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No caigas en este engaño,pagas membresía por casi 300 dólares ,y cuando quieres cancelar ,te mandan a colecion para que pagues casi 600 dólares ,sucios y da vergüenza que patrocinen compañías así reporten a esta gente

Don't call these people, it's a lie and it's a trick, you will never have a single job, they will always tell you and laughing that they already beat you to it, don't lose a membership for a year and you can't cancel,

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Thank you Kayleen for providing zero helpful information. How you managed to not even bother watching this after you were the star, and realize immediately you've given *nothing* for people in need of actually assistance.....next time try and help the audience, not pretend to be a "Home Advisor". For the rest of the people floundering in the comment section, here's some hard and fast advice I can give you. Thought this video would help me answer a "specialty fastener" question, and was beyond worthless, so I'll make it "worthwhile" to the rest of you. 1.) When you walk into the hardware store, you need to come with an understanding of what two types of material you're trying to connect. Wood to wood, metal to metal, plastic to plastic, wood to metal, plastic to wood......realize what you're looking for. Most screw packages will say right on the front side what it's use is. 2.) Length - For optimal hold, you want the screw length to be completely through the first layer of material and *halfway* minimum through the second material you're connecting to. It's important to try and measure, sketch, or make a note before you arrive at the store what length that will be, even approximately. If it's multiple layers of material, whatever the last layer is you're trying to connect to needs to be penetrated at least halfway. 3.) Thickness - this comes more into how much *weight* the screw needs to hold. Since this discussion strictly pertains to "screws with points", I'll avoid broaching the topic of machine screws which can be used to fasten materials via washers and nuts. Essentially, the wider the shank of the screw, the more it can hold. The package will also tell you (most of the time) what weight it will hold. *Golden rule of thumb* when picking weight is as follows: Always go triple the weight retention rating if it's something people interact with, walk on, pull on, or use regularly. Physics dictates that the force multiplied by someone yanking, stepping on, or bumping something can be up to three times what the recommended screw "might be", so save yourself a hassle and go up three sizes and never worry about it again. 4.) Coating - If you need to connect to pieces of material that will be exposes to extreme heat, cold, or moisture, take that into consideration. The most hardcore coating possible is called a "hot dipped galvanized" coating that can withstand nearly anything outside. Standard is zinc, and the most fragile is regular aluminum or steel. 5.) RESEARCH! There are a billion and one UA-cam videos of people doing specific projects. Try and find the one you're doing, and see if said person makes mention of what screw, bolt, lag, they're using and why. Will save you a ton of time.

If driving hundreds of women to simply give up and call a repair man to do the job of actually repairing it, you nailed it. It's like default-falure marketing in support of all home-repair guys, I see now, kinda nifty!

Those foam gaskets dont do much of anything to stop air frlm coming through the actual box and outlet. The nock out hole's inside the box are what need to be sealed.

very nice

This video contains literally no information, thank you -.-

Terrible title for this video, "How to Fix A Door That Won't Latch". As @RedBeardNP says below, it only describes how to identify the problem, NOT how to fix it.

Does every single vent in every room and every bedroom in the house need to be cleaned ? ?

The curtains will be too close to the door

No don’t like this

Trabalho com drywall finish e plastering e testuras

When do i add the 5-10 pounds of curtains

Lol

Ok

homeadvisor very bud company

Homeadvisor very bud company

I am a member

🤔 Is this a really a hack though?!? 👎🏾

What was the purpose of this vid

rats

Wanting to replace my 21 year old deck... I googled deck builders in my area and got a form from HomeAdvisors to fill out.... IMMEDIATELY got 3 contacts and of those 3.... the first one was a no-show.... the second was a no0-show... (and I even sent him a map, talked to him over phone and sent him an email) and the 3rd may come friday. In all this time of being JERKED AROUND by Deck Contractors who work thru ANGI... I contacted the original guy who built the deck 21 years ago. MOST LIKELY WILL USE HIM even if he is higher. Stay away from ANGI and HomeAdvisor... WASTE OF TIME!!!!!

The worst thing, if you wanna spend money for nothing 😤😤😤😤😤

Hackability of the locks, Unfortunately I have been burgled due to my smartlock!! Not this product, but a similar one!!😢

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R.I.P to all the guys who just grabbed a lipstick of their girl's and used is as shown.

if you dounscribe me from your fucking list you are going to regret it till the day you die,you bastards!

Aik video semart macam ni asal tak ramai yang tengok? Straight tu de poin kot. Terima kasih boss. Tutorial sangat mudah dan jelas

This trick works!

Thanks for the simplicity. I've searched alot for these simple instructions.

Hello from Nicaragua

You only painted one side? Isn’t this not recommended for exterior wood

Worst video ever

Hello. I want to close my account . How I can do it? Thank you.

useless

My favorite part of the video was just after the 1:08 mark. When the talking stopped. And no more picture. I really liked that part.

Bullshit. Garbage company with horrible customer service, probably cause they work from home. Stay away from this company they are a scam.

Well that was worthless

Stay away from this garbage company. They generate there fake own leads. They also steal peoples information and sell it to you. That why when you call the customer they never requested a service. Homeadvisor has been sued several times. There own ex employees ratted them out. Buyer beware!

Biggest waste of time. Why would u make a asinine 2 minute video that shows homeowners absolutely nothing. Stay off videos, please for homeowners sake.

A definite Home Hack!

Woodglut has very good and accurate plans.

What an absolutely pointless video. All insufferable presenter and no information.

This is a very bad idea. Never hang a painting from a nail drilled into drywall unless it's a drywall screw going into a stud. Otherwise, you need an anchor. Another option is a hook that makes sure the nail goes in at a 45-degree angle and which distributes the weight by the design of the hook, which has a flat part that sits against the wall.

useless video. I can join stuff on the floor. show cutting and installing inside and outside as well as terminal ends.

Is it possible to change the name of your business?

what a useless video