Woman Drills Screws to Hang Her Hose Hanger

This woman was tired of her hose lying around. So decides to drill and screw a few nails on the wall to hang her hanger that would support her hose.

Transcript

00:00Hey and welcome back today we are going to install a hose reel so that you're

00:05not tripping over it all the time. So it's pretty simple you can just pick

00:09these up at Bunnings or your local hardware store there's heaps of

00:13different varieties but they all operate relatively the same way. So to do this

00:19you are going to need a hammer drill because we are drilling into the bricks

00:24you're also going to need screws, a pen to mark it out and your Phillips head

00:31screwdriver. I also recommend using these stoppers that fit into the brick which

00:36I'll show you later. So firstly you want to use your marking pen just to hold it

00:41against the wall and mark where your screws are going to go.

00:47Now to screw into brick you need to use a masonry drill bit so I've got myself

00:52an 8mm masonry drill bit. It's around the same size as the stoppers that I'm

00:58going to push in to hold the screws in place. You don't want it to be any bigger

01:03than that otherwise it'll all just fall out. So drill into your brick in the

01:08positions that you have marked

01:12and then put the little rubber stopper in there just hammer that in gently and

01:19this is what you will screw into. Now I'm just going to repeat the same procedure

01:27for the other two positions where the screws are going so I'm using my

01:30masonry drill bit to drill into the bricks here. Now once all three are

01:37drilled out and have the rubber stopper inside I'm going to screw in my screws.

01:44So I'm doing the screws prior to actually holding up my hose reel because

01:51it won't work otherwise I can't fit the drill in there it's very awkward and

01:55most hose reels come with a picture hanger style where you slip it on and

02:00then it slides down onto the screw. That way you can do it this way and it makes

02:05it a hundred percent easier.

02:14You can see that I'm leaving them poking out a couple of mil now that's so that I

02:19can slide on the hose reel in a moment. So I'm screwing them almost all the way

02:26in leaving them just a few mil sticking out and then I'm going to just drop the

02:31hose reel on top of that as you can see here and then it drops down and I can

02:39use my Phillips head screwdriver my handheld one to screw them in a little

02:44bit tighter now that it's in place.

02:48And there you go it's about a 10-minute job and it has tidied up my hose I don't

02:54need to kick it out of the way all the time now or trip over it or move it when

02:58I'm mowing it is nice and neat and tidy just on the side of my house.

03:04And the cost of this was around $20.