Showgirls, Bathtubs, Rednecks & Shocks: A Very Death Valley 4th of July
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- Опубліковано 4 лип 2023
- Death Valley Life #35
I'm still stuck in Death Valley...and I've had enough of moping around the house!! Heat or no heat, I'm getting OUT and ABOUT -- and fortunately, there was plenty going on in the area.
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🎶Oh Lord, Stuck in Tacopa again🎶
Regarding your AC, buy a second filter. That way, you only have to turn off the AC for a few seconds to switch filters. Then you can clean the dirty filter at your own pace and use it the next time, rinse repeat👍
Happy 4th , WH!!! You GOT this!!! 🎇 🧨 ❤
Great advice!
I was just about to write the same comment! You’re a genius! …. And probably very nice looking 😊
Smart gal!
Add another a/c unit!
that squeak under the hood, it may be the bearing going dry in the belt tensioner or one of the idler pulley bearings. Those items are not expensive, I would change all three of them to be proactive. Make sure the alternator bearing spins freely and seems ok and the Air conditioning clutch bearing needs to be checked too. Any of these parts can be producing that squeak but replacing the cheaper idlers and tensioner device should be done to keep you out of trouble down the road, they will be a source of probable trouble sooner or later so deal with them now so you can be confident of less potential for breakdown.
A quick test to make sure it’s just not the belt… spray a little water on the belt. That water will lubricant the belt. It’ll stop squeaking quickly.
Of course they want to sell you on "rebuildable" shocks...but without a doubt, "normal" shocks such as Bilstein, KYB, Rancho, Monroe, etc...will last you CONSIDERABLY longer. I know it's tough trying to figure who's right and who's wrong amongst all this advice you get. The fancy "rebuildable" shocks are nice for plush operation, but that comes with a price...and you're paying it. BTW...your 4th of July attitude and outfit just straight up rock. You're awesome.
Those Icons was on her rig when she purchased that 4runner from the dealer. We explain to each customer the pros & cons of each shock.
@@vegastoyotaoffroad9690 I reckon you're the guy fixing them. Good for you to get her taken care of...but with her complaining so much about it I can't help but tell her to ditch them. I'd say the same thing to my sister. ICON, FOX, King...I get it...but you have to be willing to pay or keep a second set handy.
@@byronlemay2166 yup, I’ve had Kings and Fox, never again for a daily driver. As the saying goes for 20 years of modding vehicles. Race car parts require race car maintenance.
Thank you for knowing & saying it like it is .
As a Bilstein user on a mildly modded 3rd Gen 4runner, I admit they are, shall we say, a bit harsh. I know I'm good on hard hits with some durobump stops, but it's rough ride when I'm aired-up. I may bug out to the desert in the next couple years and dig this real-life content.
Good shocks are shocks that don't break down every year.
Good shocks are shocks that don't cost $700 to rebuild every year.
Good shocks are shocks you can rely on for years on end.
Good shocks are shocks that give you great control of your car on any road surface.
Drew's Auto of Pahrump has taken great care of me through many repairs of my 28 year old Camper Van.
You should have seen it before they got hold of [it]. Soon it will be painted white to reflect the heat.
Sounds like you’ve never tried any of the premium shocks. They all require rebuilding. Fox, King, Icon. High performance parts require high maintenance intervals. No way you can take a $100 shock from autozone and have it do the same thing at the same speed and comfort.
The Fox shocks on my Jeep have not needed rebuilding. I drive way faster than her too.
Someday, I'm going to repaint my truck white, too. I don't know why I haven't done it so far.
It's friggin' _black_ . Because _that_ makes sense in the desert. 🙄
Great shocks need maintenance too but shouldn’t leak every year! My Fox shocks have been trouble free but with a lot of off roading they need to be
rebuilt/serviced every 30-50k depending on use.
@@TobyCostaRica maybe not but they DO last longer.
It was 45 F in Red Lodge, MT the morning of the 4th! Beartooth Pass even got some snow! It is normally in the 90's this time of year.
Spent 30 days at ski racing camp near Red Lodge back in the day. Imagine being trained to race by an Olympic champion basically with you all day. Long live the Austrians! Billy Kidd ; kind of a dud.
Swamp coolers in the desert help moisturize the air as well.
Rise and shine! 😅 it’s probably a 2x4 built shed. Yeah your tensioner pulley keeps your serpentine belt tight.
Hey Sarah, Kylie here. It was super nice meeting you! Im happy i complimented that hat lol. Thanks for the pep talk and the company ❤
Hey Kylie! I think it's awesome that you are a well driller! Thank you for your service to our country. Have a blessed day my friend!!
Oh cute outfit! Happy 4th. I have a hat like thst too.
What did you do in the Navy?
Two babes 😏
Loved you in the video,you are a firecracker!😅
A cheap shade sail on the outside rear wall to the short brick retaining wall would help, as well as render the rear wall, paint it white, actually shade sails on all sides of the casita! 😅
They were going to do those before they settled on the shade structures - it's way too windy there for shade sails.
I accidentally left a candle burning in my bathroom of my motor home. It eventually liquified the whole candle and the glass cracked and alloaed it to run out with the wick still burning on the fiberglass counter and lit the bathroom on fire. Fortunately the neighbor saw the smoke and the fire dept. put it out.
I suggest putting the candle in a skillet on the stove just in case. Side benefit is the heat will go out the stove vent so less heat added to the house!
Stay cool Wonderhussy, enjoy all your adventures
I had the same thing happen. Definitely keep the candle in a metal safety container like a pot or pan.
It won't be long Sarah. You will be on the road, and off to cooler places and new adventures.
We are all looking forward to that for you!
Safe travels.
I'm actually diggin this death valley summer content !
I like the fact that you’re a real person and you’re just you. No make up/ make up. A mask/ no mask.
She's full of it.
She's not really in Death Valley.
@@TheBandit7613prove it armchair keyboard warrior 💪🏻
@@TheBandit7613 Meh. Close enough for Government Work. My friends and I "go to Death Valley" almost every year, yet we rarely leave the canyons on the Panament side of the ridgeline. There's no substantial difference.
@@Elhastezy888 She lives in Tecopa.
@@MrJest2 We 4 wheel in Death Valley regularly. I was there 2 weeks ago but it was only 105 (the real Death Valley)
She lives in Tecopa. The temps go up as the elevation drops.
Drives me nuts when people talk about her openness and honesty and really, she's anything but. She's 25 miles from the entrance to Death Valley and 1000+ feet higher.
‘Your response’ to why you make coffee ☕️in the bathroom is courageous’ 🎉🤣🎸🎶
I’m 59 and Never comment but today I must. YOUR AMAZING! Thanks for what you do.
Sarah, you are hysterical with your openness. I admire you for that! My question; How the heck can you sleep under that comforter when it's 110 degrees F outside? I'd be cryin for Mama! 😅
It cools off pretty quickly here in the desert - it's not uncommon to drop 40 - 50 degrees overnight. We are just *now* considering removing the blanket _underneath_ the comforter on our bed.
When the temp drops to 68* at night down from 110* we tend to be cold at night.
When winter in Hawai'i stopped in for ah visit, we would close the windows and get the blanket out. Chill is Chill.
I went on vacation from Hawai'i to Vermont in June and had to wear my Hawai'i winter coat because I was cold during the day.
@@b.b.grenade1407 🤣😂🤣
Sarah, You can cover the panes of glass in your windows with Aluminum Foil (shiny reflective side facing out) and that will help to keep the morning sun from heating up the casita. That way your mini-split won't have to work so hard to cool down the interior of your living space. Which should help you a great deal. If you use the foil to reflect the sunlight the black-out curtains won't heat up and as a result they won't retain heat during the day. Take care. sincerely, Dean O. :-I
Excellent advice.
Imo placing a heat shield outside (foam panel) preventing the radiant heat from entering would be more effective.
Stops radiant and conductive heat
@@TobyCostaRica - I was talking about something that is cheap that could be put up right away. If she wanted to do what you're talking about she could buy REFLECTIX. But that would take some time and would also be more expensive then buying a simple roll of aluminum foil and tacking it up on the inside of the windows with a little Scotch tape. She's leaving town soon so it would be more cost and time effective to just put up the Aluminum foil right away. If they don't already have the Aluminum Foil it would cost her about five bucks to do the job right away. :-I
@@TobyCostaRica And how about putting reflectics on it also?
From the outside, not inside!!!
Serpentine belts can also make that noise, replace that also.
Dinersaurs, Cocktailasaurs, hottubs, bathtubs, such diversity of Life and Fun!
Put shade cloth up on the back side of your tiny house hook the other side of the shade cloth to the fence . It will shade that side . Works good on my greenhouse ..😊 thanks for the third video today . I look forward to your videos every wednesday . ❤ your videos ..
I travel with shadecloth, and use it to keep sun off my camper. Can't be without it. Years of living in a similar climate to Death Valley taught me how to survive in extreme heat.
Good idea.. high density shade cloth will work
Thank you so much Wonderhussy! Meeting you was the highlight of our 4th of July! Your an amazing lady!!! ❤🇺🇸
It was nice for us to meet you, Mommi!
It was wonderful to meet you too cutie!! 💓
Wonderhussy...You need sunscreen screens covering on the outside of your windows. They mount outside and attach to the exterior window frame. I have them and they stop the suns rays outside the house. The hardware stores here will build them if you measure for them. Don't get the black ones. I have beige. You wont need them anywhere under the overhang or where the sun cant shine on your windows. With curtains on the inside, the heat is still getting in and being absorbed by the glass and curtain. The sunscreens will stop a lot of the heat and keep it outside. As for the outside wall by the fence maybe you can build a higher privacy fence to block the sun on the side walls of the casita. And if you have a crawl space over your ceilings and under the roof, you need an exhaust fan to circulate and vent the attic heat outside. Mine went out and it makes a huge difference. Good luck. Stay awesome!! Happy Birthday Merica!😎
Congrats on all the achievements! That claw foot tub is awesome!
About the same space as this 36' camper I got recently. It's one br but the couch pulls out into a bed. In a beautiful space in Clarksdale, MS, after 40 years in Cali. It was 98 and totally humid the other day and "felt like 115." Some really exciting and scary thunderstorms with whopping nuclear thunder and lightning and torrential rains. I'm having a ball in my retirement at 72!
You are the best damn story teller there ever was. You could make taking out the trash a glamorous and adventurous event. ❤
Thank-you Wonderhussy ... I love what you did with the place ...you never disappoint! Enjoy that tub!!! --From doubting Thomas!
Look into getting some shock boots for your shocks. They protect the exposed shafts.
Yes a booth will protect that shaft but the down fall is moisture will build up and create rust. The rust will be a silent killer of the seals also.
Must be some covers to protect shocks from grit.
do yourself a favor and never get rebuilder able shocks, just get regular shocks and if goes bad you just get another one and Bilstein shocks is good can't go wrong.
I HOPE WHEN I'M 65 THAT I'M IN THAT GOOD OF SHAPE!! Keep it up!
Hello from Bouse, Az on the road to Quartzite, gets 114+ here too I use evap coolers and a/c both to keep electric bill down love your videos
poor girl, I wish you had some better air conditioning and insulation. The more you turn down the temp setting on that marginal air conditioner the less it will cool. The reason is that it is running continuous and the evaporator coil will ice over and block air flow. You need a larger unit that can be set to a reasonable temperature that it will easily meet and cycle on and off so that the evaporator coil can de ice.
We need a "Hiking Man" annual event to rival "burning man" !!!! Hosted by none other than WonderHussy herself !!!! Just think about all the amazing hiking tales to be told !!!!
Take a water hose and wet the top part of the buildings down, it'll cool it down a few degrees.
Thanks S.J. You always make me smile, ❤
Lavender, cinnamon, peppermint and cedar are all essential oils said to deter scorpions. These can be diluted with the carrier oil of your choice and sprayed along scorpion problem areas and entry points-such as baseboards, windowsills, doorways, and around the perimeter of your home.
Diatomaceous earth will dissolve their exoskeletons
Shocking!!
So nice
On the sizing of a mini split you should figure 400 square feet per 12,000 btu's. When they say up to anything over 400 square feet they're lying.
😊😊thank you 😊 💓 ☺ 💗 💛 💖 😊
He loves those high maintenance shocks because he can do the service himself.
For the back side of the Casita look for 90% shade cloth/ shade sail, mesh like material with grommets along the edges. Also buy some eye screws they are the screws with a loop top that you can screw to the wood under the eves also you'll need paracord. You can tie the shade cloth to the bottom of the chain link fence. Another thing lookup solar paint/heat paint for roofs. I did the shade cloth on my outer laundry room wall and it really helped alot😊
“~Metal Health~”, camera pans to partial mannequin passenger ~ the comedic timing is brilliant 🌟 … ❤️
This item can help keep hot out and cool in "Silicone Seal Strip - Weather Stripping Door Window Seal-Door Strip Bottom Draft Stopper 16.5 Foot (25MM, Transparent)", Rebuild shocks he's got your moola, by the shocks it will last longer and they carry a warranty.
Love da Redneck party 💯🤙🏻😎
I love your new clawfoot tub! Can't wait to see where you place it on your property. I wonder if you'll get another for your sis, or even a collection of them for hot tub parties! LOL
Very informative. So, my piston has a little debris, I'll clean my shaft and be good to go!
84 degrees inside!!!! I'll never complain about Colorado winters again. The high was 78 today, outside of course, and it was hot! We're closer to the sun
belt tensioner is not expensive just replace it.
She's a great people person and knows how to interview nice job wonderhussy
A Fan would help a LOT!
such a humble life! High admiration from this man!
You shouldn’t think twice about rebuilding the shocks, when they give out put the new ones on. Your day to day happiness is worth it!! Rebuild, move on and have fun!
I did a visit to your town just yesterday...I saw 3 people in it. One security guard on a golf cart and two men in a town pickup truck. The place is a ghost town. Pastor Frank is my benefactor and friend here in Pahrump.
You need a small evaporative cooler for your living space. They work wonders in the "dry" desert heat. Much better than window ac or a split Minnie unit. Much more economical too!
Kirsten Dirksen's UA-cam series has a Nebraska farmer who built a 6-ft deep underground trench & laid down several large PVC tubes (50'-100' long?), where the ground temp is a constant 65-degrees (frozen winters & blazing summers). it's his yearround AIR CONDITIONING for his long, pit green house. he grows oranges & lemons, etc it also keeps his house cool in the summers!!!
Time to get back on the road Sara !!! Many adventures to see ❤😮😅😊😊
You inspire us so much! We love your videos, we try to model some of your techniques in our videos. Thanks for the years of entertainment!!
Many years ago in North Vegas across from Nellis myself and my partner lived in a 30ft 1958 school bus. We block off the windshield and there was a plywood wall behind the driver's seat. I put in a very small swamp cooler in the back window as it was broke anyway. It kept the bus around 72° all summer. Did have a tree close that help a little.
You continue to amaze me. You are a character girl. May the days ahead be full of fun!!!
Unless the scorpions get inside your septic tank - not very likely at all - no need to worry about them coming up the shower drain or bathroom sink drain.
A lot of folks drain showers to daylight
The u- trap with water might kerp them out
Ants, scorpions, rattlesnakes, numerous venemous spiders and all other creepy crawlers crawl and fly through my fertile imagination as I'm rehabbing from sun stroke and sunburn as I futility search for the Mayo clinic's skin cancer center to determine if I may have hiked my dumb ass in the blazing sun without sunscreen and maybe I have skin cancer. My experience in the desert 🏜️ has been very sobering and I prefer to watch skilled outdoor enthusiasts like Sarah to bring the desert to us in her wonderful videos.
What a Wonderfulhussy way to celebrate Independence. 🎉
Sarah, it is inspiring to see you ask questions, seek answers, and knock on the door to get what your soul desires
Suggestion get a Free estimate from Eagle shield quote for your attic It reduces the heat in summer up to 40 degrees & Keep you warm in the winter. Get walls insulated? Buy a more powerful A/C? Have roof vents installed to let heat out? Ceiling fan?
Live in Phoenix. Same temps as you all have in Death Valley. To beat the heat I do the following: First and most important I buy my power under the "Peak load" plan. I pay 1/4 the price per kilowatt off peak (in my case 8:00pm to 3:00 pm the following day) and I use very little electricity (lights and computer only) on peak (3:00 pm to 8:00 pm) when the price is 4 times higher. I use a programmable thermostat to turn my air conditioner off and on. I set the temp for 68 degrees when off peak. It cools the house - including floors and walls - down to that temp. (yes I sleep under a blanket at night). When the clock strikes 3:00PM the air goes off. Only the fan runs to circulate the air. At 117 outside it doesn't even start to get uncomfortable inside until 7:30 Pm when it reaches 80 degrees. My high bill in the summer time is just under $200. My air conditioner - which hasn't been serviced in 7 years is 43 years old. (Goettl).
I'm using 2 important principles here. First the principle of Thermal Mass and the second is the principle of reducing on/off cycles for your refrigerated air conditioning. The fewer on/off cycles your equipment goes thru the longer it will last. Because your target temp (68 degrees) and your actual temp at 8:00pm is 10-12 degrees different the air cond will run for a very long time before cycling. That is a GOOD thing and the reason refrigerators last so long. Been doing this for the last 7 years and I am VERY comfortable ALL summer long. I have 1750 sq ft. in a townhouse (i shared wall to the south) and a 1" foam roof. My Air unit runs off 220v.
I hope your utility company has peak load billing options. Good luck.
Thanks!
Love your Death Valley vlogs! You gave me an idea on what flooring to use for my small, guest bathroom; linoleum squares would be easy to cut and fit in place.💕
Leave a 1/4 space between them and you can grout them. I did in my bathroom and they look terrific. Almost like real tile.
@@oldmillrd8153 Thanks so much for the advice, I have never remodeled a floor before.💕
Happy for you that you get to go back on the road 🎉 Man I would have loved to go to the Parump 4th of July party and met you! What fun! ❤🇺🇸
Hanging Shade Cloth outside will help reduce the Solar Loading on the exposed wall.
WH - "So when do you expect my new shocks to arrive?" Mechanic - "Well they are coming from overseas by boat, so it may take a while, with all the waves and all!"
Put up lattice all around the sunny places, white, on 2x2 posts. Small hole lattice. Vinyl. Get an evaporative cooler in there also. Window units are now available. Desert Rat here. Was 124 the day I moved to North Palm Springs. Lived in both deserts 29 years. PS We are in the I E, keep our house at 78 and its fine.
Hi Sarah love your sense of humor 😊
I have Bilstein normal shocks for my 4" lifted Jeep and never had any issues for over 18 years!
This was so much fun. Thanks Sarah for sharing.
01:00 Hello Boys I missed you.
I love what you do❤
Great film. You should do more meet & greets, you're great at it and you're uncover some interesting people. It adds extra dimensions to your channel. Cheers!
❤. Good morning wonderhussy. It's your friend Ted from Texas. I still enjoy watching your shows and having heard in your life. Thank you and I can't wait for you to get your car fixed and you go out on adventures again. Stay safe
Scott, the boozer. Ross,the one legged miner. Do all your friends have awesome titles? 😀
Hope you can stay cool and sneak out on a trek to cooler places soon
Some say “ where there’s a will, there’s a way”. I say “ Where there’s a will, there’s a lot of poor relatives.”
I can’t even. Moved to northern Minnesota due to heat intolerance. I say this because I love northern Nevada, and lived in Boise, 🆔. Summer has been amazing and cool here. Worth the cold winter for me.
Happy 4th, Wonderhussy!...and I do mean happy! 🎆
Very clever vlog WH!
I'm happy that Custom Motorsports was able to get you taken care of. I'm looking forward to watching your continuing adventures after you get the belt tensioner replaced. Great job moving that bathtub.
120 - 84 = 36 degrees cooler than the outside. My swamp cooler which I will point out you booted yours to the curb - gets my house 30 degrees cooler than the outside.
the temp control on the ac is so it knows when to auto shut off the compressor based on your temp preference. With it being so hot, even if you turn it down to 68 or whatever, it will not actually get any cooler because you are basically maxing out your AC right now. It cannot overcome the size of the room added with the poor insulation and extreme heat outside.
Indeed...when it gets over 100 degrees you're screwed unless you're running an industrial A/C like they do in convenience store chains. Those are big boys. There's nothing she can do about the casita aside from building a shade wall on the west side or building a cover/second roof over the whole thing. I'd bet the house itself has poor attic air circulation...a lot of people don't realize how important that is.
It got up to 95 degrees here in Portland, Oregon. Now at 10 pm, it's 81 degrees. In younger days, my home was in Phoenix. How did I ever survive 118 degree days with 100 degree nights?? Thanks for another fun video dear Wonderhussy!
What a great episode! Only hoping you can get some cooler weather! Glad you were able to get your shocks rebuilt! Make sure you get your belt tensioner pulley replaced so it doesn’t fail! Take care!
Ignore 99% of the "how to keep the casita cool" advice, you have done everything pretty well and most things that people are recommending have downsides (like getting destroyed in high winds, or turning it into more of a prison, or increasing project/maintenance costs more than just upgrading your AC).
Regarding your existing window AC, getting the temp down to 84 or even 88 with low humidity, really isn't bad. But here are 3 things to help:
1. If you want it 75 degrees, you simply need an AC with more BTUs. For next year, upsize it and go for super high efficiency while you're at it. Maybe even something like a Fujitsu window heat pump AC. I'd bet that you can get an AC with more BTUs, while at the same time using the same or less electricity.
2. Don't hesitate to set your thermostat to 68, it won't hurt anything. Even set at 75, the compressor is probably running continuously, so I'm not saying that setting it to 68 will make the casita colder. But it might, if the temp right near the AC gets down to 75 and kicks the compressor off. Running continuously is actually easier on it than having it kick on and off, though it's designed to handle both situations, that is what an AC with a thermostat does.
3. To increase the BTUs of your existing AC a bit, you can do two things. First, clean any and all aluminum fins and copper pipes you can get at. Spraying water from a spray bottle to get dust off them will help more than you think. Second, if you have access to the hot coils/fins from outdoors, if you can set up a little water mister onto them, that boosts the BTUs of cooling quite a bit. I realize that water may be too precious in your location to do that. But if you can spare a gallon per hour, even just at the peak afternoon hours, it will help until you can get a bigger AC.
Misting the hot coils of an AC cools the coils with evaporative cooling somewhat like a swamp cooler, but is superior to a swamp cooler. The swamp cooler evaporates the water into the indoor air, creating humidity/condensation problems. Misting exterior AC coils evaporates water into the outdoor air, just cooling the metal coils rather than cooling the air it's evaporating into. Adjust the amount of misting water until it's not making much more water drip out of the AC outdoors, than it already does. If no water drips already, then you're already getting some benefit of condensed water on the cold side somehow being evaporated on the hot side.
Too hot to stick around.
Girl!! You live in a Shed!?!? That thing isn’t insulated like a standard house so that tiny place is basically an easy bake oven!! You should be allowed to live in the home.. especially in this heat!! An evaporative cooler would be a great option too!
Wonder Hussy Rides Again!!! Stay tuned..
Build a privacy fence in the back of your place and get 1 or 2 oscillating 12" fans circulating the air will stay much cooler. 👍
Plant Virginia creeper on the chain link fence. If you have the water to irrigate!
😂😂😂😂change the water pump and timing belt mine is recommended for 100k I think 🤔 mine is a 3rd generation Love your videos Thank you
Any good houses out there for sale
Great hanging out and chatting on the 4th. Keep up the great content
THANKS --------------- NOW WUNDER-HOUSSY IS PREGNANT !!
This might sound kinda cheesy, but plant some mulberry trees around the back side of the Casita. They grow fast and in a couple years depending on the size they were when you planted them, they will shade the casita completly. They dont tequire lots of water either. Bonus is the yummy fruit you get frim them. Unless you get a male then it will just flower. Either way you get lots of shade drom a tree that can take the heat.
I hope you have your shocks because I’m frustrated for you!! Insanity!! 😊