The A/C repair guy came out to check the unit on the roof because I noticed some moisture on the ceiling in the living room, not much, but I wanted to get ahead of any possible problem coming from the roof to the attic. He came out and said that everything looked good with the A/C unit itself, but I should patch any cracks from when the unit was installed because water can enter through the cracks when it rains. The wind is brutal and most likely contributed to the shifting of the A/C unit. The house has a brand new roof so that wasn't the problem so I was happy about that. The A/C guy said that this was an easy fix and recommended Henry's roof repair products so I thought I would do some research and give it a try to fill in any cracks. The A/C guy could've done the work but he recommended that I do it since it is an inexpensive repair. In this video, I show you the product I chose, how to apply it, and my overall opinion of this product.
Update: A couple days after filming this video review, there was a heavy rainstorm and this product really held up. I didn't see or feel any moisture coming from the attic and everything is sealed in nicely. It's easy to apply and durable enough to be applied on a wet surface or in the pouring rain.
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I attended The Art of the Brick exhibit in December 2021, during the holiday season, at the California Science Center. It was an educational and creative-driven exhibit for all ages. Nathan Sawaya went from a career as a lawyer to a full-time American artist. He realized that he would rather play with LEGO bricks all day. His love for LEGO bricks and creating things led to a career that he absolutely enjoys. He uses his hands as his tool to create various artworks and structures that you may find familiar and others that are original works. Come along with me as I visit "The Art of the Brick" exhibit at the California Science Center in the video blog below.
I hope his exhibit will inspire you to follow your dreams, do what you enjoy, create beautiful things, and most of all live your best life. It's never too late to try something new, take a different path, and reinvent yourself. This video blog shows some of my favorite works of art and structures during Nathan Sawaya's exhibit. Enjoy and Happy New Year!
Questions
Were you a fan of LEGO bricks when you were a kid? How do you use creativity in your life today?
