"Where the Poop Go" is the sequel to "Where the Wild Things Are" no one asked for...until now. (Turn on suspenseful music)

@HerbOMatic

Жыл бұрын

Lol, Pinned, thanks Brian!

I subscribed for the bomb shelter, I stayed for the continual comedy. These folks should teach late night shows how comedy works!!!!

@HerbOMatic

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Jon!

@legomouvieman6082

Жыл бұрын

The same reason

Enjoying your content man! Couple of suggestions for your shelter ventilation :) Try turning the fan around so its sucking clean air into the shelter instead of blowing dirty air out of it. A 4 inch fan for that size area is fairly underpowered, for optimal air circulation you would probably be looking at a 8 - 10 inch (thats what she said) fan. Are you planning to use the other vent as well? That way you could have one fan sucking clean air in and another blowing dirty air out. Would advise using a larger fan to suck air in and a slightly smaller one to blow air out. Keep up the awesome work guys!

Damnit, I thought today would be the day we find out where the poop goes

@HerbOMatic

Жыл бұрын

It was too hot for that!

@Bolli1983

Жыл бұрын

@@HerbOMatic I thought you got the AC for that!

@oldred2470

10 ай бұрын

@@Bolli1983 guess they are still need mount that blower and then put it the ac down there

Love the comedy edit side. Wife is definitely an asset

Today I watched a man go down into his hot hole to use a vacuum cleaner to get rocks out of his pipe.

@HerbOMatic

Жыл бұрын

Suckin rocks in hot holes, quality content!

I have to admit for a channel I found by accident I am throughly enjoying every video. I live i northern AZ and am lucky to have much cooler summers but you get much warmer winters. My only suggestion would be an evaporative cooler. Uses less power and just some water if you can work out air flow.

@Ms_Princess_Zelda

Жыл бұрын

Its quite entertaining. I love their brand of humor. Its my kind as well. Also pretty interesting content jokes besides. Glad I found them by accident too.

@andrewallason4530

Жыл бұрын

Also could try running a 1/2” pipe with misting sprayers around the ceiling, misting down onto the walls. Run on a digital tap timer on for a minute, off for 10+. You will see a massive drop in the wall temperature. Don’t leave running constantly as may cause corrosion.

Oh boy what could be done in a hidden shelter with steady temp and humidity? Mr Herb 😎 Also liked the nudge at Ashens and his sofa.

The editing is HILARIOUS like the old timey music for the elevator had me cackling guys! Keep it up. Y’all are my favorite phx yt peeps

Another agonizing cliffhanger! Great work so far, guys!

Love this stuff can't wait to see it finished how it turns out

To reduce the heat… paint the sliding entrance door silver or white. And put a covered parking or storage over the shelter to eliminate gathering heat, and while your at it… put a solar array on that roof and subsidies your power usage

@samsonian9468

Жыл бұрын

It would keep it out of sight of unwanted company when being used for emergency.

Great job, now as you are getting closer... You need a few things. 1) an insect, spider & snake proof cover for the vent pipe outside (and another for inside too). Probably an extension of a couple of feet too. 2) don't forget to make it rain and snow proof too! Most modern shelters use a curved pipe to prevent rain & snow intrusion. Note here too; I don't know if you live in an area that gets any flooding, but take that into account also. 3) you should really get a carbon monoxide detector! By the way even burning candles down there is a bad idea! As the candles or other burning occurs, it lowers the oxygen level!!! Come to think of it, there really should be another pipe like that, probably on the opposite side of the shelter that was used as an air intake or exhaust; whichever way the had it going. One way in, the other out. If you have any plans for using/restoring this as a true fallout shelter, you'll need a proper intake air pump (electric and manual) and multi-stage air filtration unit to keep out radioactive particles. By the way too, that big pipe would also make a nice passage for low voltage wiring for an outdoor weather probe and video camera lines. You are correct, that IS a whole bunch of thermal mass! When you set up your AC unit set it around 70 degrees (or whatever you are comfortable at) and not too much lower, otherwise you'll freeze you butts off... Not that the Mrs. has any to spare... Uh, sorry guy, but hey it's your fault for you keep showing it off. As she pointed out... Please keep off of the furniture! Especially the structurally questionable termite eaten furniture! Trust me, it may only seem like 18 inches, but concrete floors make it seem more like falling 18 feet! Ouch! 🤕 Visually run out you electrical box lines and find which one goes thru the wall to the outside; probably also near that vent pipe. By the way, poop flows downhill, unless that thing has a macerator & pump. I mentioned that in a previous comment. Let's hope the sewer line isn't full of rocks!

@HavNCDy

Жыл бұрын

You are right there should be an outlet and it should be close to the floor to take the carbon dioxide out (carbon dioxide tends to accumulate around the floor). A Swiss air filter on the intake would be a good idea

We could use that hot air here in the uk currently it's freezing lol . Great to see another video on the shelter.

👍☑ another in a series of creative and funny videos, tks Herb and Mrs Herb for making my day!

Let’s rattle can some reflective silver Rust-Oleum paint on that sliding steel cover. If it doesn’t help it will at least look cool. My thinking is that maybe the entrance space is being a solar oven and heating up the thermal mass. That’s my story (as I commented before) and I’m stickin’ to it!!!

Great to see another update on the bomb shelter! Looking forward to more! :D

I had a project where I needed to put in a pair air vents in a building one was an input vent and the other one was an output vent. To keep creepy Crawlies out of the vents I used 4.5" Stainless Steel Mesh Sink Strainer between the pipe and a coupler, I used PVC pipe couplers.

@DallamOliverLee

Жыл бұрын

Definitely agree. Shelter needs 2 air vents. Should invest in one of those swiss air intake systems with carbon filter that will let you do hand crank if there's no power, and has blast valves. Gotta get that air flowing in there.

@18:50 OMG! A push me pull you! LOL! 😂😂😂

You guys are hilarious! Comedy aside I am completely gobsmacked at how hot it is down there. I would have thought the opposite. I figured it would be cool underground. So all of these bunkers people build must be pretty unlivable without AC and good ventilation systems. Learned something today.

Might check into getting you a swiss NBC air filtration system. You can have it where it will just blow and not filter. Has a electric fan and a manual crank if need be. The fan puts out a massive about of air and it's quiet.

@HerbOMatic

Жыл бұрын

That's my plan, they are $10k so I was working on the other cheaper things that are also critical. I will be adding one soon!

i love watching your channel

You need a u pipe to stop rocks from filling it again. And a mesh to stop critters from going down there.

Wonder if it would help to eliminate the flexable hose attach the fan straight to the pipe.

Another gem of a video, Herb. A little disappointed that you missed such a a good 'Spaceballs' reference, "She's gone from suck to blow". It's alright though, I'm definitely still sticking around to find out where the poop go.

Well at least you got the air vent cleaned out.After, the temperature inside the bomb shelter.Starts to drop, I would recommend setting up an NBC (Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical) filter.Directly onto the air vent.That way you guys.Get clean,healthy, fresh air.Into your bomb shelter.

That air would make a good heater for the house if you could build a contraption with a heat exchanger.

@HerbOMatic

Жыл бұрын

It would, I wonder if just filtering would be good enough. I could run a hose from shelter to the house through a window as an experiment.

@robertschemonia5617

Жыл бұрын

See, I have always wanted to design an underground "shelter" for all my radio equipment. And was thinking about some kind of passive heating and cooling for it. Like the passive solar heating kits you can make to circulate air though a window. Zero electricity required, uses convection to circulate the air. They work awesome for heat, but something for cooling, possibly evaporative or other would be awesome. Of course, humidity would be a huge concern of mine around sensitive electronics. Idk. Just a thought.

@davidgraemesmith1980

Жыл бұрын

@@robertschemonia5617 air ventilation hose wrapped in cotton in a framework sprayed with water, something like the principle of a canvas water bottle on the grill of a moving car being cooler through evaporation 🤔

@jptucsonaz8503

Жыл бұрын

Well, except for the "bomb-sheltery" smell(s)...

@wesley00042

Жыл бұрын

Some kind of heat exchanger would keep out the smell. Maybe a cheap eBay air-to-air intercooler for a turbo'd car?

that rocks you guys rock

Consider a parking shade solar panel structure above the shelter to prevent heat buildup?

you might consider spreading white stone in the driveway over where the bunker sight so that the roof of the shelter would reflect some of the heat a reversible test might be a silver tarp but the stone would be less in the way

@HerbOMatic

Жыл бұрын

That's an incredibly good idea! I wonder how many tons I would need.

@Mate2Frio

Жыл бұрын

@@HerbOMatic You load 15 tons.....

@wmose3694

Жыл бұрын

if you go for a smaller crushed stone half inch or so and as i dont think you have to deal with snow removal in your neck of the woods you could do a fairly thin coat i cant tell if the aria that the bunker is built in has a loose stone pad above it or if part of it is paved if it is loos stone a inch or so added on top would be plenty even if it breaks up a bit when walking on it over all it will be lighter in color and over time should help lower the ground temp

@jcadult101

Жыл бұрын

@@HerbOMatic I can't think of a gravel yard with white. There's a light gray at Pioneer and a pretty light pink. But realistically, the color isn't going to mean a whole lot given our summers that sun and 110*+ beating on it all day. But to answer the question, Pioneer has a calculator on their website if you can find white somewhere.

@jcadult101

Жыл бұрын

@Ro Herms $128,.. per ton? I'm trying to wrap my head around that one having paid $9 per for Madison Gold,... well years ago anyway.

Blowing air out the vent pipe, air is probably being drawn in through the gaps of the hot metal door. I wonder if there'd be a second pipe somewhere you could use for an inlet 🤔

@fangthewarrior

Жыл бұрын

You're not Aussie

OK that opening got my subscription

The double and triple entendres were hysterical. Also, was I the only one who flashed the scene from Poltergeist when you talked about the brown couch - "This house is clean!"

A second vent could get you natural convection. One draws high, the other one low. Especially if top is in the shade if possible.

The best narration and editing on KZread

@HerbOMatic

Жыл бұрын

That means alot, I put a ton of time into the editing!

2 things, reverse the fan at night, and foam board insulate the ceiling and top door. I want that place! What a man cave!!

Great idea to use that endoscope.

You need 2 In sheet foam from Lowes or home depot 4x8 sheets cut and use line ceiling and use spray foam to fill any gaps and aluminum duct tape

Shorten up the vent hose and put the fan closer to the pipe, if not connected directly. I'm sure you will extend the outside stand pipe to hopefully more than six feet above the surface, and put a rain cap on it. Where is the outside air coming in? Use the endoscope to check out the smaller pipes/conduits. Thanks for the video. Jon

Thanks for the video!

I always try to catch your newest release. Love your channel!

@HerbOMatic

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Billy another one is in the tube and should drop this week!

Loving the ashens homage with the couch

@HerbOMatic

Жыл бұрын

I always thought Ashens was a weird thing only I watched but he's got 1.6M subs so there must be a bunch of weirdos!

@JackTaylor1

Жыл бұрын

@@HerbOMatic you being American makes you an outlier, he attracts British viewers for his sense of humour. But not often Americans, so you must have good taste :P

Another few suggestions, I recommend getting some spray foam for the door frame, that's if you aren't going to replace the frame and door. Not sure if state code requires a insulated fire door for shelters. Lastly, not sure if humidity and moisture is much of a problem in Phoenix but having a dehumidifier or something to capture moisture, may be a food idea to reduce mold

Reverse the fan, blow the cooler air from out side to inside, positive ventilation it will cool it faster.

ashens would be so proud

Move the fan away from the door so the fan isn't pulling in the air from the door. It may help cool it off some.

I was going to suggest the vacuum, good job. Also on the top side, put a candy cane pipe on to keep water out.

This is a little late but you might want to run a brush like for cleaning dryer vents down that pipe to clean the walls out better. As an outbound vent its not an issue but if you use it for inbound or find the inbound you don't want to be sucking any rust or other stuff through.

turn the fan 90° and shorten the hose so there is as little irritation as possible. you lose so much energy from the fan because of sharp bends!

Looks like you’re going to have dig down to the top of your shelter to put a thermal barrier on top to fix the temperature issue. It’s probably why the shelter was abandoned to begin with.

finaly! i have been waiting for this for ages! great vid again ,please make m more!

Extend your pipe out of the ground at least another foot to 2' then put An upsidedown U shaped pipe on it so the pipe opening is upside down . Then a screen for rodents.

Dude, you are so damn lucky to have a wife who has a sense of humor, is beautiful and isn't afraid of spiders!!😁

the obvious solution is to get a bigger fan and if that doesn't work, a bigger fan might.

You guys are 🔥. One day you’ll be bigger than Stepbrothers!

@HerbOMatic

Жыл бұрын

I hope so, I need to hire an editor to pump more vids out.

Love the continuing use of the 'dat ass' theme, but seems like you now need a theme song for 'insect coitus'

@HerbOMatic

Жыл бұрын

There does not yet exist a song beautiful enough for that scene.

@Paper_and_Light

Жыл бұрын

@@HerbOMatic I disagree: kzread.info/dash/bejne/pGeE1JOYpprOo9o.html

Some sort of cover for the air intake will help reduce the amount of material falling into the pipe, like an encap for a fire stove and a mesh that still allows for good airflow, should hp keep wildlife out too

I have to say, this bomb shelter is cleaning up very nicely. That ventilation system would be exactly the opposite of useful if that bomb happens to be Nuclear, Biological, or Chemical, but for general use extra space it'll do just fine

SQUIRREL !! The bugs needed the sexy music. ( spoke too soon! )

@HerbOMatic

Жыл бұрын

Pony by Genuwine is the only song worthy but I couldn't afford to license it.

Best content on KZread !!!!!!

@HerbOMatic

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Curley!

@curley1441

Жыл бұрын

@@Herb_O_Matic995 Is this for real?

wonder if soaking the ground around the shelter would cool it down as well .. and couple other things you are losing pressure using the dryer tube. 4 in rubber coupler mount the fan straight to the tube you will have higher output. if you can duct air in from a cooler area like from under a shaded area it should help alot .. really enjoying this ..

Find a used swamp cooler on market place or craigslist. Instead of the pads, run furnace filters or the blue dura-cool pads mostly to filter out insects. It's getting into the upper 40s at night; blowing night time air with a cooler's exchange rate will drastically reduce the temp down there. Leave the entrance open about 2', make a panel to cover the opening where you mount the cooler and return air over the entrance opening. You can make ductwork from sheet plastic. Fold it over and tape the seam, the blower will inflate it into a tube, hang that from the ceiling and route that to the back of the room to force the warm air back out and up the access.

Should probably (as another commenter suggested) put a curved pipe with fine mesh to cap off that vent pipe. Keep gravel, rain, and critters out.

18:20 I gotta point out the obvious and suggest you heat the doghouse in the winter months....I don't know if you get cold there but it's 18 here this morning. There's supposed to be another polar vortex next week on the east coast...hoping it's not too terrible here in Chicago. Thanks for sharing your experience. I appreciate you both

Talk about an overly stuffed hole! Great video, as always. I'm surprised you went with the flexible vent hose, I always look at that floppy stuff and figure it must not get as much suction as its more rigid competitors.

@HerbOMatic

Жыл бұрын

That vent fan is temporary. It's what I could order same day on amazon with the weed fan!

I love how funny you all are! keep up the good work. Edit: WAIT! You can do that with a vacuum cleaner?! Am I being punked hahaha Also love the elevator music each time haha

@HerbOMatic

Жыл бұрын

I have another vacuum if I need even more power!

Uncover the cement pad that covers the bomb shelter scrape it down and then put some white quartz rock on top of it. That should keep it cooler down below.

If you ever want to get in your shelter fast you should put in a ladder like on the side of the entrance because that lift would be way to slow in a life or death situation

@HerbOMatic

Жыл бұрын

That's in the plans for the future. Thanks John!

7:07 I heard that and immediately thought of Spaceballs, missed opportunity to input the vacuum scene.

Change the direction of the fan and add a length of pipe with a weatherhead up top. Will pull cooler air up away from the ground.

The only way you're going to cool it like that is with an air inlet as well...so a second pipe allowing the cooler air in.

Is there an intake pipe some where that is blocked?

You want the vent fan down closer to the ground. Most of your 'bad' gasses are heavier than air, so you want to move them out from down near the floor to keep them from building up.

Flood the "cooker" from a large tank of CO2 after sealing ALL the holes and gaps with Duct Tape. Let the temp reduce the Mass. To verify this will work, dig or drill an 8-12 foot small hole in the ground away from the bunker, and use that remote thermometer to verify the actual ground temperature at the depth. The thermal mass has had years of time to accumulate it's high temp, so with flooding the bunker with extreme cold should start the decline in the thermal mass temperature.

put that fan as far away from the door as possible. it will exchange air more efficiently.

Find some way to put up a shade over the top of the shelter some poles and a tarp keep it in the shade for a while also a foot or two of dirt or sand over it or better yet build a shed or garage on top of it that way it's in the shade All the time

I'd throw an ozone generator down there. Also need to think where it's pulling air from? Don't want to suck in weird gasses from the septic or other sources. Any radon gas concerns?

@HerbOMatic

Жыл бұрын

The door leaks enough air for an intake, But I hadn't thought of it pulling air from the septic!

@RCake

Жыл бұрын

Gosh, I had that once in a hotel room. Apparently they had put a better seal on the door for sound insulation. The fan on the A/C was so strong though that it pulled sewer ait from the toilet. Thanks a lot...

You should put a vent roof cover on the end of that vent pipe.

you need a solar /battery extractor fan on the outside of the pipe fit it forget it {:-) PAV UK

If I was local, I would donate some materials to get started on the project, but I’m in Tennessee, I like the Serious comedy though,,keep up the hard work and engineering

@HerbOMatic

Жыл бұрын

I gotta see TN one of these days! Thanks Clif!

Need to add a couple extra inlets that dump out just above the floor.

That's what she said..... oh man .. held that in as long as i could.

AC Infinity makes some good inline fans

i wanted to see where the poop go, but i got the pipe suck instead, good trade off though

I suppose congratulations are in order! She must have found it hard to resist a guy with his very own bomb shelter.

@HerbOMatic

Жыл бұрын

That might have been her least favorite at first! She likes it now, I'm rubbing off on her.

What happened to the A/C? You don’t need it for humidity and it would help but would be fighting the earths heat sink all by itself. Let the outside cooler denser air in so it displaces the hot air. If you do hook up the AC then put the hose from the AC up to the exhaust fan that is directly on the pipe, other have commented. For Air flow shorter, straighter and smoother pipes are always better. Without sags 😢. Figure out a way to let air in or out on the overhead door, maybe cut a hole and put another turned down pipe. You need an in and out action for air. Also a small oscillating fan to move the air out of the corners and that bathroom. Good luck, thanks for making us chuckle, looking forward to next video.

With a penchant for Buggery!

I think the part where your vacuum rocks from the inside the shelter has all the makings for a hugely successful TikTok dance challenge. Isn't the key demographic of TikTok teenagers that like to clean bomb shelters found in their backyard?

I cant be the only one 05:05 LOL

Kinda weird that it's so hot that low, usually being down in the ground will get you cooler

@HerbOMatic

Жыл бұрын

When you get to around 30 feet down you get a constant temperature that is the year-round average of that area!

@MrGoesBoom

Жыл бұрын

@@HerbOMatic and today I learned something! Thanks

@paratyshow

Жыл бұрын

👍☑ not deep enough, Arizona be HOT just like these videos LOL

@jcadult101

Жыл бұрын

360 sunshinny days of the year, May hits the 90s (F), June hits 110+. And then, we bake for 3 more months.

I haven't seen the end yet but a magnet would be helpful.

4:45 subtle

The amount of time spent focused on the bugs had me laughing

@HerbOMatic

Жыл бұрын

I'm a simple man with simple tastes.

Stranger bottles of air have been sold on line. never know.

@HerbOMatic

Жыл бұрын

Get your Gamer Girl Air only on Herb-O-Matic!

Could you please also mention the temperature in Celsius, I don't speak Fahrenheit. Nice work, have been watching for a couple of hours last night and tonight, catching up.

Insulation will be needed to make much headway on temperature control.

I'm surprised it's so hot down there. I guess the bunker is just too close to the surface. At 90 degrees, one would not be able to survive more than a few days down there. Excellent tornado, or short term fallout shelter, though.

You could grove plants 🌱 in the constant heat just need the gear… 🇬🇧🇬🇧👍👍

I thought I remembered you finding a 2nd vent pipe closer to the bathroom. Could you get an intake going as well?

@HerbOMatic

Жыл бұрын

I need to send a rod up that one to see where it pops out in the dirt.

I think those black cylinders were air filters for your vent pipes. If they were in place they would have kept squirrels and more bugs out.