Cockroaches add pest control to USA Inspection's electrical check
The channel's newest inspection find arrives during a sharp rise in daily views, following its jumper-cable wiring video.
Why this story? The whole channel is running at 1,150,826 views a day, 7.1 times a normal day (161,571).
An electrical panel is supposed to house breakers and wiring, not a cockroach colony. USA Inspection's newest upload describes an infestation inside the panel, adding pest control to a run of electrical discoveries.
The channel is drawing about 1.2 million views a day, roughly seven times its usual pace. That's a channel-wide jump, not the audience for this particular clip: the cockroach upload is still much smaller than several other recent posts.
The description points to both unsanitary conditions and the potential for electrical problems. It follows a panel containing a spider and the jumper-cable setup we covered earlier, making the electrical enclosure a recurring source of surprises rather than a routine stop on the inspection.
But USA Inspection's recent uploads aren't all wiring and pests. The outdoor urinal attached to a house remains the most watched of this recent batch, while another restroom clip features two urinals with barely any space between them.
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Where next?
- Channel
- USA Inspection
- Subscribers
- 193,000 ▲ 1,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 2,279,417
- Channel views, pace per day
- 1,150,826 (on a normal day: 161,571)
The numbers
Daily views across USA Inspection have risen sharply above their usual pace. The recent uploads range from electrical-panel discoveries to unconventional bathroom fixtures.
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What does GFCI stand for on an electrical outlet?
A ground-fault circuit interrupter cuts power when it detects an imbalance that can indicate current escaping its intended path.



