This 10 Foot Pipe Will Make or Break Our Plumbing… Here's Why
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In Texas, a plumbing video and no Roger Wakefield cameo ? ???? ????
Man Studs that’s 2 times now y’all have been in my city and I missed you. Maybe Third times the charm! Love the videos guys keep up the great work!
Welcome back! Love the tips & tricks in your videos and that you encourage people in the trades to share in the comments section. Tips & tricks are always paid for in blood, sweat and tears, so they're worth their weight in gold
That's awesome! Anyone know where these training videos for Home Depot go? Because every time I go there, the staff knows nothing about the products they sell.
Glad to see you're back at it guys!
I’ve been checking religiously to make sure I didn’t miss an episode! I’m glad you’re back, looking forward to more.
Damn, you were flying in to Vegas as I was flying out to Houston!! Bummer!! Plumbing goes pretty fast for something like that. It is a simple setup and the less stuff under the slab the better!!!
Nothing against you guys plumbers here, but it would have been cool if you collabed with Roger Wakefield. He's a plumber near Plano, TX.
In Texas, a plumbing video and no Roger Wakefield cameo ? ???? ????
Man Studs that’s 2 times now y’all have been in my city and I missed you. Maybe Third times the charm! Love the videos guys keep up the great work!
Welcome back! Love the tips & tricks in your videos and that you encourage people in the trades to share in the comments section. Tips & tricks are always paid for in blood, sweat and tears, so they're worth their weight in gold
That's awesome! Anyone know where these training videos for Home Depot go? Because every time I go there, the staff knows nothing about the products they sell.
Glad to see you're back at it guys!
I’ve been checking religiously to make sure I didn’t miss an episode! I’m glad you’re back, looking forward to more.
Damn, you were flying in to Vegas as I was flying out to Houston!! Bummer!! Plumbing goes pretty fast for something like that. It is a simple setup and the less stuff under the slab the better!!!
Nothing against you guys plumbers here, but it would have been cool if you collabed with Roger Wakefield. He's a plumber near Plano, TX.
I appreciate the plumbers too!
At 10' you get 5 psi on your test.
So much good knowledge being shared.