GBW Squeak No More 3233 Kit: Ultimate Solution to Eliminate Carpet Floor Squeaks Review

I liked this concept after watching several YouTube videos of this product. After getting the kit, I haven't had much success with either jet search tools on or hitting the ground to hear a solid or thud. Finally, what this kit did well for me was finding the cleats, which could also work deep enough to accurately locate the floor joists. If you deviate by even half an inch, these screws won't do the trick. Luckily I had access to check screw positions by going down to the basement to adjust…

READ THE INSTRUCTIONS! Excuse the screaming caps but if you don't read and follow the instructions you are going to have a bad time with this product. After following the instructions I was completely amazed at how well this product works. First find a stud under your floor (I'm lucky because my most squeaky floors have access and exposed joists underneath), drill a pilot hole and use an adapter. A special screw is screwed flush into the adapter and literally snaps off. All that's left is a…

We had a stain on our bedroom floor that creaked and creaked for years and only got worse. A quick Google search led me to an episode of This Old House that featured such a system. It looked promising, so I went to Revain, found it, and clicked the Buy Now button hoping I'd stop waking my wife up with my evening trips to the bathroom (an old man's bladder is one Matter). In 15 minutes. or something like that, by poking, poking and tapping the ground, I successfully eliminated all noise! I…

When I was looking for solutions to a couple of squeaky spots in two bedrooms I was delighted that such a thing even existed. I watched a few YouTube videos on how it works and decided to give it a try. I couldn't fix the creaking in one of the bedrooms (the problem is at the top of the small staircase leading to the bedroom and the staircase is a unique problem as the creaking isn't necessarily due to a floor to floor gap). . farms). However, I managed to eliminate the creaking in another…

In a 30 year old house there was a very creaky second floor hallway under a thick carpet. So I bought one of those "deep scan" spike finders, but it didn't work. I resorted to drilling at 1" intervals down a 16" length with a beam finder screw until I hit one, then ran a tape measure to mark the rest. Fair warning: DO NOT touch the bolt finder screw after drilling a few holes as it is hot enough to blister if touched. Although it may seem obvious and I actually had this thought while digging…