Best of WBW — Top Submissions of the Quarter

Twelve weeks of Whatcha Broke Wednesday. Hundreds of submissions. Here are the top five — by engagement, by horror factor, by 'I can't believe that happened.'

Number five — Wyoming awning that tore itself off in a sixty-mile-an-hour gust. The 'kite' video. Almost a million views combined across platforms.

Number four — Texas viewer's three-roofs-in-two-years story. The pattern of bad seam bonding from a brand that shall remain unnamed-but-most-of-you-figured-it-out.

Number three — Florida soft-floor at six months. The floor-flex demo video became my most-asked-about defect type.

Number two — Ohio recall-that-wasn't-communicated. The propane regulator that could have leaked undetected for two years. The reason every viewer now bookmarks NHTSA dot gov.

And number one — by a mile — the multi-leak Oregon submission. Three leaks. Three locations. One year. The most-shared Whatcha Broke ever.

What they have in common — community submitted, photo-documented, pattern-establishing. Every brand has these. The industry counts on you not finding each other. We're making that harder.