Jess & Jake trace a bus-home leak beneath the kitchen sink
Their only new upload pairs plumbing repairs with engine and air-conditioning checks before returning to the road.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
We found a huge mistake!?!! @olightworld #skoolie#lifestyle#tinyhouse#olight#worklight#oclip2
Where was the water coming from? Jess & Jake start their maintenance day with drips beneath their converted school bus, then trace the problem to the city water inlet under the kitchen sink.
The space is tight enough that Jake has to cut out a section of plumbing before Jess rebuilds and installs the replacement fittings. While they are under there, a dirty water-filter cartridge gets replaced too. This is a sponsored maintenance video featuring an Olight work light, but the jobs extend beyond the cramped cupboard: Jake checks the engine and tops off fluids, while Jess cleans the mini-split filters and vacuums the condensation drain tubes. She says they are preparing to hit the road again in a few weeks.
That single upload drew roughly 3,000 views in its first nine hours. In the comments, viewers focus on the stressful leak and the relief of finding its source, with others noting how thoroughly the couple work through the repairs.
Most of the channel's viewing momentum is elsewhere. September's "We made the right choice! #skoolie#lifestyle#tinyhome#tinyhouse#vanlife#vanconversion#rv#hometour#rv" accounts for about two-fifths of its current daily views. The bus-versus-RV choice remains a draw, even as the new video gets into the less glamorous business of keeping that choice watertight.
Channel-wide viewing is close to its usual daily pace, and the week brought 4,000 additional subscribers. Jess & Jake also had the largest weekly view gain among the nearby travel channels, while Tourist Walk Tours and Expedition Evans are currently drawing fewer daily views than usual. For Jess & Jake, the fresh addition is practical rather than picturesque: plumbing, fluids and filters before the next departure.
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What viewers say
That leak was stressful
@jessicaelena5596See it on YouTubeGlad that water origin was found
@ElenaofEarthASMRSee it on YouTubeGreat work! Impressive how thorough you guys are!
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You two have some skills!
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Public comments from the video's page on YouTube
The videos drawing views on Jess & Jake right now
- Channel
- Jess & Jake
- Subscribers
- 513,000 ▲ 4,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 1,352,866
- Videos published this week
- 1
- Video published
- November 6, 2026
- Video views so far
- 3,052
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💡 Test your knowledge
Where do Jess & Jake locate the water leak in their maintenance video?
They trace the leak to the city water inlet beneath the kitchen sink.



