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Murders. And you say that white people are not racist? That black people are and not white people? Stop lying to yourself. It's a race war out there, and you're being lied to.

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@CorneliusM99811 @kalundor @locianohuki @JunosHotspot @mrrobertreading @washghost1 @DrewWestMedia Your expertise is not in question. We are simply conveying that the experts in South America know what they are doing, and that homes there differ from American and European homes.

@FatJesusLive @kalundor @locianohuki @JunosHotspot @mrrobertreading @washghost1 @DrewWestMedia Idk why its so hard to understand. Im the only one in this convo that has painted anything from industrial tank at oil refineries to walls in hospitals. All awater based paint will fail with regular water exposure idc what they advertise, it simply is not true . And I guarantee

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I agree with you about the cancer, but if it wasn't done correctly or if it was a rush job, it can cause serious harm to the family. In South America, they have professionals who have been doing this for years as well. You can learn a thing or two in South America. When Liquid (Applying/Curing): Yes, there are real risks. These paints release toxic fumes that can be harmful if inhaled without a respirator or proper ventilation. Once Fully Cured (Hardened): No, they are generally considered inert and safe. Once the chemical reaction is complete (usually after 48 hours to 7 days), the surface forms a stable, plastic-like layer that no longer emits harmful gases. Also, may I add that the houses are not enclosed, the windows are always open in South America, and they are not air-conditioned. Open-air homes.

@FatJesusLive @kalundor @locianohuki @JunosHotspot @mrrobertreading @washghost1 @DrewWestMedia To regular water contact is oil based pint or epoxy. And again either of those products in doors will give off VOC vapor for 1-5 years that will cause cancer.

@john112263k @OwenShroyer1776 And they spray Paint I.C.E. on their Chest and raid everyone's homes?

@OwenShroyer1776 How much longer before they are strapped with armored plates and given a rifle or squad auto weapon? Scary shit. Not good.

Nice form. Not concerning at all either.

@OwenShroyer1776 That's incredible. 5 years ago, these robots couldn't even walk 5 steps. This is absolutely insane.

@mrrobertreading @washghost1 @DrewWestMedia Ignorance is key to comments like these.

@FatJesusLive @washghost1 @DrewWestMedia you live in third world countries

I hope this information helps you. While the technology (epoxy and polyurethane) exists in North America, it is rarely used in living rooms because US homes are built with wooden frames and drywall, which would rot if hosed down. In South America, the success of the "hose-down" house comes from treating the entire living space with industrial-grade chemicals and water barriers usually reserved for factories or hospitals in the USA. The key to washing a house like a bathtub isn't just the paint; it’s the continuous seal between the floor and the wall. Epoxy-Polyamine Binders: Manufacturers such as WEG and Pintuco sell high-solids epoxy coatings with polyamine hardeners. This creates a plastic-like, non-porous finish that water and chemicals cannot penetrate. Monolithic Flooring: The floor and walls are often connected by a cove base (a curved transition where the wall meets the floor). By painting this curve with the same water-resistant epoxy, there are no "seams" or 90-degree corners for water to leak into the structure. Hydrophobic Additives: These paints often contain silicone-modified polymers. This science makes the wall "hydrophobic," meaning water literally bounces off the surface rather than soaking in. If you want to look into the specific chemical datasheets, these are the products that allow for "bathtub-style" cleaning: Pintucoat (Pintuco): A high-resistance epoxy used for floors and walls that must withstand constant washing with detergents. W-POXI (WEG): An industrial line popular in Brazil for its massive resistance to water pressure and chemical cleaners. Suvinil Banheiros: A specific line designed to withstand the high humidity and direct water contact common in South American cleaning rituals.

@kalundor @locianohuki @JunosHotspot @mrrobertreading @FatJesusLive @washghost1 @DrewWestMedia The fucking floor isnt. The floor is either wood , laminate, or vinyl. None of which handle 10 gallons of water being dumped on it and soaking into the seams. This is just a dumb ass way to clean, there are for more effectice and less damaging ways to clean your floor lol

I hope this information helps you. While the technology (epoxy and polyurethane) exists in North America, it is rarely used in living rooms because US homes are built with wooden frames and drywall, which would rot if hosed down. In South America, the success of the "hose-down" house comes from treating the entire living space with industrial-grade chemicals and water barriers usually reserved for factories or hospitals in the USA. The key to washing a house like a bathtub isn't just the paint; it’s the continuous seal between the floor and the wall. Epoxy-Polyamine Binders: Manufacturers such as WEG and Pintuco sell high-solids epoxy coatings with polyamine hardeners. This creates a plastic-like, non-porous finish that water and chemicals cannot penetrate. Monolithic Flooring: The floor and walls are often connected by a cove base (a curved transition where the wall meets the floor). By painting this curve with the same water-resistant epoxy, there are no "seams" or 90-degree corners for water to leak into the structure. Hydrophobic Additives: These paints often contain silicone-modified polymers. This science makes the wall "hydrophobic," meaning water literally bounces off the surface rather than soaking in. If you want to look into the specific chemical datasheets, these are the products that allow for "bathtub-style" cleaning: Pintucoat (Pintuco): A high-resistance epoxy used for floors and walls that must withstand constant washing with detergents. W-POXI (WEG): An industrial line popular in Brazil for its massive resistance to water pressure and chemical cleaners. Suvinil Banheiros: A specific line designed to withstand the high humidity and direct water contact common in South American cleaning rituals.

@kalundor @locianohuki @JunosHotspot @mrrobertreading @FatJesusLive @washghost1 @DrewWestMedia Im tellin ya, as a union painter there is no such thing unless oil based. Maybe water RESISTANT. But there is no water based paint that actually holds up to water long term. Ive seen it, Ive done it, it doesnt exist. Your best bet is a water based epoxy but it will still fail.

@TheSnozzz @otokyo__ Aren't we all?

@FatJesusLive @otokyo__ Yes, I am the living dead!

@2tea2toast @otokyo__ Damnt 🥳🫂

@FatJesusLive @otokyo__ I know sarcasm

Yes! Thank you for elaborating on the details and bringing in your experience. You live there, and your family lives there. The houses were made for that. Also, the houses in that country are not flimsy and made of toothpicks. They also dont cost $500,000 like they do here in the United States unless it's a fancy mansion in a really good neighborhood. Location, location, location.

@CorneliusM99811 @locianohuki @JunosHotspot @mrrobertreading @FatJesusLive @washghost1 @DrewWestMedia Que as tornam impermeáveis e laváveis, sendo muito utilizadas nas casas. Não são todos que lavam suas casas por aqui, alguns só o quintal, cozinha e banheiro. Outros a casa inteira, mas é uma limpeza completa que deixa tudo limpo e muito cheiroso e não causa mofo, seca rápido

@kalundor @CorneliusM99811 @locianohuki @JunosHotspot @mrrobertreading @washghost1 @DrewWestMedia Yep, that too. Forgot to mention that South America is the leader in Waterproof paints just because of this alone. They had to find a solution. Happy Wife, Happy Life. Men in South America know how to maintain a marriage, and finding household solutions is a priority.

@CorneliusM99811 @locianohuki @JunosHotspot @mrrobertreading @FatJesusLive @washghost1 @DrewWestMedia tinta emborrachada ou elastomérica são exemplos de tintas impermeáveis. Inclusive uma start-up brasileira chamada Decor Colors dominou o país após uma apresentação no Shark Tank Brasil apresentando suas tintas. As casas em maioria são pintadas de tinta acrílica que contém resina+

@Ty_Lookwell @FurkanGozukara Best Quality is always on YouTube. youtube.com/watch?v=R3LpLa…

@FurkanGozukara Why are these always being reposted in such very low resolution? Is Twitter intentionally doing this?

LMAO whoever made this is a genius 😭🤣😂

Running from one end to the other to catch a flight and your lost. I might miss my flight. Worst nightmare is to miss your connecting flight when you have a $2000 event waiting for you on the other end and its a speaking engagement you can't miss.

I have landed in Dallas, and this place is huge. It's like a small city. Make sure you don't walk between flights because it takes forever to get from one location to another.

I missed my stop... I think if I ordered an Uber at the airport, it would be faster.

The cultural environment and its location allow them to do this. I agree with you. I couldn't do this in Virginia, but in their location, because their homes are built for ventilation. Not closed windows like ours, and sometimes they are hybrid houses where they are both (Not energy efficient if they are doing this all the time, but remember, this is a cultural thing and hardwired, so they will sacrifice energy and complain about high energy prices even though there cultural practices are the cause of their problems) there clothes dry easily on clothes lines and they smell great unlike ours they smell mildewy because it takes longer to dry. It all depends on the location where you live in the world. You and I would literally have to move the furniture outside and put it in direct sunlight, and even then, it would be bad because it would discolor the couch. Thats another step, lol. We'd have to recolor the couch. On Amazon, they actually sell that.

@kalundor @locianohuki @JunosHotspot @mrrobertreading @FatJesusLive @washghost1 @DrewWestMedia I do see now tho that the floor is tile, i didnt notice on first watch. But still the walls, the couch getting soaking wet, just seems silly to me, there was no need to use buckets of water all at once I mean cmon😂

I am.loosing my damn mind... seconds... seconds to spare

@vxylily You're not old until you grew up with cousins who had Reel-to-Reel tapes that studios used only for recording and rerecording music. Kids would have this at home if they were part of a rock band.

You may be old but, are you this old??