Insulating our steel building/garage | Why we are NOT using Spray foam... Family prepares for winter
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- In this video, we show you how we save over $10,000 by a simple DIY insulation job in our garage still using top of the line material. We also explain why we will not have moisture buildup.
Better to use standard insulation over spray foam so you're doing good. Everyone down the road has some sort of issue with it either it doesn't mix right and never cures and off gases or people seal their building so tight they end up with mold issues from any little moisture or they end rotting there structure because they get a leak in the outside envelope and the water ends up following the wood studs or purlings with no signs until its to late and your structure is rotted and ready to fall down. I'm a contractor by trade and see the crap all the time, I couldn't tell you how many roofs we have had to cut completely off because they were spray foamed and they got a leaks in the shingles ot vents or skylights and the water followed the sheating and trusses rotting them away and owners had no clue of the leaks till they had to spend 10s of thousands of dollars in new trusses and roofing. Spray foam has been keeping us pretty busy the last few years I don't recommend it to anyone we build for, I direct them right away from it and the ones who insist on it I put it in writing that none of the work is guaranteed at all and I show them the damage that having spray foam causes and most of them will steer away from it but a few insist on it.
Thanks buddy... I will not use spay form for future build, u r right.. Some video on yt show people have bad smell with spray form ... End up cost ton of money to remove all spray form ... Not sure how can they remove all if that sprayform and the smell could still remain. The spray form really sticky to the wood... Wrong mix could cost someone a home.... And health....
As much as I love the concept of spray foam because of the air tightness and the monolithic end result, the fact remains that the process of manufacturing foam requires an extremely controlled environment (temperature, humidity, ventilation) which is almost impossible to achieve on site. Foam is best when manufactured in a factory.
Even if stars align and you do get things right, sometimes life happens and you have to repair a section. A lot easier to remove this stuff in the event that you have to do a repair to a section of wall. While PL premium is top notch stuff, its overkill. I would use the PL 300 stuff meant for foam board. It's cheaper, easier to clean up when wet, and easier to undo after drying without damaging the foam boards.
years ago when i hung drywall the first time i encountered spray insulation there was black mold all over the place and everywhere it wasnt trimmed right it made the drywall bulge
@@sdmc1972 Inteligent people know CCF spray foam can't be trimmed without losing all its vapor barrier qalities. People are so dangerous...
Well done...to the dad for being willing to teach his daughters about the rewards of working with your hands to create something and to the daughters for being open to learning how to do things that really make a difference to a family.
Thank you Howard
It's good that you're teaching a bunch of "gurls" how to do some so called "manual labor". Everyone should know how to take care of themselves and do some handiwork. Everyone including "gurls" should know how to change a tire, and check the oil and water in their cars/trucks. Not a good idea for a woman to be stranded alone and out in the middle of nowhere on a dark night. And everyone should always have a cell phone and a charger in their car/truck. And maybe a small handgun.
I am not here to comment about the insulation but how great of a father you are by not only teaching your daughters about how to work with tools and spending time with them. Reminds me when my daughter was their ages and every time i had a project to do around the house she was right there wondering what i was doing, handing me tools which she made up different names for them, i.e. needle nose pliers was "nose pickers". Now i don't worry about her needing to get a repair person for majority of the things around the house. When it comes to something new she don't know about , she calls me ask for me to come over and talk her thru it, and boom, she's done it and learned a new thing. In fact her 2 younger brothers are the same way.
This reminds me of how I was brought up. I'm a female and I grew up on construction sites with my Dad. You are giving your girls invaluable skills. Please believe me when they get older they are gonna truly appreciate it.
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Two things...
1) You are doing a great job raising your family.
2) You are SPOT ON ...about spray foam..DO NOT USE IT !
Thanks for the education!!!
Those girls using the teamwork method of passing that wood to stack it up is the neatest thing ever!! You've done well Mom n Dad.... Absolutely warms my heart to see this.
Young man, I've said it before and I'll continue to say it... you are so blessed to have those beautiful young ladies as your daughters! I am just so impressed by the fact that they aren't afraid to try anything! And they seem to be growing up so fast!! In no time Taleah will be heading out into the world to start her own family and then Autumn will be doing the same...then Tylynn and before you know it, Haylee will be heading out! Enjoy every second with them! You're doing a fantastic job teaching them!! Well done! Take care, be safe and God bless!
Thank you Jim! Yes they are growing so fast!
Beautiful family
The girls may decide not to have children at a young age, or not at all.
2 55 gallon drums are 1500 bucks.. 2 barrels will do 6000 sq ft.. that pink stuff is not as good as spray foam. It dont seal the way spray does..
@@nunyabiz8708 Where do I get these 55 gallon drums of spray foam?
Well... what was supposed to be a video about insulation differences (and I did learn that), ended up being a restoration in faith of humanity. Love seeing the family being together for all the chores needing to be done - related to each one's capabilities. Good dad!
Thanks for taking the time to produce this. Now I know what to do for insulating my own. (can I borrow your family? jkjk).
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I think it’s awesome that you’re teaching your daughters how to do this kind of stuff! ❤
Your lucky to have so much good help. Never heard one complaint. Teaching good work ethic and independence. Good for you!
That's a good hard working family you got going there sir !!!! Seeing kids not glued to some sort of electronic device gives me hope that's there's still some good parents in the world raising their kids the right way !!!
They are the hardest working young women I have ever seen. Good Job, Dad.
You've got such a great family. Kudos!
I'm a retired GC 48 yrs lived in the
UP. Moved to Florida in
1978. Built many steel buildings and pole barns
Those bottom holes you are
Using for venting allows
Rodents (mice)
To move in and they will
They will eat holes in the
Insulation We used a manufactured "L" flashing
Around the bottom
You could still do that
Thank you Al. We will be putting in an L flashing. Thank you for the tip. We’ll be doing an update video also at some point. Hope you’re having a great day.
I guess I’m not understanding your analogy on the “Death Plug” it’s not hooked to grid power at all. It’s only powered when the generator is plugged into it. Anyway take care
I love the way you are raising your daughters. Never got married and I always wanted to have daughters in the image of there mother. Keep on teaching them the way you are.👍👍👍👍
What a fun dad. The girls are blessed to have you.
Thank you
It's great the way you worked with your kids. That's real memory making. I would always let my sons work with me when I would do household projects, build custom cars or work on the motorcycles. We all learned something. To this day, we all put the things we learned to use.
You should have cut strips of 1 1/2 to fit between the 2x6s then put the 2 inch over that. I didn't on one of the walls in my shop and I basically created mouse condominiums with roads. When I took some of mine down i had a mess. Blocking the pathways with more foam board helps a lot with rodents.
Exactly. The snakes will follow the mice. The bugs and spiders will love that air space too. I wouldn't be surprised if the bees find it and build a hive in there.
I do love the idea of sealing in between the boards. I'll be doing that on the wall I have to redo. That'll definitely keep the bugs down.
I totally agree. I live in the mountains over 6k feet and I fill in every hole possible else it will become a nest for rodents and an entry place for bugs. I'd never allow the holes on the bottom to be there. I'd fill up every hole.
If you have rodent problem just put out equal amount of cornmeal and baking soda.
It will not harm dogs or cats , just rids the mice and rats.
If rat guard is used on exterior when siding is installed,then caulk any gaps at bottom it will help immensely
Thank you SO much for the laughs! I have Raised 5 children and have 3 grandkids I adopted at wonderful teen age. Love the signage on protecting your hearing. God bless your daughters for stacking that wood perfectly. You did good.
Great to see your family working together. Learning at a young age stays with them for a lifetime.
Tuck tape is best to seal up the flat foam to foam connections and then use canned foam for angles or any awkward, gappy areas. Need a sealant at the floor to foam connection as well.
It's so heartwarming to watch you giving your beautiful young ladies great lessons in building and creating things. It's a incredible honor to be able to do that for youngsters. It ensures their future of self sustenance and the ability of being able to handle anything life throws at them.
Watching them just stack the wood blew me away!!! They learned there's strength in numbers!!! Keep up the great work brother, I'm looking forward to watching more of your progress!!!
Great parenting!!! You’ll never regret the time you spent with your daughters. And they’ll never forget the time they spent with their father.
The girls are a wonderful help! They sure help in the family. Dad, you are raising them up right. Great video.
Thank you
props to you for being a good dad, work is good for everyone :)
Thank you
Great job teaching the girls how to use tools and their hands to make things. That's more educational than anything they will learn in today's schools. Great parenting!
Thank you very much
I did my shop roof a few years back. Made a huge difference! HOT TIP--Your sawsall, circular saw or table saw would be much quicker and likely produce cleaner cuts. Even if the latter two will not cut all the way through, it's still far less hand work. Thanks for sharing this great project with us!
Thank you! Have a great day!
@@9252LIFE I made myself a foam cutter because I was using the foam board with the reflective siding. It worked great with no mess. There are videos here on youtube that show how to make them.
Sawzall works OK ,but circular saws turn to fast and melt the foam making a goo mess. Handsaw gives the most controled cut.
@@dalerounds4036 Interesting. Circ saw works great for me. Maybe blades & saws are different?
@@branchandfoundry560 how thick was the foam board though, closed cell or open cell? Doesn't work well on closed cell over 2 in. 5800 rpm skillsaw made a messy cut.
Great to see the kids out working and helping. They might not understand now but they will be a lot better off in life later on.
It's always good to see an awesome Dad working with his kids teaching them skills and hard work insulation is looking great keep up the great content
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One Pair No Spare !!! Great video, my kids are in there 40’s and are truly a blessing to my wife and I, and I think it’s because of family participation in everything we did #1 was church all the way to house building, to family business, keep it up !!!
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I’m glad the whole family is backed miss you all big time
Hi Allan! We’re glad we’re back too! Missed all you guys too!
You are a good man - teaching your children to live LIFE !
Love the interaction with your girls. Great job. Something they’ll talk about the rest of their lives.👍
You are an awesome father for teaching your kids how to build stuff.
It's always a good day to get a video from you guys. Keep safe on the homestead
Thank you Paul! Have a great day
Well, that was the most wholesome thing I've watched since I saw that Mister Rogers documentary. You get a sub just for being awesome. That's just some top-flight parenting. Thanks for making your corner of the world a little better.
I appreciate you teaching your kids your craft. I learned the basics from my dad and have expanded that knowledge base when needed.
It's awesome that you've got your daughters helping you. What a great experience for them. One hint on cutting foam. Use a Jig Saw with a long blade. Cuts like a hot knife through butter.
I started the video for the content but the bond you are making with ur daughters melted my heart. U are a super lucky and a good dad
😊 thank you
Ex Yooper here. Thanks for showing this. My husband wanted to spray foam ours...this video quickly talked him out of it 🤣
Oh you’re welcome! 😆
I get a big smile when I see you post a video. Just love the whole family.
Hi Christina! Hope you’re doing well! Have a great day!
You've got a great team - an all GIRL team to help you, Chad! I don't know if they complain any when you give them chores to do but even if they do grouse a little, they get the job done. That's the important thing! Your shop/garage is going to be so much more comfortable year round with that insulation. It'll be a pleasure to work out there. God bless you all and I look forward to seeing the progress at your homestead each time you post!
I’m all honestly they don’t ever complain unless I tell them we have to get something done before we can do something else, like go to the beach or something fun! 😆 Most of the time I’m right there working with them and they really enjoy it.
@@9252LIFE you've got some great kids and you and Naomi have done a great job raising them! 👏
It doesn’t surprise me that your girls step up like they do despite your picking. It won’t be because they weren’t taught that is for sure. Be proud of them as I am for they are not mine. You’ve done well and it helps when you have good help. The girls aren’t slow either. They fire chained that firewood. Great teamwork. Most impressive. Thank them always for good help is hard to find and very rare nowadays. Press on sir!
You're building character in those girls that will last them a lifetime. Families like yours give me hope for our future.
I bought a spray foam setup to do my steel building after seeing my neighbor use insulation boards years back. His metal rusted pretty quick due to sweating. At least use butyl tape on the board's perimeter so there's no air penetration, that stuff stays pliable and sticky no matter what temps drop to. Great channel BTW, I subbed, you got a nice setup!
Thank you Gene!
You can always add a vapor barrier, simple fix. It also depends on if you're in the north or south. Sealing the foam from the inside will be enough in cold dry climate but you need to seal the outside in the humid south.
I like that you are teaching your children. FYI: I saw that you have a hoist attached to the bottom chord of the roof truss. The top chord is the load bearing part of the truss. The bottom chord is typically designed for minimal loading.
Thank you. That hoist was there when we purchased the home. I’m assuming they used it for processing their deer. But it has been taken down.
You have the Greatest Crew. Daughters are so special!
Thank you Johnny
Those girls are amazing Chad . You two are amazing parents . So excited to see another video from you . 🙏💕
Thank you Carolyn! Hope you’re doing well! Take care
A great dad can teach a skill and have fun doing it. Nicely done!
Thank you Philip!
Great video. FYI, I just saw another channel have to remove their metal siding and add the metal covering the bottom of the sheet metal to prevent mice from going up the grooves in the metal siding. Mice can destroy your insulation from the inside out.
It's a beautiful thing seeing those kids helping you don't see that every day. Now days some kids don't want to help at all.....
I would use a small bead of spray foam between each sheet instead of PL adhesive. Also start by placing the first sheet on the bottom (beded in spray foam) then stack the next sheets on the way up, leave a 1/8" to 1/4" gap on the sides then fill the side gaps with spray foam. Alternatively there is special tape for sealing foamboard seams.
Yes I definitely use the spray foam between sheets.
Looking great Chad those girls never cease to amaze me you and the Mrs. have done an outstanding job raising them the dig right in and stay focused till the task is done and learn every step of the way i did a 32×50 pole barn the same as your doing some 20 yrs.ago that's the cheapest and most efficient way to do it labor intensive but so rewarding have a great week all of you see you on the next one or the car channel
Thank you Jim! Hope you’re doing well and having an awesome day! See you soon!
Teaching the kids makes me smile a lot. ❤
Another great video everyone! It looks like things are getting done for those cold winters up there. Here in southern Virginia it is a remarkable 80 degrees today. Too bad I don't have those girls to help me get a few things done. I'd really like to get my 2 decks painted before winter but at my age I have a hard time getting motivated. LOL A shout out to Tylynn for making me laugh when she started out the video showing those cannons. 😊 I knew it was going to be a good video. Looking forward to the next one and I hope all continues to go well for everyone there. Have fun, enjoy life, be safe. 🙏
Hi Gary! Wow 80 degrees! That’s way too hot! 😆 Take care and you enjoy life and be safe as well!
Usually you should wear safety glasses but I’m standing on a ladder so it’s okay… I love it! A man after my own heart.
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They have plastic washers so when you use screws they do not just sink into the foam but hold it securely. Also easier to tape the joints then use caulking. Mice will enter all those metal siding channels. There was a trim that would have blocked the channels along the bottom.
I used the starter on mine but I’m not convinced it will deter mice and bugs, there is still a 1/16-1/8 gap seen from inside the building.
Trying to decide how to seal that
👍 I did the same with rigid foam and saved a ton over spraying. My hand will never be the same after cutting each piece by hand lol. Don’t make my mistake- Get a heated element knife. Cuts that stuff like a hot knife going through butter.
Be careful with that wood pile… The weight of all the combined wood is more than enough for that corner support.
The walls are going to be full of critters . If you need ventilation , fill the openings with stainless steel wool . I have used it to keep out critters as small as ants .
The spiders will take care of the critters that happen to make it past the permythrin
Steel wool turns to rust
Steel wool is flammable not to smart
@@craigchenery604 the foam sheets he is using are way more flammable than steel wool unless I’m missing what you are saying.
@@bluntone2273 no your right guess it wouldn't matter
Love it. You teach the kids. Not by just telling But by also saying WHY. AWSOME 😊😊
😊 thank you
Hi Chad it has been a while I thought you were not doing homesteading type of videos any more.I thought you were doing car stuff anyways nice to see you back.Those girls of yours are i believe rare such hard workers so helpful to good old dad.Great job on the wood stacking girls your a lucky man Chad.See you on the next one bye from Quebec Canada.
Hi Jim! How have you been? Well after reading all the comments from the video we put out about not post much on this channel anymore I’ve changed my mind.. I realized that viewers like yourself and many others have invested lots of time watching our videos and to be honest you all helped keep me going during some of the hardest times of my life. And just to abandoned all of you seemed a bit wrong and I kinda miss everyone! 😆 Glad your back too! See you soon Jim! Take care!
Well so proud of your 3 daughters helping dad and mom. My dad had 6 daughters and 2 sons yup a big family for sure but we all chipped in and helped for sure. He taught me to fish, camp out with the whole family and it was all good. I was the only daughter who wanted to help dad on his projects and fish the other girls were doing only girly things LOLOL. Your daughters are very luck to have a comedian for a dad and they seem shy on camera such a great deal capturing special moments with them for sure. God Bless you ALL and GOOD JOB!!!
Thank Sandra. We have four daughters. Autumn our second oldest is usually running the camera. She was stacking wood too. Hope you’re having a great weekend so far!
@@9252LIFE Ohhhh she was hiding in the wood shed stacking wood lol. A beautiful family for sure.
Hey! That was fun to watch. The little saw you bought for 16.00 is actually designed to cut Mineral Wool or in most cases Roxul products. A hot wire is the best way to cut foam. The reason that spray foam is so expensive is the result of the snow storm in Texas a couple years ago. Spray foam is two part and the Red or common part is mostly manufactured by one company that has never caught up to demand. I work for Canada's largest Insulation distributor and had a blast watching your video. While there are a lot of ways to do a hot wire you managed very well. Great video, great fun and great kids ... Cheers from Nova Scotia
I found my table saw did an excellent job. A little messy, and keep a shop vac handy to keep the foam debris out of the motor. Hot wire would be nice though.
I was just about to comment saying the same thing. Thought I'd stop using our bread knife for cutting Roxul batts and bought one of those. Aside from that I finished my basement with the styrofoam boards made for interior walls, but they interlocked to have a good seal in between and a 1/4 cost of spray foam and no where near as messy. Its been very warm for 8+ years in Canadian winters.
Great family help
Cutting foam is work. My method is a sharp 4” wide putty knife for the long cuts. Sharpen one side well, bothering several passes along a straight edge to set the line. A couple more passes with pressure and you will be over half way through. Then you can snap the rest off along your cut. I do use a saw for the detail cuts. Thanks
I've tried insulation knives, bread knives, putty knives for cutting foam. What worked best for me was an 18" snap off knife. Can get them for a few bucks at the big box stores.
Measure, score with a straight edge. Cut a bit deeper next pass, repeat a third time. Gives very clean, precise cuts easily. Snap off the end blade once it starts dragging and swap out knives every few boards.
You are very funny and smart👍🏽 and the girls are so helpful. You made me giggle so much with your quick wit😊 subbed.
You have some good girls there....they listen to what you say and are hard workers....you are raising them right.....WAY TO ROCK IT GIRLS
Thank you Gary
Even if spray in was cheaper, I'd still never use it. What you are doing is great. I only use spray foam for sealing cracks.
The start of this video reminds me exactly if my family. We live in long island new york, My kids in my wife helped me split wood as well.. Awesome to see this enjoy your family great video
Congrats on the million view video !!!
Thanks man!
Nice job. When I did the same thing in my garage, I took a long 6" Sawzall blade, ground the teeth off and made a knife edge instead. I used a Milwaukee Hackzall (mini Sawzall) .It cuts through foamboard easily. It does generate some heat, so I kept a block of paraffin wax (canning wax) at hand and wiped the blade with it before every cut. The advantage is that I did not have all of the plastic dust that is created by the saw teeth.
That is going to make a world of difference come this winter. You said you're putting in a wood stove also, right? If so, it will be nice as all get out in there in the winter.
We already have a wood stove in there. Came with the place. Brand new! And yea it’s going to be a nice place to hang out in this winter for sure!
@@9252LIFE - Ok. Must’ve seen it durning your tour. Is that where y’all will be doing the car builds?
@@PaullaWells we’ll be doing here and at joes in his garage.
@@9252LIFE That's awesome! He's got a rad garage too!
I like how you interact with your family. Reminds me of the Gridlessness family with their 4 girls up in Canada.
Gridlessness are nice folks
It's been a while since I watched your videos but I'm glad I got to see this one. We're building a post frame building and debating how to insulate it. Spray foam was suggested but cost was outrageous! Foam sheets aren't cheap either but a little more affordable and something I can do myself. I may be able to get a little help but I don't know if they would be as reliable as your helpers. Your girls do a lot more work than a lot of boys nowadays! I didn't hear them complain once! They have a good father for life lessons not to be forgotten. Also good memories with Dad! I'm glad I had a dad that had me help him with stuff around the house. I'm sure your girls will appreciate all the time you spend with them. It's not work, it's time with Dad!
Only suggestion/question I have is why didn't you use the reciprocating saw (sawzall) to cut the insulation?
Hi Mike and thank you. We probably could use a sawzall but the hand saw 🪚 really worked great and kept a straight line. And manual labor when we’re in no hurry is better for you. Take care Mike and have fun on your project. Also read all the comments in here and do some research. Lots of mixed feelings about how we’re doing this.
@@9252LIFE You're probably right about the hand saw. Going slower can be better, especially when you have your girls helping you. My Dad showed me a lot with manual labor. Very memorable times with Dad.
Wondered why you cut [without safety glasses] the two nails off with your sawzall when those two nails could also help attach the insulation to the wall?
Also I would certainly have my daughters wear safety glasses especially when pulling nails out of boards above their shoulders!
@@brent9884 you sound like a great father! Good job
Great video!!! One thing I learned as a tip is if you cut the board in about a foot on one side, then start from the other and saw through, it should eliminate breaking.
To cut that insulation foam board try using a wide blade retractable utility knife. With a couple of easy passes you'll make a very smooth cut about a 3rd way through the board and then you can simply snap it off. Real simple. It is by far the easiest way.
I considered that but was scared to wreck a $58 piece of foam board! 😆
i love how dad working with he's kid's my kid's are 6 an 5 trying to do stuff in my garage. great job bro
Thanks man!
the concept of the steel siding letting air flow behind the insulation panels looks like a great place for mice just to climb up and have a little home so a cheap solution would be Dollar Store stainless steel scrubbies you can just stretch them out cut them and just put the little pieces in between every Gap in the siding to hopefully stop the mice. PS my friend had a quonset hut with the spray insulation and lived next to cornfield the mice turn that stuff into hundreds of tunnels it was a nightmare for him.
Great video of how to be a dad. Construction info was good but the unsaid lessons of work and including the goofy kids to learn to do for themselves was awesome. Great job dad!!!
I hope you checked the chemical reaction between the adhesive and insulation, glue tends to melt that type of insulation. We usually have to have to use a special adhesive, or caulk, or metal seam tape in your scenario. An electric kitchen knife or hot knife also makes short work of the cutting.
Thank you Alvin. The adhesive we are using is for foam board. We don’t want to use a hot knife as the smoke from foam is usually quite toxic and the old timer hand saw works quite well. 🪚
By the time these girls are 18 they should be master builders. Great experience for them and great bonding activities.
If you don't seal the bottom ridges, you are going to have horrific mice problems.
Great job staking the wood young ladies
Thank you!
Great dad teaching his daughters!
You are soo lucky your girls like working with you! Shows they are very comfortable being around you unlike the joke about "I used to hold the flashlight for my dad".
It is good to see you and your family. Teach them young that your girls are not afraid of hard work. Looking good.
Nice hearing from you. Take care
I'm in lower Michigan and building a 30×40 barndo in the spring 2023. I don't want mice and snakes coming in so I'm caulking every peephole you showed. I get venting but not me. I may change my mind a few times before I start. Wood burning and ceiling fans all across the open lofted ceiling. It's just me now and my 3 dogs. The front will be all windows. I get so much sunlight daily. I was quoted 100k by a contractor but the Amish do it for alot less. UA-cam taught me all the pex plumbing and I already know all the electrical so praying for a smooth transition.
I’m considering stuffing steel wool or copper mesh in those openings. I don’t think mice will chew up the foam board but they may make some smelly nests behind em
The best part is the helpers .I loved doing things with mine . I also live in the UP
Use circular saw. That's thick material.
Great job helping your dad Taleah
Thank you!
Need to put steel wool into the sheet metal ribs, at the ground level.
To keep mice and Rats out of your walls.
Because if mice live in your walls, Next is the snakes 🐍 that eat the mice.
Snakes "smell" the mice urine.
Good idea! Thank you
Lucky guy! I only had one beautiful assistant; now she's grown up and living the next county over.
Daughters are special!!!!!
Great job on the insulation but most important project you’re working on is turning cute daughters into capable and confident women.
I love to see how your children are helping you
"They're noisy". LMAO
This is an excellent execution of rigid board insulation. Well done leaving a drainage and ventilation plane behind it. Only thing I'd do different is add another layer, staggering the seams.
Fantastic way to give girls skills that the world would never present them with. As a retired teacher I tip my hat to you sir.
Thank you Andrew
If you know how to slide cut with your razor knife and tape measure you can score each side quickly and snap this stuff right off cleanly. Goes 100x faster than what this guy is doing.
Best way to bond with your girls, keep them motivated and some work will keep them humble
That little saw you bought is designed for cutting rockwool or mineral insulation. Works beautiful in that stuff.
Watching this for one reason enjoyably turned into another. I came for some ideas for my garage, stayed for far more than that. The style & comedic level of your fathering is exactly what I do with my children, & its a relief to see it still exists outside my home. Your doing good bringing your daughters up, very good & it shows. I strive to do the same with my children, so whatever you do dont stop. If im ever to meet you, id be happy to shake your hand. In the meantime, my subscription will have to do. Thanks for the content, its been to long since ive gotten to see this level of family wholesome entertainment. Merry Christams to you all & God Bless
Thank you Johnathan. Hope you’re having a great weekend!
Iv worked for a spray foam company.....your doing the right thing!.... we had more problems with the guns and equipment!!!
Yes. I agree with you completely. The $16,000.00 price tag is outrageous.
Nice job anyway, looks like your a good father to your girls teaching them work ethic.
Thank you