Breaking open the house while it rains.. | Renovating our 120 year old fishermans house 9
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- Опубліковано 7 лип 2024
- After weeks they finally broke open the dormer window to replace the rotted wood and leaking windows. It went... worse than expected? In all sorts of ways. Enjoy!
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I don't know who's gonna love that big dormer window more, you or the plants? Wonderful progress despite the weather.😻
hahah right?? it is the same size as before, just that one middle part that's also glass now but i think cos it's one big piece of glass with no interruptions, it feel SO MUCH bigger than before! thank you!
It's looking amazing, I'm envious and unenvious simultaneously! Its gonna be great : )
Hahaha I can totally understand this! Now looking back it was an adventure, being in it felt like a battle. I do still have headaches a lot more in the aftermath but I have faith that will get better again like it has before ❤️👌🏻
Omggg the sound effects while moving the mattress are sooo worth it! 😂😂😂❤
Hahaha thank you I was very frustrated and sweaty 😂
It's incredible how houses last for so many years, 120 years is a long time!
Haha I guess I didn't look at it that way as I grew up in a farmhouse that was built in 1754.. So built in 1900 didn't seem very old 🤭😂
@@plantwithroos that's incredible!❤ I can't even wrap my mind around that. 😅US houses are not made to last like that. I wish they were. A roof is good for 20 years here
Yeah it is different here in Europe, tho houses aren't normally as old as my parents' was (before it burned to the ground 3 years ago). I learned that about the States from people on TV shows saying houses were very old that we would consider not old at all 😅 I went to uni in Utrecht, where the lecture halls are in very old buildings, coming out there would often be tourists taking photos 🤭
I can’t believe there was no insulation around the dormer window. Beautiful large window now. Can’t wait for next Sunday.
Haha yeah it's a lot better now! I didn't show but they put thick insulation on the top of the roof, under the new roof cover 👌🏻❤️
@@plantwithroos that’s good. Could only imagine what your heating bills were. Happy you both will be warm in winter and cool in summer.
So stressful but so worth it! I love that window! You're brave to climb up there!👍👍
thank you! it was so fun being up there actually, we also went all the way up on the roof to replace the solar panels haha I'll show that in a future video :) we could see the sea from the roof!
It’s getting there!🤩 so much fun watching, just hoping all the struggles are worth it in the end🤞❤️
Thank you so much! It's getting there now and definitely worth it, knowing our house is stable and safe - and insulated!
OhMyGosh Roos its looking amazing! The dirt on the floors would make me crazy 😂😂 I love all your sound effects 😂😂 It’s so nice to see Maggie and Mickey loving the chairs.. can’t wait to see the next video. Have a super week!
thank you so much! haha yeah it was a matter of learning to ignore for what was supposed to be 5 weeks. And to always wear shoes haha! thanks
I hope removing all of the damp, musty and mildewy materials from your home will help your headaches as mildew can cause or worsen head pain.
Oh this is interesting, I just removed very damn and musty smelling wallpaper Friday!
Our house is 100 years old and we bought it as a quick paint and sell,that’s not what happened 😅
Our young children were sitting in the lounge watching TV,one of them who was sitting close to the window came in an said e heard noises coming from the window sill,upon inspection,we found millions of termites in all the timber frame of our house,you could literally hear the termites (white ants) eating the house away! ARRRHHH!
That was just the beginning!
In the olden days,they didn’t have the right stuff to insulate,waterproof,bug proof or any other stuff to make materials last longer.
You have put up with so many inconsistencies,I really feel for you. You are a tough and patient woman Roos! An wait for you and BF to put up your feet and rest! Hugs to the kitties 🐈⬛💚💚💚🐈
oooohhh that's sooo bad! my parents' old farm had termites when they bought it, it had to be sprayed and left alone for several weeks before we could move in. they're the worst! what a job to fix.. i hope your house is better now! and how cool your kid heard them!! that's impressive. thank you so much!
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Thank you Nat!