clothes outside on the clothes line. Most people in Australia do own dryers but I hate putting my clothes in them as it wears them out quicker and they also shrink. My clothes dry within a couple of hours and I bring them in smelling so fresh. I have a clothes rack I can use inside if it’s raining but since I only need to wash once a week I can usually just wait for a sunny day. It’s so wonderful how much you can do yourself. You did an awesome job on the new house. 😊
Joe great job you make things really easy to understand.
Hi Joel, the Mr. Clean magic eraser should remove the black soot stains from your dryer.
This was eye opening for me, had no idea dryers were ever run off gas! Thought they were all electric!
I learned a lot by watching all of your videos on CZcams
Super interesting- thanks Joel 🌟
The stuff that you know! Amazing!
Joel, you amaze me with your knowledge! Thanks for another awesome video. Happy New Year!
So crazy the things you don't even think about when using a different type of heat supply. You did great Joel
Wow, Joel! Amazing! SO knowledgeable. Thanks so much for sharing it!
Happy New Year!!!!
🙏💛💛🙏
I’m so amazed at just how many things Joel knows and can fix or install or put together! He’s the handiest handyman I’ve ever watched! And I bet your Bonnie is so grateful she’s married to you! 😉👍🏻👌🏻🫶🏻😁
This is wild. I honestly thought you just plug in a dryer and go. Kind of makes me feel like I need to go check mine out a little better so I’ll add that to my tomorrows task lol.
My mind is blown. I had no idea dryers have an actual flame in there. 😮
Gas ones do but I think most people have electric ones
Only gas dryers. Most or I'd safely say, majority home dryers are electric. Bonnie... now this gal knows that gas dryers are everything (I would love to have a gas hook up behind mine). Being a new build, they were able to custom their beautiful home how they wanted. Bonnie and Joel, you both have inspired me!
@@danajaym1 Honestly, I've had both gas and electric. I didn't notice much of a difference.
Joelly always working hard.
huh learned something new!
The stress I feel now knowing my dryer has a giant flame in it, is out of this world 😅😂😂😂
Yeah i don't like gas dryers! They scare me!!😨😨So glad you caught that and were able to make it right Joel! Thanks for sharing yur know how!! 🧰🪛🔧
Joel try a magic eraser on the dryer! It’s magic 😂
Would it have been easier/more efficient to use electric appliances?
Don’t you have to get it inspected since you changed to NG. Here you need an inspection anytime connecting to NG.
How about the stove, oven and water heater? Are they running for LP?
Don't forget about the water heaters!
Why must you do the fast motion, I can't stand to look at it!
Is Propane expensive compare t to Gas?
Much more expensive at least where I live
@@B-ch6uk Yikes!
Why would Joel choose LP then?
@@hollis9627 I believe he said that where they live they couldn't get natural gas lines or it would be too expensive to do that
How it's Made: Gas Dryers
Was interesting to watch, but I have never seen a dryer that runs on gas. They are all fully electric here. Seems like a real fire hazard, but I guess it is normal..