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If it is so critical that the angle of the rope to the handle be perpendicular, you are failing to account for that angle changing as the wrench is depressed, which would offset your claim of inaccuracy.

I think water only, combined with the agitation of the machine, would have removed the dirt just as well. Detergent contains enzymes, which are designed to break down the chemicals that form stains like blood, grass, chocolate, wine, oil, grease. But there is no doubt that manufacturers are recommending way more detergent than necessary. I wonder why? 😛

Super thorough and well made video! Thank you for sharing!

My tank was refilling slow and the refill tube was not shooting water. Instead of trouble shooting it, I replaced the whole valve. (found out the removable filter was plugged up) Now the tank refills correctly but the refill tube is bone dry NO water coming out of the it just like the refill tube on the previous valve.

I use red for motorcycle caliper bolts and sprocket nut. Gotta use it sparingly

It works for metal, but the moment you put it on a surface with a finish, it eats away at it. What are solutions for things with paint or gloss on it?

Your hands are in the way and I can’t see what you’re doing

Thank you for this!

stupid plain stupid

Don't think that dirt was properly ground in. Might have been easily removed with just plain water.

The torques for 72 hours cure time seem the wrong way around. Perhaps the samples were accidentally swapped, or perhaps it's random variation of materials. A replay is justified.

Husband and I replaced these. Washer works up until final spin ,then it stops on that and just flashes. Any advice appreciated

Great idea!!

Your pinch of dirt test is really a joke. First of all, when you get dirty dirt gets grounded into the fabric it's not just superficially pushed on there. I suggest you take some white pants and shirt and go do some real work in them get them really dirty muddy dirty nasty then wash them. I find this really ridiculous video because no effort was put into making the laundry dirty to see if it would be clean

Amazing! First, that my wife agreed to watch the video. Second, that she agreed to try out the sensor dry feature. I call this a win! 😎

This video does not help anymore when every toilet has different system now :(

well done. thank you.

Mine was extremely stuck so I packed duct seal compound (it’s like a putty) around the base of the handle leaving it about an 1/8 inch bigger than the circumference and about 1/4 higher than where the base of the handle touches the bottom. I then poured a mixture of 1/2 warm water and 1/2 distilled vinegar in the little pool area I made with the duct seal. The idea is to let the base of the handle sit in that mixture to loosen up the calcium etc., for about an hour, screwed right off.

I'm calling marginal bullshit on the absolute necessity of this product. I've been an ASE master tech for 25 years and have never used this primer. I understand that it offers more holding power, but the purpose for using loctite in the first place is to prevent vibration and possibly expansion and cooling from loosening bolts over time. I've never seen an example where one fastener has come loose if properly torqued and loctite used as an insurance policy

Prevailing torque nuts are usually waxed at the factory or thread lube purposes . Did you take that into account ?

THANK U

Procter & Gamble gonna bankrupt because of you

I'd like to see that same towel test but with ground in dirt from wiping off a dirty floor and also grass stain on denim.

Consumer Reports did a SHORT on this topic 3-4 months ago. YOU WIN. Consumers said people use way too much detergent. Detergent is also stored on our clothing. I use half the recommended amount regardless of the size of the load. Unless there is exceptionally dirty clothing, then I use the recommended amount. Also, Armer Hammer detergent has the highest amount of water and Consumer reports it as the lowest rating for detergent.

My wife and I have the same argument. 😀

eh you from Hawaii? I can hear the Piggin brah!

Use international units... 😵‍💫

Could it b used for minifix system?

Bro here is a ant

Thank you so much for this video!! It was so helpful and it made it so easy to do myself!! Greatly appreciate you!!!

Bro it got scars

Try torquing an assembly vs loose hardware, which made no sense to me.

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Been using it for decades and never cleaned any thread before using with no problem

I use Invisiglass as a cleaner, but appreciate the cobra technique

You just helped me find the relay My ac blows but its not cold & its fully charged & i'm new to prius got a 07 from mother in law for $1,000. that is in great shape !

Had a boss that preferred fingernail polish to loctite. He swore it was always better than blue, almost as good as red BUT always much easier to remove bc you can use acetone(we used MEK)

Another subscriber Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge 👍

Got one of these and the glue won't even come out.

This was the most straightforward video ever! Thanks a lot!

Interesting video!

Try putting 2 to 3 washer on the flapper beads if still not working.

Yea Hawaii!

Who on earth uses loctite this way ? whats the point ?

Genius! Just ordered my stuff at Lowe’s to make it!

Do you also have a video for the rear windshield? Thats more challenging for me. Thanks.

Good work. It defo seems to make a difference, but not enough for me to worry. Have to say, I never knew this either but I've used 271 on everything for years and it has never let me down.

Man thanks....😊

Cool vid mate - BTW, what's you highest score on the darts board? As an avid darts player, I saw yours in the background and had to ask 😀 greetings from Rep of Ireland btw 💚