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perfect - thank you! it would re-scale every time when changing from a sub-layer to the main timeline, but this fixes it

I cant find the gotcha app

holy crap thank the lord bro, been using this for YEARS and its been driving me insane. idk why i didnt search this up sooner. anyways, much appreciated bro!

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I bought a Go-tcha Evolve Po+ YESTERDAY and it already stopped connecting. Few minutes is the max I get. Disconnects after a few seconds or minutes most of the time. I’m really disappointed. Would NOT recommend!

Good video

It be nice to play old radio shows using old radio show app.

I’ve used small bubble wrap and saved 50 bucks a month for two winters now. Bumpy side touching the window and all else, plus no soap, just clean and mist the window, and the small bubble wrap clings fine I’ve left mine up for three years.

Can this be used in summer to block out heat? I have several windows that have direct sun light and the room is very warm during summer. We want something that can let light filter through. I read a lot about this but always about blocking the cold.

Hello I tried to follow the procedure you showed in the video, however for some reason, every time PhoenixCard stops at 21% and eventually freezes my system. this is when I set mode to "start up" When I set mode to "product" it completes the process but the pi doesn't boot. (No lights at all and no video) I suspected the sd card may be corrupt, but I installed armbian in it and worked correctly without any issue. Did this issue happen to you?

do we have to keep the NAS in Same network or can i access it on Wifi also. like i want to use the NAS as automated backup device at home for my office data. is it possible ?

I can't believe I watched this!

THIS SAVES MY SANITY

Thanks for Tip.

I found another video on using cling wrap and a putty knife, helps with air flow from the loose wiggly old windows. I finally just tried this, and it has helped a ton. Gonna try this with that technique.

I like to look out windows though

that tip at the end for fixing drive partitions was solid gold!

Dude, you forgot to say which side goes on the window. Bubbles or the flat part?

That looks so trashy. You can't even see outside now. And that's not going to prevent cold air drafts.

What a annoying "music"

Just plain water? To cling?

What about using it on the outside of a single pane window too? In SoCal we don't have wind, rain, ice or snow but can get down to the 30's at worse.

I saw a different video that said best to have smooth side towards the inside of the home and the bubble side cling to the glass. I'm assuming the smaller bubbles are better at clinging to glass????

I will give that a try thanks

App name ?

Straight to the point and works. Keep doing the internet a better place.

What is a rumin noodle? 😂😅

Why not just put all the "fixins" on at home? Imo that's really weird

Fastest cold brewer, you erroneously claim? So much for you lack of careful competent research. Quick example disputing you is the DASH vacu cold brewer. Please do your research better.

It did not work

Fucking neat!!!

Very inventive

Great video, Tyler! P.S your cat is very cute!

So close - Clearing the data and restarting nearly worked. "Found Go-tcha device" ...... but then "Device disconnected". I uninstalled and re-installed the app but had the same issue. I'm working with a new phone - a Google Pixel 7 - if that factors in. The Go-tcha paired fine with my old Pixel 2XL. Any suggestions?

If you have time to prepare a veggie burger, then drive to a takeaway to complete your sandwich, then there is something seriously wrong with you.

I totally disagree unless the bubble wrap has big bubbles doesn't make a home feel warmer during winter.

Could just use a small brush....j/s

Paint the screw heads before you put it in

Why on earth…?🥴

You are so attractive ❤️❤️

Delicious 😋👍👍👍

i have done it a few years ago when we had a much colder winter here in Belgium, and it really helps. A simple trick to know it works, is to touch your window glass with bare hand, and it feels cold in the winter. If you do the same and touch the bubble wrap, you feel immediately the difference. Bubble wrap works best with the largest bubbles (30mm), but the 20mm and normal 10mm will also works. It's also best to apply 1 piece that cover the entire window. And as last and most important note, bubblewrap has much more effect when you place the bubbles pointing to the glass, and the flat side pointing to the room. With the bubbles pointing to the glass, you have the air layer of the bubbles itself, but also the space between the bubbles that forms a second layer. When using the bubblewrap with the flat side towards the glass, you have straight contact with the plastic between the bubbles and the glass, and that space is not isolated with air. When using the bubblewrap with bubbles towards the glass, you can tape it to the window frame with transparant box sealing tape. Also if your piece of bubblewrap is not 1 big piece, the flat sides of the multiple pieces will stick much better with the tape then the bubble side. Also at the bottom, it's best to not use tape, so that condensation water can drip out and not get trapped between the wrap and glass like a envelop, because this will eventually create black mold.

very informative here! thx 4 sharing

I get condensation on one of my window on my door, will this method stop that or could i still get it which may mean this will drop off please?

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I have single pane leaded windows in the hallway of my house. For years we’ve had condensation on the glass resulting in puddles of water. I used bubble wrap this year and Hey Presto no condensation. No more puddles of water to wipe up. This really works and is so cheap. I should have done it years ago.

I guess my neighbours would complain that it looks trashy

Looking at 3.26 you can see that the bubbles throw the light around giving you more light. I bought a large roll of wide bubble wrap 50 mtrs and 175cm wide which was the widest window ie patio door and so did every window in 1 piece. the roll cost me £12 and I used half ( trade roll large bubbles). One other side effect is the reduction of noise,we have school kids passing every day and when working nights it used to wake me during the day, but no more. I have done my shed, garage and the glass in my glazed internal doors and on the windows of my motorhome during winter layup. use a perm marker and mark each panel of bubble wrap so you can put them up again next year

Already did that, yup it works.