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Comments from YouTube:

Silver Cymbal

3y↑158

Thanks for watching please LIKE & SUBSCRIBE - Check out the Aquor Hydrant here: https://amzn.to/32oz4RB & Oscillating Tool: https://amzn.to/3njekCO

Andrew Bugbee

3y↑5

Not the right tool. Two holes cut with self-feed bit or holesaw trimmed with a sawzall. Quicker and neater.

hipidydipidy

could it have been installed sideways?

Silver Cymbal

3y↑4

@hipidydipidy No due to the self draining feature. When you remove the adapter it drains a tiny bit of water but this is what clears the line to keep the frost free protection working perfectly every time It would be interesting for them to make a horizontal version though to make a retrofit install even easier.

hipidydipidy

@Silver Cymbal thanks for the reply

Demoncroft

3y↑1

@Willie I was wondering the same thing, my house is 70 years old made of cement blocks with copper pipes.

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C. S.

3y↑4K

Looks like a great idea. Unfortunately, most houses won't be that easy to access the back of the original plumbing.

Silver Cymbal

3y↑174

Yes, I agree plumbing things like this is different in every situation. This was a good one, not just for access but even for me to be able to share it.

C. S.

3y↑42

@Silver Cymbal I'm definitely tired of leaky faucets. Having to turn off the water and change packing every so often gets old.

jumrat K

3y↑7

That's so true!

Deborah Riles

3y↑8

EXACTLY

BCH 55

3y↑81

So true! Mine is into BRICK and main insulated wall to kitchen behind.

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dasten123

2y↑622

Yes that's great! I've got another great idea: Replace your electrical outlets with proprietary connectors, so you can't plug in normal devices without expensive adapters!

JORU Flu

2y↑22

Rofl, I was about to get this fancy looking one cause mine was already damaged.
At least till they show that adaptor, and I just went local store to grab exactly the same one I had.

BlueMaserati

2y↑1

This way you can change your receptacles hot without turning power off. Very convenient for small premium!

j m

2y↑6

Jeez how many different cables do you have into your house to get water? What if those 'expensive adapters' only cost $100 for 5 cables over 10 years and you never used more than 5. and you didn't have to unscrew your cable from the wall 100 times over the next 10 years and the 1000 times over the next 10 years you dont have to annoyingly screw a valve to get more juice? (Also so much cleaner with fewer cables laying on the ground constantly plugged into the house.)

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2y↑3

It's cool but I literally only connect one hose to mine, I'd get it otherwise as you don't need to bother turning a valve or about it corroding though it's probably overpriced af.

Maybe id go with something similar as I'm a fan of the quick connect/disconnect without any leaks and the fact it will last more than 5 years

johnn doe

1y↑2

Curious how you would go about designing an auto-shutoff valve without a special connector? I mean, I know auto-shutoff isn't needed, but if you wanted to make it?

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ZZ Z

2y↑15

2:24 The different lengths are partially to do with the wall thickness but also the longer the pipe the more freeze protection they provide. Just like standard freeze proof hydrants, the actual shut off point is at the connecting end, again to isolate it from the cold. From the looks of the installation in the video, the house is in a location that never freezes.

Katie F.

2y↑130

This would be perfect if you've already planned to install one before you begin construction on your brick house. In most cases, it is a cool idea but just not worth ripping your drywall to access the water pipeline.

Thomas Wirgau

2y↑3

when you normal replace one you simple screw it in

BigxMike100

3y↑242

Here’s a tip for anyone trying to use a hole saw on siding, run your drill backwards until you get through the siding it will stop your drill from dancing all over and you can get a real nice clean hole

Tin Foil

3y↑3

Stop being an internet parrot. Repeating what you saw on the last video you watched. Bet you dont even own a hole saw.

Asian sex symbol (natty 4life)

3y↑41

@Tin Foil Shaddap! I appreciate his tip, regardless of if it's repeated or not.

BCC

2y↑16

@Tin Foil weak ass metal

Boat Axe

2y↑16

@Tin Foil Yeah, he copied someone almost verbatim. But he added the part about a nice clean hole, and I love nice clean holes.

Andrew K

@Asian sex symbol don't do it. You will ruin the teeth on the hole saw. They are supposed to cut and carve not be filed down by grinding against the wood or whatever surface you have. If you have vinyl siding it's probably gonna be fine tho

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Daniel Meachum

30w

Just followed your advice and installed the Aquor hose bib. I had my own set of challenges going through my brick veneer and horizontal foundation wall, but I got working in the end and my wife is very happy. We like that we can remove the adapter so that our kids can't turn the water on and leave it on overnight. Thanks for the helpful videos!

Silver Cymbal

30w

So glad you are loving them, they are really great and my friend is still loving his, very happy with it,

RubySapior

3y↑313

This product really comparing itself to something that has been attached to my house for 80 years and working perfectly.

Casey smith

2y↑10

Modern Versions of the same item are made too cheap is the problem. It is getting harder to find better versions of the item.

LightGesture

2y↑15

These are failed all over and often times cause tons of damage

Mr. Niu Si

2y↑5

not to mention the proprietary nature of it. It's a dumb idea. hose threads exist. hoses have them. done.

j m

Oh so you're the one.

JediWebSurf

@Mr. Niu Si sometimes the water handle thing leaks though when it wears out, but it guess you can just replace it and it'll last a long time.

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Tool Deals

2y↑62

Nice, I like how I'll need an adapter for every single hose that looks and functions just like the original one he replaced. As an added bonus it's made of long lasting plastic! It's not like the cold and hot cycles of the seasons won't ruin that fast!

Silver Cymbal

2y↑2

Unlike most quick connects at least they don't leak with double o-rings. Do what you but they didn't get 5 star reviews on Amazon by accident, my friend loves his too.

almarkowbender

2y↑35

@Silver Cymbal requiring an adapter is nothing but added complexity by adding another part that can and WILL fail over time. 5 star amazon rating is a joke in the face of reliability over time.

Xathrid tech

1y↑3

@Silver Cymbal o rings break and need replaced what do you do then. i estimate 5 years is a hopeful estimate in a place like california maybe 1 or 2 in a place that sees weather

Pj

1y↑3

@Silver Cymbalthey get it by paying for it that’s how online reviews work lol

Silver Cymbal

1y↑7

@Emanuel Sommar Drawing board? So you don't like it. You never installed or used one, I have and so have hundreds of thousands of happy customers. As have over a million of them installed on boats. Not really sure what you are laughing, these are mandated in many communities and they are frost free and meet every safety spec and thensome in Canada and the US. Sorry you are so late to the game, I made this video 2 years ago and they have been a best seller ever since. so all the issues you seem to think will happen are long past.

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Michael Molter

3y↑7

I would have probably put a short, horizontal 2x6 between the studs (blocking). Still drill the hole through the siding, sheathing and now blocking, but it would give you something firmer than OSB to secure your spigot too. I imagine you’d yank that thing out of the wall when you “just need you hose to reach a couple extra feet”.

Firedog1111

Yeah, no kidding. When OSB gets wet, it turns into oatmeal. Any "good" carpenter worth his/her (that's all the pronouns I have) salt, would have used blocking.

Guy Wllms

2y↑5

For NEW home construction - remember to inform the plumber to install a loop flexible pipe inside the wall . REASON = if future repairs are required for Aquor Hydrant.
A Loop pipe allows to slide the Aquor hydrant in and out , for inspection / repair or replacement.
Saves the customer by not having to be home or open the front door. Having the ability to service an item without entering the house is a big selling point for home owners.

Noax

3y↑676

The water running down the siding will eventually corrode and discolor where it sits in the sun, an issue the original faucet wouldn't have as it was spaced out from the siding.

AppleToaster

3y↑165

This whole thing is a big stupid ad

KlixTrio

3y↑34

Good point didn’t think of that. Over time a small leak or even drip will leave iron and mineral stains.

Rio.Syler

3y↑29

Don't get me wrong, I hate this idea, but that's not a leak, that's just the backsplash from every time he attached that adapter or whatever. Still bad to have that hard water splashing all over your house every time you turn the water on or off, even if it's not a continual leak. I'd like to see this house after a year of having that thing on there.

Insert Name Here

3y↑10

Funny how most people think this product is stupid

Asian sex symbol (natty 4life)

3y↑8

That's just a splash, not leak. My regular faucet does the same thing.

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Sprung

2y↑4

Future reference, use the hole saw to make a hole in a plank of wood, and place it over where you want to drill. What is underneath, holewise, becomes irrelevant and the top half was easily drillable.

Firedog1111

2y↑1

Great carpenters' trick; surprised the carpenter in the video did not know that one.

Trevor Lambert

52w

@Firedog1111 It might just not have been worth it. He already needed to use the oscillating tool to clean up the material that would be left between the two holes.

netmagi

3y↑202

Tip for next time: When running a holesaw in vinyl siding, start in reverse till you have a nice groove started. Makes centering and starting the hole a LOT easier.

Silver Cymbal

3y↑13

Great tip!

Mr Static101

3y↑7

As soon as I saw that bit going forward I’m like “nooo it will walk or split”

aguyandhiscomputer

3y↑6

Yep, I did that when drilling holes in an acrylic shower surround and a fiberglass exterior RV wall.

Ryan Olsen

3y↑1

Great tip. Never thought of doing that.

Steve Sullivan

If there's one thing everyone loves...
it's a great tip!!
Thank you.

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Joe Petrides

3y↑55

Man, if I had such easy access to plumbing like this, all my stuff would be tip top.

J J

You’re a simple man aren’t you…😏

Lancer Kind

Yeah. That’s a bit of a kicker. I’ve got a bunch of old faucets from the 80s that are falling apart. I’m going to need to do something. Probably cut the wallboard out and then patch it back later.

Jadden

3y↑3

I think the idea of this is cool but the regular one we all have is fine. It’s definitely worth it if your area freezes.

Tom F

2y↑13

Hole saws can grab and break vinyl siding very easily especially when going thru the edge of a course. Pro tip: use the hole saw but run the drill in reverse until your thru the vinyl. Put the drill in forward for the wood

eddiewax

3y↑2

Siding will buckle. You cannot screw through siding . Unless you make the hole larger in the siding then screw through it. That’s why the mount master you showed before had a flange on it. You cut the siding short and the flange covers it and allows for expansion and contraction.

J Pol

2y↑2

I like the new style it looks clean, but I would buy the adapter with the valve so i could shut off the water and leave the hose attached. I'm just wondering how well it's made and what its life expectancy is compared to the traditional one. I still think a nice shiny red handle on a brass fixture looks more country, especially in a rural areas. Decorative in its own way. Like an old water well, with its bucket full of flowers laying on the front lawn. And if your worried about the kids playing with the water, just let them play, because they are kids and that's how they have fun and learn on a hot day, or simply keep the screw out of the handle and put it up somewhere so they can't turn it on! Just like dad used to do! Lol.

Tommy S.

3y↑597

I really like the fact that there's an adapter that looks almost exactly like the one he replaced.

MrShiraazkhan

3y↑66

Hahaha. Exactly. And The new is dripping water down the wall already.

BLeeB

3y↑32

Instead of one adapter, you need one for every hose!

chukob5

3y↑22

Yeah that was really dumb plus the fact that it’s made of what looks like cheap plastic

kristos kalemanis

3y↑2

That's the upgraded adapter remember...

Bob C.

2y↑19

@MrShiraazkhan our outside faucet is over 40 years old, and it doesn't leak. Plastic will break down with sun light. I'll stick with my old faucet.

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Kraven

If you already have a smaller hole where you want to drill a larger hole with the hole saw. Take a piece of wood and drill a hole with the larger new size. Place the wood with the larger hole over where you want to drill and use it as a guide.

brent Robot

I would like to see some info on both durability and thermal properties for anti freeze. This product looks great but I would like to see a built in insulated barrier that automatically covers the opening. A three inch thick swing away plastic covered Styrofoam would make this awesome.

Snyde Don

2y↑1

You could work for those people. They love to make things more complicated and useless than what we have already had for a hundred years or more., and that work just as good.🤔

Trevor Lambert

52w

There's no need for that. The valve that shuts off the water is at the back of the device, which would be inside the thermal envelope of a conditioned building (if it's not conditioned, then your foam cover ain't gonna do anything either).

Roger Hughes

2y↑8

I see a major problem with this. In cold climates, with the water always on and next to the front of the faucet, there is a significant opportunity for freezing and a burst pipe.

Trevor Lambert

52w↑1

These are a frost free design. The water is not actually held next to the front of the faucet, it's at the opposite end. As long as that spot is above freezing, it's all good.

Tommy Lyons

3y↑24

With the increased size of the hole you’re making in the house wall, you’re stuck with this product if it breaks or you don’t like it.
And always remember to remove your hose for the winter or your frost free faucet ain’t frost free.

Carol Jahnke

Yes I had next store neighbors that never had kids, 5bdrm home big fancy they never once brought their hose in during winter (Wisconsin) I guess it's warmer in India.

Tclucke

2y↑6

I'm pretty sure we have had freezeproof sillcocks for a while up here in the north. This device also adds an extra step say when you just need to rinse off your hands. You have to go an attach the spigot piece. Looks nice but function wise I don't like it unless you need it so children or random people won't turn it on.

Trevor Lambert

52w

The one advantage of this is that you can get it in custom lengths. (If there's any other company that will do this, someone please let me know). I live in a super-insulated house, and there are no other freeze-proof hose bibs long enough to get through the wall. Currently I just have a regular house bib that I have to be really careful to disconnect the water to when it might freeze. The Aquor is $$$, I'm talking hundreds of dollars for the custom length ones.

Dan

3y↑1.8K

Wise man once said, "If it ain't broke, don't fix it."

Marcus Jnorger

3y↑5

@Once upon a time in Toronto haha funny, thanks for sharing!

Brian

3y↑1

@Once upon a time in Toronto mike holmes is popular in the states too his tv shows are very popular

Major theDog

3y↑5

@Once upon a time in Toronto "nobody born before 1980 with a brain would even consider it" is everyone a bad parent so they don't let their kids how to not get scammed past 1980?

Rachellovesyarn

3y↑17

@Once upon a time in Toronto I think you mean Bob Villa, not Bob Ross ... nobody born after 1980 would make that kind of mistake.

John Pixelty

3y↑5

@Rachellovesyarn
😂😂 THAT was funny.

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Middle Tennessee Living

2y↑11

Traditional faucets are still in use for a reason- they work. I would not call it "leak free." I saw leaking in the video from the vacuum breaker @ 4:15 and 4:18 when it was being connected and disconnected. That loss of water will add up over time.

Trevor Lambert

52w

That's not a leak, that's just how a vacuum breaker works. The amount of water that comes out is what's inside the hydrant when the valve closes, and that's the same with any frost-free design.

CommonSenseAndReason

2y↑5

This is more of a water security device than anything. Good idea for areas or businesses that experience water theft.

NutzBdragon

2y↑3

That dripping water of the side of the house is going to look great in a few years. You made an issue that didn't exist before, good job 👍🏽

exponent mantissa

My Moms house was built in 1964 and her old style taps are still working just fine. AFAIK the only thing that has ever been replaced is some washers. BTW she lives in northern Canada where winters hit -40! The only thing we changed was we put a shutoff 2 feet inside and a little drain to get rid of any water left in line to outside so there is now zero risk of frost damage. Come fall we shut the tap off and drain the line.

Spicy Flavor Tide Pods

2y↑1

I'm a believer in stacking hole saws on the same pilot. Put the larger one, then the smaller one to fix the existing hole and go to town. Smaller fits existing hole, larger one makes the size you need.

ANTHONY TRAN

3y↑161

I still love old style, easy to fix, and cheap to replace.

PauL O

3y↑138

I can't believe that enough people would really want to go through so much hassle just replace an outdoor faucet. I'd be shocked if there's really a market for such a frivolous little thing. Do these kind of people try to hide their toilets? :)

sebastian

3y↑6

I am sure $$$$$ house owner would want this since they don't want some stupid faucet sticking out of their modern marble structure outside. While average people buy white plastic switch overs for their home, they purchase something stainless steel with design. So there is a small market at least.

Nesseight

3y↑3

You've never seen a murphy commode?

Asian sex symbol (natty 4life)

3y↑1

I wouldn't mind having one of these, but I'd mind doing it myself. 🤣

Theo Gantenbein

2y↑7

Plus, why would you want to replace a nice, solid, cast brass faucet with this plastic/sheet metal thingie?

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D Y

it's very nice. would love to have something like this when i buy a SFH one day. where i live, we have multiple water valve and one's inside the temp controlled garage so can use it all year round

Daddy

When you have an existing hole, and need a larger hole in the location, first chuck up the size hole saw you need, then inside of that one thread on a hole saw that matches the existing hole. It is now your guide.

medwardl

When you need to drill a hole where the center is in a previous hole screw a small piece of plywood to the surface and mark where you need to drill through that and it will act like a guide for you to drill though and keep the hole saw from walking. The method works great if you don't have an oscillating saw.

Lydia Langford Joiner

It looks great— thank you!

Crateix

3y↑1.4K

This is a perfect example of a fix that didn’t have a problem.

You lost me at adapter

Meep Changeling

3y↑46

There is a problem, actually. Pipes freeze and burst, and you have this bit of pipe that's not insulated sticking out of your house because of your obsession with grass. So it can freeze, and explode your pipes, and cost you thousands. The actual solution is to remove it entirly, and stop having a grass based yard.

executivesteps

3y↑15

Does the old hose bib really detract from the look of the house?

bpare

3y↑69

@Meep Changeling OR... you properly winterize your hose bibs. Takes maybe 20 minutes.

manb4war

3y↑5

I'm here looking for this comment. Why?

MisterGuts

3y↑3

@Meep Changeling Dat Grass.

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Jer Bear

3y↑2

Pro tip. Just put a smaller size hole saw inside the bigger one. It will center it and prevent it from jumping around

Merrold

3y↑11

I have to say the coolest thing on here was the crimper having a light on it to tell you its good so you don't flood your house!

Maxwell Jackson

This is awesome and really efficient!

Lean Bean

3y↑1

This appears to be something RV user would definitely be interested in!

Bucket of Steam

I'm going to be replacing my spigots this spring. This is interesting, but I'm just gonna go with getting some fittings for a quick connect setup.

WheelPatriot TheBestIsYetToCome

3y↑19

you went from one potential leak to five potential leaks for ten times the price. great idea .

2004ZX636R

Some people just got to have what is supposed to be the latest and the greatest, don't forget to buy all new hoses or connectors to attach to what you have if you buy this. The new valves are a lot different than the old ones shown, got a one piece frost free current style valve and it works just fine, looks better than the old one also.

Yura Etoh

3y↑8

I love the idea of making thinks more simple with something that requieres an adapter to everything you want to connect to

String Larson

2y↑1

There's no technology that won't create 2 additional issues that can be solved with more technology. Lather, rinse, repeat.

Linda Pettibone

I would love to do this because my hands don't work too good anymore and I won't have to worry about covering it for the winter.

D Rodriguez

3y↑3

Pro tip !!! Always put the hole saw in reverse when going through vinyl siding!!! Once through. Put back in forward action.

You risk gripping the siding and tossing it the way you did it.

Carol Jahnke

Alot of u pros said that.

chris devalcourt

@Carol Jahnke lots of "pros" out there!

Steve Sullivan

3y↑534

The nice thing about the "old style" petcock? It keeps the water away from the house if it's leaking instead of inside the wall where it can't be seen.

Andy

3y↑36

Yep and if it does leak it'll leak outside and away from the house. This thing will ruin your walls and create an even bigger headache to deal with. Cool concept but I'd rather not deal with a problem like that.

Pandahz

3y↑4

Are you saying the old ones have a benefit of leaking at the tap and not in the wall? I’m just confused reading the comment lol

Denny K.

3y↑8

@Pandahz thats what they’re saying, but that’s technically not entirely true. If you live anywhere it freezes, the old style are notorious for freezing up if not drained, creating a flood and interior damage. Even the “Frost Free” ones with a vent on top will if not drained and it gets too cold.

Also, how much are the fancy fittings for these?

L44tsmasher735

3y↑18

The problem with the too fancy ones, is the water is either on, or it’s not. So if you live in an area that freezes, you can’t just slightly open the spigot and get a small drip, you have to have water flowing out

Also, it’s $100, so way too much money for something you can lose the adapter to, and not have running water.

Pandahz

3y↑3

@Denny K. okay and again. How does a faucet change the possibility of a leak inside the house. Especially older homes, they will have water damage in the walls from a leaking pipe or whatever it may be. How does having a traditional faucet on the outside of my house protect all the lengths of water pipe inside the walls. Seems to me like you can put whatever style of faucet you want it all comes down to the plumber that originally built the home

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Jeff Renfro

Great job using a painters caulk to seal around the outside which will separate and crack after the first rain storm

rarevfx

I'm always amazed how simple american houses are build. Makes maintenance by yourself so much easier

jeffthewhiff

This looks like a pretty cool product!👍

Crazy Cdn

Easy way to cut out siding without the risk of splitting older stuff by going forward like they did in the video, run the bit in reverse until you get through the soft plastic. It doesn't grab and tear that way.

Cymbal Kenion

Loved this.. and how cool to see my name Cymbal as apart of your YouTube name. Please keep the videos coming, very helpful!!

nick phillips

3y↑24

The water dripping down the siding, every time you take the adaptor in or out, is going to rot everything below it. You can see the water on the wall. Some old things are still better. Try replacing the old style spigot with a frost proof style. If you lose or break the adaptor, you can't get any water. The plastic cover is going to fail eventually, the old brass and black metal style has proven performance. Pex is leeching toxic chemicals into your water, especially hot water. Manufacturers recommend, using cold water only for cooking. You can taste it. Ten years from now, we will be removing it. And I install it.

Firedog1111

2y↑1

Thanks for the heads up on the toxicity of Pex. Plastic is freaking everywhere and we are being constantly bombarded by the chemicals used to manufacture it in ways most of us are blissfully unaware of.

Iván Bastías

3y↑4

Good! so, you can replace your reliable brass adjustable flow tap, for a fancy unadjustable wall "water plug" to get your wall permanently wetted, great idea 💡

Mick Jager

I'm guessing the length of the faucet also has to do with temperature it gets outside in the winter. Longer to put it, the water, further into the house so it stays warm and won't freeze as easy.

Mark Hollingsworth

2y↑2

I got a pair- works fantastic!

chowner

I dunno why I find your videos so fascinating? Anyways you are doing something right. Thanks for the content!

Everything Crypto

I would have to break the dry wall if I wanted to install this but definitely keep this in mind for the future

caliguy1500

3y↑209

Sounds like that's gonna be a ton of fun when the calcium builds up and prevents the internal spring/seals from working properly. Not to mention when you loose your "adapter" and have to wait a week for a new one to be shipped because I doubt any stores will have that in stock.

Anti-globalist

3y↑11

The plastic hinge would've snapped way before then and you'd have bought an entire replacement so you'll have the spring.

Jeremy Ellwood

3y↑2

@Anti-globalist LOL!!! 100%

ThaFuzzwood

3y↑1

Looking for this comment and I was not disappointed :)

21boxhead

2y↑4

IT'S $150 FOR THIS THING LOL

wilsjane

2y↑6

@21boxhead A fool and his money are soon parted. 😃

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Jason Hogan

There's already frost proof spigots that have a longer shaft to protect from frost. Just use one of those.

Paivi Project

Okay, I thought that was a great idea. I didn't know there was something like this 👍

Geoffrey Smith

Definitely will get one next spring.thanks for sharing

DIY MAN

3y↑811

Remove your outside tap to install this new product. When finished installing it. You can connect a outside tap in to it to run like the old garden tap. Haha 😅😂😂

Joe Art Garrido

3y↑13

Yup , just sad

Randyii Hill

3y↑16

I agree with you. Makes no sense

F4FOTOGRAFIE

3y↑25

No, it is much better than the old one.

You always have to screw on a stupid adapter 🙈

Highborn

3y↑14

yeah don't forget that a tap is like what? 5 bucks? goes to shit in the next 50 years, who cares. Now how much is this ?....

Landon & Landon

3y↑10

Siding box on the old spiget would be the upgrade. This thing is one season away from leaking.

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Jordan Philip Perris

Wow!! What a wonderful idea :)

Joe Holden

3y↑12

Looks like a good product except for the reduced water flow. As you stated it's 1/2 inch and looks like the barb fitting on the back may be even less then that.

They should make a high output one that is 3/4

John Doe

Listen better. The hose he recommended was the 1/2 inch product. He didn't say anything about reduce output from the faucet.

rzgrimes

3y↑3

My, that 1920 faucet knob looks pristine for being over a century old. I wonder if the new technology will hold up as well.

HisDivineGraceImperialMajestyKingEmperorTonka

I agree solving a problem that doesn't exist

Aeromutt

2y↑2

If and when I can, I will install a 3/4" line, spigot, hose, and faucet. When you want a lot of water dispersed quickly, 3/4" versus 1/2" is nearly double the volume due to a resistance factor. There was a fire coming up to the back of our property. I let it get to within 10 feet before I attacked in laying on a thick coat of water on the tumble weeds and brush to where the fire couldn't flash over. I was wearing my painters mask and went through a box of filters and I still got some smoke inhalation and was miserable for several day. but the fuel of the fire soon burned out and my property was in the clear. Periodically I would douse the house even though I had slate roof. Then 5 years later my stupid neighbor did a total non code wiring job to his patio deck and some card board boxes caught the deck on fire, Plus he used gasoline as a preservative. So as he and his wife and son were running in circles like chickens, I rolled out the big hose and put on the 1" fire nozzle and had that fire out long before the fire department got there. Later he admitted getting a citation for not pulling a permit for the electrical. And the inspector condemned his deck because he could smell the petroleum product. And for the rest of the years I lived in that house, he never did anything to that burnt deck. It was still there.

james Broady

The only reason the original looked bad is because it had the hose attached and bucket there lol. Disconnect the hose and move the stuff into the shed and the original spigot is fine. If its that much of an eye sore, just paint it to match the siding. This new idea would probably work better on new construction because most homes will not have that ease of access to the water line.

josh black

The only difference is that spigot from 1920 will most likely work better and longer than the other. I'd like to see how it holds up in -30 temps also. Neat concept though

T1Oracle

2y↑1

You could just wrap your old faucet in insulation and get the same effect for pennies and little effort.

If you want to get fancier, tape a small plastic bin full of insulation over your faucet.

mrmanitoba

3y↑1.8K

I'll just stick to what has been working for the past 120 years.

Juan Carlos

3y↑39

Keepin it simple. 👍🏼

machia0705

3y↑5

💧 👍

Nicholas Webb

3y↑53

No need to change something that isn’t broken

Snow Beard

3y↑16

@Nicholas Webb It's literally the same thing with an additional failure point rofl. I don't think I've seen a more useless tool. If the first adapter that's shown is it working exactly like the old faucet did with an additional connection (aka failure point), the product is probably pointless.

Horstroad

3y↑29

With that attitude we would still be living in caves.

If it's better, upgrading even a working system is okay.

Whether this is better or not is a different discussion thought.

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Mr. Grumpy

These US homes really do surprise me with how thin walls are. I have 200mm (approx. 7.87 inch) thick log wall but it's really needed here in northern europe.

Danger DIY

3y↑2

Great video! Easy to follow tutorial, and I really love the new hose bib. Looks sharp. Liked, and subscribed.

Chuck Starwar

50w

Thank you. That's absolutely new and cool to me.

flowingstrings

We installed this last year and love it. The attachments are great too. Love the fact nothing sticks out of the house. (Where we have it located it's kind of a tight walking space between the house and our hot tub). Easy to use and was able to put at a perfect hight for cleaning hot tub. We also use it for all hosing projects. No freezing since it sits in the wall. We live in a very cold climate and had no issues using it all winter.

chris devalcourt

Good for you. Not for me.

Heather Cutler

2y↑1

This is great timing! My hubby just recently noticed we need to replace our spigot. I've shared this video with him, so we can possibly look into this!😊

Carol Jahnke

2y↑3

It's probably junk

Priceless Detailing

3y↑6

When cutting siding with a hold saw try cutting in reverse until you make it through the siding then switch directions. It will leave a clean cut and prevents cracking the siding. Great video

Tony -

3y↑15

I notice he defeated the built-in 5 degree draining tilt by installing it this way...

Project Works

3y↑2

Why did I have to go so far down to read this comment haha. Would be interesting to see how this is holding up today and to see what potential damage it's caused.

Batlord Carcas

3y↑1

If they used the rectangular box housing with a 1" x 1" x 5° flared lip spill guard attached under the housing, that would help with the purpose of drip leak protection.

lee lunk

YOU EXPLAIN EVERYTHING VERY DETAILED, THANKS...I'M NOT EVEN DOING THIS, CLICKED YOUR VIDEO BY CHANCE

Jonathan Mellette

This is an older video, so I doubt the uploader will reply -- maybe someone who has this will see it and respond, though. How does this do in the winter? Is it protected inherently because there's no external spigot?

Jess of We GRWN Podcast

We've had a "neighbor" use the water at a rental property without our permission to wash his car and other stuff because we had the old school spigot so this would be PERFECT for issues like this!

Hubjeep

1:38 Screw a block of wood to the sheathing for the centering bit, use short screws.

JustAnAverageJoe

3y↑3

Another fantastic video. I will definitely look into switching over to this setup

Silver Cymbal

Great to hear! Glad you liked it.

Gt Banus

3y↑1

I remember about 25 years ago going to a home show where on one of the booths was selling some kind of device you put in your toilet tank so that it does not take as much water to fill the tank and you save water with each flush.
I told the guy that the brick I had in the tank served the same purpose for the last 15 years.
He gave me the pikachu face (this is long before pikachu was a thing)
LOL

Ray R

3y↑1

This design moved future leaking closer to the home(Check 4:14) in video. Water is intended to exit below adapter during exchanges. Is there any data on how many cycles(adapter installs) before the AQUOR starts to leak? Our outdoor faucets have been used for 20+ years with no leaks. Will the AQUOR last longer? Time would have been better spent making the current faucet look better. I am not a fan of water running down the siding and all the the way to the ground. Over time the water dripping due to adapter exchange outs will lead to discoloration of the siding and maybe even the concrete. Who wants to keep track of adapters? What about those who have issues with gripping objects? How are they going to grip the adapters to screw them in place for use?

C P

39w

Awesome detail. Thank you.

Robert Chitoiu

3y↑86

I really like how expensive this is.

CWBKC

How about post frame steel? What’s your thoughts?

Franco Castro

3y↑9

this finally resolves a long mystery. There is a house in the beach that had this weird thing. we thought it was to connect an RV but seems like they just didn't want people to use their water.

Donald A. Jr

Thanks for making this video. You always have cool things.

Chuck Graham

3y↑1

Spigot is not the problem for me, if it's what you want then go for it... being a carpenter myself the issues I do have are not using the trim box for the siding, then driving screws in to the siding which will prevent the siding from moving during hot/cold cycles which may cause wrinkles in the siding. This is the reason siding companies made the trim box's in the first place, and would not have been that much more work to accomplish.

Chris Potter

I hope there are more choices in adapter fittings. I like the one that's angled down & would never have one that sticks straight out.

Chris Glibbery

1y↑1

Yes very nice that you can access the back of your old faucet unlike 99.999999% of all applications. Cut the crap & tell it like it is! New construction fine. Retro fit (as you elude to) forget it unless you want to shed out on a boat load for cutting into walls, making up the plumbing fitting (9/10 copper & not PEX) making that connection, repairing, taping, floating & painting your wall inside. Good Luck!

Silver Cymbal

1y↑1

Yes, it was just a stunt house. And when I installed it through 10 inches of concrete it was really cake flour dyed gray and another fake house: https://youtu.be/HyD7OkmcaQ0 - Every outdoor faucet is drilled into the crawlspace or basement, all accesible.

Trumps Orange Jumpsuit

1y↑1

I prefer the old spigot, all you have to do is hook up a quick disconnect at the beginning of your hose to eliminate screwing the hose on/ and or off the spigot.

graywoulf

1y↑1

I agree with you. Plus, you can spend your $150 bucks on something you really need.

Shane McFerran

2y↑1

The old school hose bib works just fine !!

lobo241us

3y↑294

Do a brick house that has copper pipe installed then i'll be impressed.

Ben Morgan

3y↑13

Yeah try an English house 😂😂

Leonel Galan

3y↑12

Lol that's what I'm saying that's how my home is its through the concrete basement wall

Omar_Con_Ache

3y↑7

Just a little more work, but the result is the same. Don't be scared, you can do it. 😉

Rex Nike

3y↑1

Lol, but it’s so simple

RED AZZ WHITE-BOY

3y↑1

I use to be scared of brick foundation and facades for any type of drilling and or cutting.
Once u get the whole everything is gonna go wrong with brick work, u then will find out it’s not as nearly hard as one may have thought the whole time. I know I played this into my head at a young age. Always was scared to touch anything to do with masonry no matter concrete brick or what have u.

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Lightning Star Sky

3y↑4

Perfect for when you have a house fire and need to quickly save the plastic attachments from melting. Better yet have your neighbors running around looking for them. Number 1 in safety. Number 1 diversion tactics.

VisiBle

3y↑1

I think there will be a huge Algae problem with this system; especially the way water dribbles along the wall.

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