Kudos to John. Isn't amazing there exists individuals who still reach out to help one another, embodying the best of humanity. Grateful for Caleb accepting the help. Success to both of you.
While your plan to remove flooring to run your wiring is an excellent idea, and that you will use. This as a subfloor, please remember that unless there was a finish floor installed previously, you will need to be very careful in the hallways around the staircases, the rule regarding stairs is that the rise of every step must be the same including top and bottom step rises.Even a difference of 1/16” can cause a trip hazard. The human body automatically measures the rise from the floor to the bottom step and anticipates the same to the next step. The sam3 applies to the top step and the floor above. If the top nosing of the staircase is even with the sub floor, do not try to install a finish floor over it. The maximum you could try is to gently slope 3/8” finish floorboards to meet the nosing. Additionally, unless the balusters securing the handrail is set into a tall nosing strip, you will have difficulty in fitting a finish floor to appear correct. While most upper crust housing had 3/4’ finish floors over a 3/4” subfloor everywhere, however there were cases where fitted floor runners of wool carpeting were used in hallways. It. Is one of the reasons for having door saddles in each doorway.they provide a neat transition between areas and differences of finish floor direction. A finish strip floor is usually laid in the direction of the length of a room. Patterned flooring will usually have a border of strip flooring along all the walls. It is due to these considerations that most electricians will open a ceiling to run wiring instead of a floor and should a client insist on opening a floor, a reputable electrician will give the advise herein contained.
WAY TO GO JOHN!!!! I just love to see the UA-cam community reaching out & lending you a hand, restores my faith in humanity. Wonderful gifts, the bellows are from the 1970s, because I remember my parents going to the store and buying some for their fireplace.
Went immediately to John's channel and subscribed. You are living proof of "reaping what you sow". Your love and respect for not only the house, but all the people that you encounter will continue to bless you for as long as you live. It is so satisfying to see progress being made to the "heartbeat and life" of the house re: the electrical. You'll be living there in no time. Looking forward to more videos!!
That’s totally awesome of John to give his time n knowledge in helping you do the wiring of your beauty of a home. Thanks John. I find it’s wonderful that people find all these neat gifts to send to you. They really want you to make this house as a original as it possibly can be. They sent you some real nice things but the door bell was my favorite. Gotta go n check out John’s channel. Oh, I’m so glad you’ve got some good heat up stairs. It gets really cold in your neck of the woods.♥️♥️😊👍👍👍
Seems pretty clear. 35 boxes of expensive cheese. Actually I was curious about the address and learned that #80 Warren Street was in the center of NY's "Butter and Egg" wholesale district. The area was first built up in the mid 18th century. An interesting note on the building (which now houses expensive condos) is that the first floor windows are wide, with deep windowsills. This was to make it easier for the wholesaler to slide out the cartons of dairy products through the windows and onto the trucks. So.....Where else would you go for 35 boxes of cheese? (Probably a New York based Mr. Brown though)
Have you had a chance to pull up the threshold at the front door? It was the custom of the time to place a silver dollar under it for good luck. You might have a treat waiting there!
Check out John's video here: ua-cam.com/video/ywQvZgCrjlU/v-deo.html Enjoy! Don't forget to show him some love by liking and subscribing to his channel.
@@The2ndEmpireStrikesBack You're welcome, and not surprising he did. The love you have for your house is contagious, which is evident by how much people enjoy contributing bits & bobs to help bring her back to her former glory. Forgot to add, I always wanted a doorbell like that!
Hey Caleb! I checked out John's channel, LIKED and SUBSCRIBED! It's so nice to know that there are still people who go beyond to help others, for no other reason than to help! As always, thanks for allowing all of us to be a part of your journey. Be safe my friends!
@6:45 Even though those old wires are not used and probably dead, the OCD in me always caps them off with wire nuts just in case one of them ever becomes energized for some reason.
Wonderful progress! I'm so glad viewers are able to go "hands on" and help you out. This is begining to be "the house that America restored"! She's gonna be so beautiful again! Wow!
That was so nice of John to come and help you! I will check out his video and channel. I love the push plates, door bell etc. Can't wait to see the door bell all shined up again.
Long story, but have been MIA for a couple of weeks and unable to like or comment though I did watch! So I’m going back and just liking and giving a 👍 as my comment for the past couple. 💕
My first wiring job was a 1969 Plymouth roadrunner … I was 14. My second wiring job was a workshop with a power tool island. And a overhead retractable extension cord. I had a electrician check it all and hook up the electric boxes. Neither have needed redone or caught on fire as of yet.
This is amazing. I have a suggestion, if you are wanting internet coverage throughout the house, perhaps it would be timely to run an Ethernet cable to each floor while the boards are up, just keep it a little distanced from the electrical. I find that WiFi doesn’t go very far in houses with thick walls. Pop a small switch in where the router will go and you’ll be sorted for future (just in case you want it) :)
I am so happy you are finally getting lights in your home that is very exciting to me, the house is so dark it is hard for my old eyes to focus as I said many times before and cant say it enough I love love love your videos
Went over there, to John's place. Watched the plaster dust, thought Kim was going to have fun cleaning up, yep, boy. John sure was a help to you, Kaleb. He said you and Kim showed him around and ate dinner with friends. Very impressed.
Your face clearly reflects how happy you are having help with the electrical . . . . you bring out the best in people and it's heartwarming to see so many coming together (via skills/time, rare fridge screws, or period appropriate gifts/pieces) to help you and Kim accomplish your dream restoration. Thanks for talking the time to include all of us. I too am restoring a older home (1924) and love tips that solve issues with plaster and wiring that saves me time. The fact that you shared I can get replacement push button light switches helps me retain all the original switch plates 😀! Also seeing your careful attention to detail in restoration inspires me preserve as much original character as possible. Strong work guys . . . Looking forward to seeing you guys move in!
Really smart idea to label those wires. And don't pitch those old wires--you can recycle them for their copper and get a few dollars. A handful of copper stripped from old wires brought me $8 recently--the price of copper is going up for recyclers..
From Judy in Australia 🇦🇺. The recycling from wiring is becoming a problem here in Aus. We’ve had stores that have had their wiring stolen for that purpose. Our area is currently under house development and the builders have put in their electrics only to have it stolen. They replace it and the thieves revisit to steal again! ❤️🇦🇺
I'm glad John came to help with the electricity. Kudos to John. It will be wonderful to have light and current all through the house. Have a great week.
I watched John's video on the wiring. You two really had a workout! Now you get to fix all the cut outs lol Much less than if the silly bleep bleep electrician had drilled holes everywhere. It was great to have a friend to assist. We need to see more of people helping each other. See ya next time.
That Charles S. Brown paper is actually for cheese that was sold on account to the Osgood Factory. As it would read "Account Sales of 35 Bxs. (boxes) Cheese For account of Osgood Factory Looks like based on the commission terms it was almost 5.5 lbs. of cheese.
I know I'm no spring chicken but everything that you're showing. I remember as a kid. The push plates. The doorbells. The glass cut door knobs. The hidden weights when you open up the window to keep the windows at whatever position you had them open to.
I just found your videos and watching the first few almost made me cry. This is who I should have been, someone living in those times because I’m in awe of the era. The decor, the way of life, people caring for people, feeling a sense of community etc. Was life hard? Ohhh I’m sure it was horrible at times but people seemed so happy. Can’t wait to see this finished and so glad you’re keeping as much of the original stuff intact. But I have to ask, what would you estimate the total cost to renovate? If you mentioned that in previous videos I apologize, I haven’t gotten that far back yet🤣
With everything I see happening in your country, it is heart warming to know that people like John are still around and helping you out, along with all those people that send you items that will help restore your house. Thanks for sharing. From UK.
Very cool door bell. We had one on our house when I was little. So neat. Such progress with the wires being ran. Great job to you and John! Keep u the fabulous work guyz. Luv ya all 🤩
Try a machine shop they can make a cap with a tap & die method. My fil was a machinest & he fabricated tools for the odd & unusual. 🐧 Great Work On Your Lovely Lady!🌹
I'm so glad you guys are at this point! rewiring the house is quite the chore... good thing you have help... she's coming along just fine.... hopefully the lights will be on soon!
I have a fridge similar to yours. Bought it at an estate sale about 20 years ago..... it still works! And has original ice trays and glass plate and tool to remove ice from trays. We keep it in the garage for cold drinks.
I'm glad to see you have help and even happier you're using primarily 12 gauge wire. A few cents more per foot to not blow fuses or worse, is worth it.
Blessings to John… This world is filled with Blessed people like You and John.. Kindness is the greatest treasure to share..Kindness makes everyone your friend…
So glad to see all of the electrical progress! And the radiators will be amazing in there. Especially when you can warm up your PJ’s before sleeping and socks and undies in the morning 😁
My old apartment building in Toronto had radiators...apartment building from the 1940s. I loved the dry heat. I wore tank tops and shorts all year round ...-20 outside but 30 inside 🤣 only problem was it was painted white and they painted over the valves so you couldn't turn it down...hence the summer attire during winter 🤣
This is so helpful. We have a 1920s house that needs rewiring. Your methods help get the gears in my brain turning. Great work on the restoration so far.
Free unsolicited hint for everyone out there familiar with power: don’t pull the romex off the side of the roll. It puts a twist in it that you had to unkink repeatedly. Unroll the roll instead
Glad to see you've got the boiler up and running 👍. Winter is coming❄️ Gotta love those old skool radiators, very even heating and won't dry the air out so much as forced air. Looks like you can be lit up in time for the holidays 👍👍👍 keep up the great work 😀
Thx John for coming to help Kaleb out this week. You're a Real Gem💎 to do so. ...I'm off to watch your channel now & to subscribe. Kaleb, what Amazing Items you showed us. ...the "Push" panels would be great to use if you had a Butler's Pantry Door. ...it would be cool if you could Restore the Butler's Pantry. I've done that type of wiring you showed. Only on a smaller scale. & there definitely is a need for another person's help to do this job. Especially on a larger scale home such as yours. I lived in an old house that used that type of heaters. It was Great to dry my gloves, scarves, socks, pants, etc... on them after coming in from being in the snow. ...even warming the inside of my shoes or boots before going out to shovel snow LOL. Looking forward to next week's episode. You & Kim have an Awesome week. Hi Kim😁
Wires, wires, and more wires... That's what you get owning a big house 😆 God bless you! You're doing great!! Wish I was somehow near too, so I could pay a visit to help you. Unfortunately Athens is so far away 🤣
Wow Kaleb! It's not things you can see, but you have gotten so much done. You have the heat going to bring warmth to your home. You almost have the wiring done to bring light (and life) to all three of your hallways and stairs. Man, after you get the rest of the wiring and plumbing done, then you can really start concentrating on the aesthetics of your beautiful house. It is getting so exciting. I feel like I know you and I am so proud of you and all that you have achieved. I bet your mother is so very proud of you and what you are doing. It was so thoughtful of John to come help you. What an unselfish gift on his behalf. Keep up the good work, we are all cheering for you.❤️
This is awesome! I can't wait to see your next walk through of the house as you go from room to room and flick switches to turn on power. Also hope you have planned for the extra lights in the basement, both rear rooms, enough light in the large central room and lights in the two tiny front rooms
Hello this is Marianne from South Jersey I am so miserableized by your videos what a great job you're doing and you have friends they care about you and your house thanks for sharing Happy New Year
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Click the link to see how it all began: ua-cam.com/video/IF8VkcLa1S4/v-deo.html
Kudos to John. Isn't amazing there exists individuals who still reach out to help one another, embodying the best of humanity. Grateful for Caleb accepting the help. Success to both of you.
JS West, brings tears to my eyes.
Just went, and watched his video. They did so much work, it was amazing, and it looked like they actually enjoyed themselves. It was really nice.
Well said
It would be interesting to know how many feet of new wire you have pulled.
@@sandranatali1260The relevance of your question being what?
Looks like you’ve made a lot of progress. Having heat and light will certainly help as winter seems to have arrived early.
While your plan to remove flooring to run your wiring is an excellent idea, and that you will use. This as a subfloor, please remember that unless there was a finish floor installed previously, you will need to be very careful in the hallways around the staircases, the rule regarding stairs is that the rise of every step must be the same including top and bottom step rises.Even a difference of 1/16” can cause a trip hazard. The human body automatically measures the rise from the floor to the bottom step and anticipates the same to the next step. The sam3 applies to the top step and the floor above. If the top nosing of the staircase is even with the sub floor, do not try to install a finish floor over it. The maximum you could try is to gently slope 3/8” finish floorboards to meet the nosing. Additionally, unless the balusters securing the handrail is set into a tall nosing strip, you will have difficulty in fitting a finish floor to appear correct.
While most upper crust housing had 3/4’ finish floors over a 3/4” subfloor everywhere, however there were cases where fitted floor runners of wool carpeting were used in hallways. It. Is one of the reasons for having door saddles in each doorway.they provide a neat transition between areas and differences of finish floor direction. A finish strip floor is usually laid in the direction of the length of a room. Patterned flooring will usually have a border of strip flooring along all the walls.
It is due to these considerations that most electricians will open a ceiling to run wiring instead of a floor and should a client insist on opening a floor, a reputable electrician will give the advise herein contained.
Kindness is always right. Helpers are the best kind of people.
WAY TO GO JOHN!!!! I just love to see the UA-cam community reaching out & lending you a hand, restores my faith in humanity. Wonderful gifts, the bellows are from the 1970s, because I remember my parents going to the store and buying some for their fireplace.
Went immediately to John's channel and subscribed. You are living proof of "reaping what you sow". Your love and respect for not only the house, but all the people that you encounter will continue to bless you for as long as you live. It is so satisfying to see progress being made to the "heartbeat and life" of the house re: the electrical. You'll be living there in no time. Looking forward to more videos!!
That’s totally awesome of John to give his time n knowledge in helping you do the wiring of your beauty of a home. Thanks John.
I find it’s wonderful that people find all these neat gifts to send to you. They really want you to make this house as a original as it possibly can be. They sent you some real nice things but the door bell was my favorite.
Gotta go n check out John’s channel. Oh, I’m so glad you’ve got some good heat up stairs. It gets really cold in your neck of the woods.♥️♥️😊👍👍👍
Seems pretty clear. 35 boxes of expensive cheese. Actually I was curious about the address and learned that #80 Warren Street was in the center of NY's "Butter and Egg" wholesale district. The area was first built up in the mid 18th century. An interesting note on the building (which now houses expensive condos) is that the first floor windows are wide, with deep windowsills. This was to make it easier for the wholesaler to slide out the cartons of dairy products through the windows and onto the trucks. So.....Where else would you go for 35 boxes of cheese? (Probably a New York based Mr. Brown though)
I love it when people help each other out.❤
Getting help with the hard stuff is such a blessing. Coming along nicely.
Have you had a chance to pull up the threshold at the front door? It was the custom of the time to place a silver dollar under it for good luck. You might have a treat waiting there!
Check out John's video here: ua-cam.com/video/ywQvZgCrjlU/v-deo.html
Enjoy! Don't forget to show him some love by liking and subscribing to his channel.
Going to do the like & subscribe, because that was really cool of him to help.
@@sekhmara8590 Thank you. John went above and beyond.
@@The2ndEmpireStrikesBack You're welcome, and not surprising he did. The love you have for your house is contagious, which is evident by how much people enjoy contributing bits & bobs to help bring her back to her former glory. Forgot to add, I always wanted a doorbell like that!
Liked and subscribed! Really nice guy to go and help you!
Hey Caleb! I checked out John's channel, LIKED and SUBSCRIBED! It's so nice to know that there are still people who go beyond to help others, for no other reason than to help! As always, thanks for allowing all of us to be a part of your journey. Be safe my friends!
Thank you John for helping our Caleb
@6:45 Even though those old wires are not used and probably dead, the OCD in me always caps them off with wire nuts just in case one of them ever becomes energized for some reason.
what a wonderful thing that viewers would send you things for the house! You are doing excellent work.
Radiators for the win! Love them. Congrats on the electric... she's coming alive!
John thank you for giving Kaleb a hand with the electrical. It shows how there are still kindness in the world.
Should be a Good Story. Light 💡 and Heat 🌡 are Major Elements for any Home🏡. 🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀
i wish i lived nearer i would love to help .that stairway and doors are looking stunning
Thanks John! That's so kind to help out each other! We need more of this!!!
Wonderful progress! I'm so glad viewers are able to go "hands on" and help you out. This is begining to be "the house that America restored"! She's gonna be so beautiful again! Wow!
That was so nice of John to come and help you! I will check out his video and channel. I love the push plates, door bell etc. Can't wait to see the door bell all shined up again.
Thanks! That was great to get the help.
Hey John, you are so awesome to help Kaleb👏
Long story, but have been MIA for a couple of weeks and unable to like or comment though I did watch! So I’m going back and just liking and giving a 👍 as my comment for the past couple. 💕
My first wiring job was a 1969 Plymouth roadrunner … I was 14. My second wiring job was a workshop with a power tool island. And a overhead retractable extension cord. I had a electrician check it all and hook up the electric boxes. Neither have needed redone or caught on fire as of yet.
I've been in two apartments with radiator heat. Loved them & miss them. Ornate radiators are so beautiful. And beautiful door hardware.
This is amazing. I have a suggestion, if you are wanting internet coverage throughout the house, perhaps it would be timely to run an Ethernet cable to each floor while the boards are up, just keep it a little distanced from the electrical. I find that WiFi doesn’t go very far in houses with thick walls. Pop a small switch in where the router will go and you’ll be sorted for future (just in case you want it) :)
Super nice gifts from fans!! Coming along guys!!
I am so happy you are finally getting lights in your home that is very exciting to me, the house is so dark it is hard for my old eyes to focus as I said many times before and cant say it enough I love love love your videos
Respect to you, John! The world needs more people like you! God bless and thank you for helping to restore some faith in humanity!
Nice work guys!
SO awesome for John to help you Kaleb!! 👏🏼
Wow! Other than plumbing, running electrical lines in an existing structure is the most tedious and and precise job. Congrats 👏
That Cheque haha! Dude bought $194 worth of cheese in 1889! Thats A LOT of cheese, something like $6500 today.
Went over there, to John's place. Watched the plaster dust, thought Kim was going to have fun cleaning up, yep, boy. John sure was a help to you, Kaleb. He said you and Kim showed him around and ate dinner with friends. Very impressed.
Your face clearly reflects how happy you are having help with the electrical . . . . you bring out the best in people and it's heartwarming to see so many coming together (via skills/time, rare fridge screws, or period appropriate gifts/pieces) to help you and Kim accomplish your dream restoration. Thanks for talking the time to include all of us. I too am restoring a older home (1924) and love tips that solve issues with plaster and wiring that saves me time. The fact that you shared I can get replacement push button light switches helps me retain all the original switch plates 😀! Also seeing your careful attention to detail in restoration inspires me preserve as much original character as possible. Strong work guys . . . Looking forward to seeing you guys move in!
We had a door bell like that on our door in our pre war upper west side apartment in NYC.
You are a very blessed person. Congrats on your progress.
That was really great for John to drive over and help you out.
Hey John! Thanks for volunteering to help.. you sped up the day they will be able to move in! You are great 👍👍👍👍👍👍 👍
Man I'm so envious of your amazing house! I'm glad you're going to Allow us to visit 🥳
Great job! Nice gifts! So nice of John to come with much needed help. Enjoyed.
Cool bell!!
Love it!
Really smart idea to label those wires. And don't pitch those old wires--you can recycle them for their copper and get a few dollars. A handful of copper stripped from old wires brought me $8 recently--the price of copper is going up for recyclers..
From Judy in Australia 🇦🇺. The recycling from wiring is becoming a problem here in Aus. We’ve had stores that have had their wiring stolen for that purpose. Our area is currently under house development and the builders have put in their electrics only to have it stolen. They replace it and the thieves revisit to steal again! ❤️🇦🇺
Great progress! Light, plumbing, heat and your halfway there.
I'm glad John came to help with the electricity. Kudos to John. It will be wonderful to have light and current all through the house. Have a great week.
Great video...no matter what the task you always keep a positive, uplifting attitude. Going to watch John’s video now
Looking Forward To This 👌. Always Good Videos Definitely Worth Watching.
Caleb you are absolutely correct about John! How wonderful for him to come and help you! A good news story, for a change. So nice to see
It's really amazing how much work you've done with the wires in two days. Can't wait to see the stairwell bathed in light.
You and me both!
I watched John's video on the wiring. You two really had a workout! Now you get to fix all the cut outs lol Much less than if the silly bleep bleep electrician had drilled holes everywhere. It was great to have a friend to assist. We need to see more of people helping each other. See ya next time.
That Charles S. Brown paper is actually for cheese that was sold on account to the Osgood Factory. As it would read "Account Sales of 35 Bxs. (boxes) Cheese For account of Osgood Factory
Looks like based on the commission terms it was almost 5.5 lbs. of cheese.
I know I'm no spring chicken but everything that you're showing. I remember as a kid. The push plates. The doorbells. The glass cut door knobs. The hidden weights when you open up the window to keep the windows at whatever position you had them open to.
I just found your videos and watching the first few almost made me cry. This is who I should have been, someone living in those times because I’m in awe of the era. The decor, the way of life, people caring for people, feeling a sense of community etc. Was life hard? Ohhh I’m sure it was horrible at times but people seemed so happy. Can’t wait to see this finished and so glad you’re keeping as much of the original stuff intact. But I have to ask, what would you estimate the total cost to renovate? If you mentioned that in previous videos I apologize, I haven’t gotten that far back yet🤣
$250,000
At 16:57 on the Charles S Brown receipt I think it says "Chaise," so maybe it was a handmade chaise lounge...
Excellent. I'm really looking forward to seeing it lit up by it's own lights :)
"Hummm, how long is that hallway, I can't really te"... boom, Kim-for-comparison steps in...."oh that's a long hallway".
Wow, you are getting so close to having electricity. I know you are so excited.
Yes I am!
Great job John for helping out you rock it’s coming along great
Great progress, Kaleb! Many thanks to John also for his help 😎
Good to see you smile each time you understand how far you have come.
I'm making a victorian era photo album, with a velvet cover, gold trim and photos that can be slid in. Matches the era I guess.
With everything I see happening in your country, it is heart warming to know that people like John are still around and helping you out, along with all those people that send you items that will help restore your house. Thanks for sharing. From UK.
Very cool door bell. We had one on our house when I was little. So neat. Such progress with the wires being ran. Great job to you and John! Keep u the fabulous work guyz. Luv ya all 🤩
Try a machine shop they can make a cap with a tap & die method. My fil was a machinest & he fabricated tools for the odd & unusual. 🐧 Great Work On Your Lovely Lady!🌹
That was really awesome of David to come help you out. You have been waiting to do this for so long!
We really do appreciate David donating those fridge screws.
OMG.... That's awesome, Jon coming to help you❤ God bless you all✌
Sooo awesome!! I just love to see people come to help this amazing restoration!! Good hearted people attract good hearted people❤️
Oh my- can’t wait to see the stairwell lit at night. Bloody excellent work John, heading across to your channel….
I'm so glad you guys are at this point! rewiring the house is quite the chore... good thing you have help... she's coming along just fine.... hopefully the lights will be on soon!
Thank you John. You are a blessing from God. I know Caleb appreciates you so much.
I have a fridge similar to yours. Bought it at an estate sale about 20 years ago..... it still works! And has original ice trays and glass plate and tool to remove ice from trays. We keep it in the garage for cold drinks.
What a wonderful person. So nice to know there are people that are willing to help others. We need more people like him n this world. 👍
What a blessing to have an extra set of hands and two heads are better than one. Excellent progress.
Yes, thanks
What a nice man to help with the wiring!!!
I'm glad to see you have help and even happier you're using primarily 12 gauge wire. A few cents more per foot to not blow fuses or worse, is worth it.
Blessings to John… This world is filled with Blessed people like You and John.. Kindness is the greatest treasure to share..Kindness makes everyone your friend…
Found your channel today and already watched a few episodes. Congrats on the house it’s already so lovely:).
Awesome! Thank you!
Radiator is the best heat. Very comfy during the winter.
nice to see that you have been receiving financial help as well as gifts. A fair exchange for enthralling us with the renovation
The kitchen door is ideal for a push door! Seen it in other houses and it is so smart!
They had door bells like that on the sitcom show friends, always wonder what that was on their doors
So glad to see all of the electrical progress! And the radiators will be amazing in there. Especially when you can warm up your PJ’s before sleeping and socks and undies in the morning 😁
God bless you John Russell. RIP
My old apartment building in Toronto had radiators...apartment building from the 1940s. I loved the dry heat. I wore tank tops and shorts all year round ...-20 outside but 30 inside 🤣 only problem was it was painted white and they painted over the valves so you couldn't turn it down...hence the summer attire during winter 🤣
This is so helpful. We have a 1920s house that needs rewiring. Your methods help get the gears in my brain turning.
Great work on the restoration so far.
Great to hear!
Free unsolicited hint for everyone out there familiar with power: don’t pull the romex off the side of the roll. It puts a twist in it that you had to unkink repeatedly. Unroll the roll instead
AWESOME AWESOME AWESOME !!!!!!!! Love it All.
How incredibly kind and generous!!
Glad to see you've got the boiler up and running 👍. Winter is coming❄️ Gotta love those old skool radiators, very even heating and won't dry the air out so much as forced air. Looks like you can be lit up in time for the holidays 👍👍👍 keep up the great work 😀
Thanks, John!
Kaleb, be sure you install enough electrical outlets.
Thx John for coming to help Kaleb out this week. You're a Real Gem💎 to do so.
...I'm off to watch your channel now & to subscribe.
Kaleb, what Amazing Items you showed us.
...the "Push" panels would be great to use if you had a Butler's Pantry Door.
...it would be cool if you could Restore the Butler's Pantry.
I've done that type of wiring you showed. Only on a smaller scale. & there definitely is a need for another person's help to do this job. Especially on a larger scale home such as yours.
I lived in an old house that used that type of heaters.
It was Great to dry my gloves, scarves, socks, pants, etc... on them after coming in from being in the snow.
...even warming the inside of my shoes or boots before going out to shovel snow LOL.
Looking forward to next week's episode.
You & Kim have an Awesome week.
Hi Kim😁
A fellow Cicinnatian here to say hello! Very nice of you to lend a hand. 😊
Wires, wires, and more wires... That's what you get owning a big house 😆
God bless you! You're doing great!! Wish I was somehow near too, so I could pay a visit to help you. Unfortunately Athens is so far away 🤣
Wow Kaleb! It's not things you can see, but you have gotten so much done. You have the heat going to bring warmth to your home. You almost have the wiring done to bring light (and life) to all three of your hallways and stairs. Man, after you get the rest of the wiring and plumbing done, then you can really start concentrating on the aesthetics of your beautiful house. It is getting so exciting. I feel like I know you and I am so proud of you and all that you have achieved. I bet your mother is so very proud of you and what you are doing. It was so thoughtful of John to come help you. What an unselfish gift on his behalf. Keep up the good work, we are all cheering for you.❤️
This is awesome! I can't wait to see your next walk through of the house as you go from room to room and flick switches to turn on power.
Also hope you have planned for the extra lights in the basement, both rear rooms, enough light in the large central room and lights in the two tiny front rooms
Hello this is Marianne from South Jersey I am so miserableized by your videos what a great job you're doing and you have friends they care about you and your house thanks for sharing Happy New Year
Nice gifts. I can't wait to see you turn on the lights. Great job 👍