You will have to keep the canning part of pole barn: cool the summer and keep from freezing in the winter or jars may burst. We enjoy watching your channel and seeing Wyatt. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!!!!
You might be able to use the brown jars in a water bath but don't use them in a pressure canner. Plus you can always store dry goods like dry beans or oats.
Took off the internet...just in case, you may want to look into this deeper. "Where do you store pressure canned food? Store them in a clean, cool, dark, dry place. Don't store jars above 95 F. Don't store near hot pipes, a range, a furnace, in an uninsulated attic, or in direct sunlight. Under these conditions, food will lose quality in a few weeks or months and may spoil."
Maybe try marking all your bins with what’s inside them. Therefore you know whats inside without removing the lid. Saves a ton of time, add to the bins if there’s room and just add to the list on the lid. All things chicken coop etc. and so on
I would leave your side open with a barn door. That way you'll be able to bring in bigger materials easier than trying to get them through a single door. You mentioned that it is too hot for storing canning yet your going to use part of your barn to do this. Will it have a floor, be insulated and cooled to store these items. Maybe I missed the full explanation. Have fun on your build, like your channel.
@@faithrada We live in ND and there would be no way to store things unless it was climate controlled. I think it would be too hot no matter where you live in the US etc. This room has to be built like a person would build an addition to their home. It gets very hot in AK and it can get very cold.
We used to use wheelbarrows for everything but we finally invested in a 4 wheel Gorrila Cart. For MOST things we find it much easier to use. Really glad we got it. Something to think about. 👍
I love the barn door idea, so glad you trimmed your beard Anthony. You could keep your part open and then close Roxane's with barn doors. You both do great work. Hardest workers I have seen in a long time.
Never saw you 2 as clutter fans. In fact from watching you I see you as very organized. ❤ Makes life easier when you know where everything goes. My grandma used to have a “root cellar” in her backyard that she kept her canned goods and dried meat in. It maintained a temperature of about 50 degrees Fahrenheit and had a concrete shelter door that was sloped in back of the door we used to play on. I’m so happy normal has come🎉 back to your home and with it happiness.
Hi Guys! I say Barn door. You think you have stuff built up at 3years? Try over 45years in one place! LOL I wouldn't even know where to start. LOL You guys are red in the face, get inside and cool down! Take your time working, don't want no heat stroke!
I'm so glad you got Lollian back Rox. Our sweet little Molly passed away two days ago and I have been beside myself. It really hurts when you lose one of your precious fur babies. I think Anthony's idea to leave the one side open with the sliding door is a great idea. He has real wisdom behind his ideas.
I like the idea of the style of the Barn door,it keeps that Country feel, as Roxanne would say.😊. Everything so far looks great. You both are making great strides. It will be exciting to see the out come of this project. Love watching you build things. Catch you both later.on the next one.❤❤❤😊😊😊👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
I would suggest insulating the pantry/food storage area. Extreme temperature changes can ruin canned goods. I had this happen. Storage room got hot and my jars exploded! Tomato sauce everywhere!
You could do one storage for each: tools / workshop , feed barn, yard/garden storage, canning storage, and bikes/ etc storage It will make live more organized.
Use some canning jars to keep nails screws and small items in screw the lid under one of your new shelves so you can keep them accessible and out of the way at the same time
Do the big barn doors. That way you can open it wide and it will be cooler in the spring and summer. As for Rox’s canning side, we use a camp chef gas table range that hooks up to a five gallon propane tank. We do all of our canning outside under the patio cover or in the garage! Does heat the house up 🥰
On the storage for canning, you will have to have some kind of ventilation to release heat in hot months and some way to keep jars from freezing in winter. Roxanne, the pretty jars you like , I would make soft luminescent lights. I have decorated the tops of jars and added battery powered fairy lights and set around in late evenings. They are beautiful
Great idea for pole barn. But need to think about a air conditioner for your pole barn food storage room, to keep from spoilage. Ant great idea of barn door. Maybe make it two doors, because of weight. Might think putting your motorcycle in there too . great builds.
The barn door is a good idea because when opened makes your tools readily accessible. The canning/pantry area needs to be temperature controlled for heat and cold to keep the canned jars safe. Will you be putting the freezer in there? Stay cool.
Your idea is excellent. Roxanne will have her space and you would have a Work Shop Area. You might have to Insulate RoxannesFood Stuff safe in the Winter. A Barn Door would look very nice on your Work Shop Area. Roxannes Área should be just a regular door thst would help to keep out wind and Cold. However, you do what is right for you, I am sure it would be Functional and look good. Love and Zblessings
I love the barn door idea. Are you going to insulate the part were the pantry will be? The temp fluctuations will not be good for the food. You guys know that though cause Rox has mentioned it. :) Can't wait to see what you guys do.
the barn door sounds good if the first 2 are for canning food and storing jars that way the door can be side to the middle and have a wall there and a small barn door for the canning side
When we went to downsize from our 18 acres, we discovered we had accumulated an entire lawn service companies worth of equipment, livestock equipment and small farm management equipment (tractor, bush hog etc etc) You guys are going in the opposite direction for now and once you get organized into your homestead systems (food preservation and growing, animal husbandry, lawn and garden, recreation or whatever you choose) you will hopefully feel less cluttered and more organized and prepared to meet your future endeavors!
we know accumalation for sure. we have been married for 61 years next week. Our 5 sons will have their hands full when we die. lol I wish them and all the grandchildren good luck with that job.
Love what you're planning 😃 I think it would be good to leave the 10 X 10 section open, then if you later need more storage space or decide to get rid of the tent storage, you could build a other section of barn coming off the 10 X 10 part, at a right angle, and have the tin roof a little lower so the rain run off falls the right way (like David has done with his tiny house). And you can keep on adding along that if you need to as time goes on, and Wyatt's e-bikes get bigger and later turn into a 4 wheeler, all the way till you get to the rabbits 😃
Awesome project! Looking forward to seeing the transformation. Just a thought about the chickens…I have always heard that straw or hay should never be around chickens as it can cause an impacted crop. Might want to research a bit on that. Love you guys!❤
Like everyone has said, most definitely a LOT of insulation for the pantry side. Instead of pegboard, look into a cleat wall for your tools especially if you have scrap wood. Peg board is a pain in the butt. My hubby is in the middle of converting his pegboard to this system. Lots of UA-cam videos and tutorials for how to build many different types. Love your videos!
Anthony, I think having the barn door would allow you to put wider items into that section should the time come where you need a larger opening than a 36 or 42 inch door. Looking forward to the continuation on this project.
my brother put a barn door on his. way more room to get things in and out. and looks good too. but whatever you guys do looks great. enjoy visiting you all on your UA-cam. take care.
Another build is fun, yes I know it's work, but I love building things also. But ya all did a great job unpacking that pole barn. Also, Anthony asked about the doors on his tool shed part....I believe you should leave it as a barn door situation, because if you're in there working on something, you can have the doors all open and let air in if needed. Just my opinon....lol I was hoping to see Lillian today, but she must be resting in the house, and I don't blame her...we all need to do that from time to time. Thank you so much for your videos. God Bless!
Hi guys!! I like the barn door idea but also like the peg board and benches along the wall too! I like the Mr. Bubbles name someone suggested but I thought of gurgles too lol. 💜
Rox and Ant! You have 53.6 acres. Don't throw away anything wood or metal. Kids will appreciate it later. It's going to be the only thing you left of your adventurous life. ❤
That pull barn is in great shape and I think it would be a mistake to tear it down, you should be able to add onto it some more. Also the barn doors would be cool .
I would split all three rooms down the middle to make two big rooms one big room with sliding barn door for your tools an the other roxs storage canning room
HI ANTHONY YOU CAN USE THE RAFSTERS ON YOUR POLE BARN USING J HOOKS AND STORE BIKES UPSIDE DOWN HUNG FROM WHEELS SET UP LATTERAL BOARDS ALONG BACK AND SIDE WALLS TO HANG ANY SMALL ITEMS YOU HAVE PLENTY OF WALL SPACE S AND CEILING JOIST CAN BE USED USING J HOOKS
I say put a door on the tool shed to secure your work shop. You really need to build a closed building for your Harley and the bikes ect. Before it gets freezing cold weather again a secure building.
The canned foods and cans of food need to be in a cool, dry area. You'll have to enclose that area just like a house. Need electricity for heat and cold. Love the idea for this use. My pantry is a 10 X 12 bedroom. Hope you enjoy your room as much as I enjoy mine.
Patrick! 😂 oh, Dutchman! That's perfect, haha! ❤ I like the pegboard and barn door ideas. It would be cool to run led light strips behind the pegboard... that's what our kids want us to do in their bedrooms.
Back when the mayonnaise jars were still glass, I used to use them for canning I think maybe in all the years I did it. I only had one or two break so your brown jar should be fine.
It will have to be insulted so the canned stuff don’t get to hot are to cold because we didn’t insulate are garage and it got to hot and popped all are seals
I think you mean 'insulated', but if not here goes - 'your beams are too weak and your colour too dreary....I wouldn't use you to store anything...' There, I think that really insulted the barn...😂
Call the rooster "Gargle" The barn door idea is a great idea so if you are building something in there you have more room and more light. God Bless from your Canadian Friend.
The barn looks like it is well-built and serviceable it would be a crime to rip it down it would make a valuable workshop with a small amount of expense that is my thoughts.
Another mention of the beard trim.
So much nicer‼
You will have to keep the canning part of pole barn: cool the summer and keep from freezing in the winter or jars may burst. We enjoy watching your channel and seeing Wyatt. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!!!!
You might be able to use the brown jars in a water bath but don't use them in a pressure canner. Plus you can always store dry goods like dry beans or oats.
Took off the internet...just in case, you may want to look into this deeper. "Where do you store pressure canned food?
Store them in a clean, cool, dark, dry place. Don't store jars above 95 F. Don't store near hot pipes, a range, a furnace, in an uninsulated attic, or in direct sunlight. Under these conditions, food will lose quality in a few weeks or months and may spoil."
Love the idea of a barn door on your tool side - that way you can have it open allowing for lots of light when you are working on a project.
Rosanne still has the most beautiful smile. God bless y'all. Wyatt is getting so tall. Awwww your baby is growing up.
Sweet Lillian 🥰😘😘Tear it down Guys while you are Young ⭐️Excellent idea Canning Food while You Can 💫🇺🇸🇺🇸
Separate, barn door, shelves and work bench. Always need a tabletop to work on things. Great idea.
My mother saved any jar that canning lids fit. Mayonnaise jars in particular. If a canning lid fit it, she used it to can.
A Lot of jars are plastic now.
@@debramurphy4295 yes they are, unfortunately...it's too bad really in some cases.
Bubbles for the rooster or gargle
Maybe try marking all your bins with what’s inside them. Therefore you know whats inside without removing the lid. Saves a ton of time, add to the bins if there’s room and just add to the list on the lid. All things chicken coop etc. and so on
I would leave your side open with a barn door. That way you'll be able to bring in bigger materials easier than trying to get them through a single door. You mentioned that it is too hot for storing canning yet your going to use part of your barn to do this. Will it have a floor, be insulated and cooled to store these items. Maybe I missed the full explanation. Have fun on your build, like your channel.
I would think insulated and AC....David.......that is my thought.......you cannot store canned goods etc in 100 plus degree temps in a pole barn
@Judy-Flashphotography Florida was impossible to store canned goods in the garage. After one summer we had to toss just about everything. 😢
Even the winter months will be bad. The jars will freeze and burst.
@@faithrada We live in ND and there would be no way to store things unless it was climate controlled. I think it would be too hot no matter where you live in the US etc. This room has to be built like a person would build an addition to their home. It gets very hot in AK and it can get very cold.
They might have one more connector on the mini-split. If they do maybe they’ll make it an insulated climate controlled pantry.
We used to use wheelbarrows for everything but we finally invested in a 4 wheel Gorrila Cart. For MOST things we find it much easier to use. Really glad we got it. Something to think about. 👍
I LOVE the barn door idea! Make it a separate room, and add the barn door. Whatever you decide, it’ll look great. You do good work. ❤️
I love the barn door idea, so glad you trimmed your beard Anthony. You could keep your part open and then close Roxane's with barn doors. You both do great work. Hardest workers I have seen in a long time.
Never saw you 2 as clutter fans. In fact from watching you I see you as very organized. ❤ Makes life easier when you know where everything goes. My grandma used to have a “root cellar” in her backyard that she kept her canned goods and dried meat in. It maintained a temperature of about 50 degrees Fahrenheit and had a concrete shelter door that was sloped in back of the door we used to play on. I’m so happy normal has come🎉 back to your home and with it happiness.
Hi Guys! I say Barn door. You think you have stuff built up at 3years? Try over 45years in one place! LOL I wouldn't even know where to start. LOL You guys are red in the face, get inside and cool down! Take your time working, don't want no heat stroke!
Use the barn doors. It will be easier to move things in and out with wide doors and will look great
I'm so glad you got Lollian back Rox. Our sweet little Molly passed away two days ago and I have been beside myself. It really hurts when you lose one of your precious fur babies. I think Anthony's idea to leave the one side open with the sliding door is a great idea. He has real wisdom behind his ideas.
I like the idea of the style of the Barn door,it keeps that Country feel, as Roxanne would say.😊.
Everything so far looks great. You both are making great strides. It will be exciting to see the out come of this project. Love watching you build things. Catch you both later.on the next one.❤❤❤😊😊😊👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
I like the barn door idea 👍... Having a canning area will be awesome ❤❤
I think so too!
Barn door style would be awesome!
I would suggest insulating the pantry/food storage area. Extreme temperature changes can ruin canned goods. I had this happen. Storage room got hot and my jars exploded! Tomato sauce everywhere!
The animals love Roxanne yes very good progress.
Barn door is my vote. It will look nice.
I'm over here screaming about the big spider climbing on your head😵🙈
I saw that too...hahah.
I saw that too!!! I was freaking out! It came out of the bag with stuffed toys in it. NOPE!
I like your idea, a barn door would work great and it would make getting to your tools easy
You could give the tiller to Junktogems!
I like bubbles for the rooster, too.That's an awesome name
You could do one storage for each: tools / workshop , feed barn, yard/garden storage, canning storage, and bikes/ etc storage
It will make live more organized.
Excited to see the upcoming build. I think the barn door would be best. More air flow and light when you need it 👍
Use some canning jars to keep nails screws and small items in screw the lid under one of your new shelves so you can keep them accessible and out of the way at the same time
I think the barn door style door would be better for your workshop
Do the big barn doors. That way you can open it wide and it will be cooler in the spring and summer. As for Rox’s canning side, we use a camp chef gas table range that hooks up to a five gallon propane tank. We do all of our canning outside under the patio cover or in the garage! Does heat the house up 🥰
On the storage for canning, you will have to have some kind of ventilation to release heat in hot months and some way to keep jars from freezing in winter. Roxanne, the pretty jars you like , I would make soft luminescent lights. I have decorated the tops of jars and added battery powered fairy lights and set around in late evenings. They are beautiful
Sounds great Anthony you guys are doing great love seeing Lillian so glad she is home hi Wyatt
Great idea for pole barn. But need to think about a air conditioner for your pole barn food storage room, to keep from spoilage. Ant great idea of barn door. Maybe make it two doors, because of weight. Might think putting your motorcycle in there too . great builds.
The barn door is a good idea because when opened makes your tools readily accessible. The canning/pantry area needs to be temperature controlled for heat and cold to keep the canned jars safe. Will you be putting the freezer in there? Stay cool.
I like the open with barn door
I like the barn door idea, that allows more options for later on and allows you to ride the bikes in. 😊
I think the barn door is a good idea
Love the idea of the pole barn to use for multipurpose! Fridge is pretty cool and convenient! 😊❤
Can't wait I know it going to look very nice
Putting lean to off back of your smaller shed, would make great storage for your bikes and riding machines too!
Your idea is excellent. Roxanne will have her space and you would have a Work Shop Area. You might have to Insulate RoxannesFood Stuff safe in the Winter. A Barn Door would look very nice on your Work Shop Area. Roxannes Área should be just a regular door thst would help to keep out wind and Cold. However, you do what is right for you, I am sure it would be Functional and look good. Love and Zblessings
Busy days ahead. Good luck. I love watching all your builds. 🇺🇸✌️❤️❤️❤️
I love the barn door idea. Are you going to insulate the part were the pantry will be? The temp fluctuations will not be good for the food. You guys know that though cause Rox has mentioned it. :) Can't wait to see what you guys do.
Name the rooster Mr. Bubbles......LOL
Or Gargles
Rox it would make a cute flower vase
Happy birthday to Wyatt
Like the barn door idea ❣️❣️
the barn door sounds good if the first 2 are for canning food and storing jars that way the door can be side to the middle and have a wall there and a small barn door for the canning side
Barn-door style!!!
When we went to downsize from our 18 acres, we discovered we had accumulated an entire lawn service companies worth of equipment, livestock equipment and small farm management equipment (tractor, bush hog etc etc) You guys are going in the opposite direction for now and once you get organized into your homestead systems (food preservation and growing, animal husbandry, lawn and garden, recreation or whatever you choose) you will hopefully feel less cluttered and more organized and prepared to meet your future endeavors!
I love your channel. What a beautiful home you both have made ❤
we know accumalation for sure. we have been married for 61 years next week. Our 5 sons will have their hands full when we die. lol I wish them and all the grandchildren good luck with that job.
Love what you're planning 😃 I think it would be good to leave the 10 X 10 section open, then if you later need more storage space or decide to get rid of the tent storage, you could build a other section of barn coming off the 10 X 10 part, at a right angle, and have the tin roof a little lower so the rain run off falls the right way (like David has done with his tiny house). And you can keep on adding along that if you need to as time goes on, and Wyatt's e-bikes get bigger and later turn into a 4 wheeler, all the way till you get to the rabbits 😃
I can remember when you were building the pole barn and you guys did a great job
Yes you can use the brown jars to can in.
Awesome project! Looking forward to seeing the transformation.
Just a thought about the chickens…I have always heard that straw or hay should never be around chickens as it can cause an impacted crop. Might want to research a bit on that.
Love you guys!❤
Like everyone has said, most definitely a LOT of insulation for the pantry side.
Instead of pegboard, look into a cleat wall for your tools especially if you have scrap wood. Peg board is a pain in the butt. My hubby is in the middle of converting his pegboard to this system. Lots of UA-cam videos and tutorials for how to build many different types. Love your videos!
Be sure you insulate. It really well. Man the weather variations. You. Have there is critical! Going to enjoy what you come up with!😅😊❤
Anthony, I think having the barn door would allow you to put wider items into that section should the time come where you need a larger opening than a 36 or 42 inch door. Looking forward to the continuation on this project.
You could make candles in the amber jars!!!😊🎉❤
my brother put a barn door on his. way more room to get things in and out. and looks good too. but whatever you guys do looks great.
enjoy visiting you all on your UA-cam. take care.
I say barn door. Y’all are very hard workers. Stay hydrated! ❤ from Tennessee!!!
Another build is fun, yes I know it's work, but I love building things also. But ya all did a great job unpacking that pole barn. Also, Anthony asked about the doors on his tool shed part....I believe you should leave it as a barn door situation, because if you're in there working on something, you can have the doors all open and let air in if needed. Just my opinon....lol I was hoping to see Lillian today, but she must be resting in the house, and I don't blame her...we all need to do that from time to time. Thank you so much for your videos. God Bless!
Make it a barn door style or a double door so something big can be moved in and out. And for good ventilation while your working I. There too 😊
Barn door. It gives you the option of more room if you need to slide something out to work on it.
Hi guys!! I like the barn door idea but also like the peg board and benches along the wall too! I like the Mr. Bubbles name someone suggested but I thought of gurgles too lol. 💜
Barn door would be nice. 😊
Rox and Ant! You have 53.6 acres. Don't throw away anything wood or metal. Kids will appreciate it later. It's going to be the only thing you left of your adventurous life. ❤
43.6, what? I blame my fat fingers.
That pull barn is in great shape and I think it would be a mistake to tear it down, you should be able to add onto it some more. Also the barn doors would be cool .
Roxx I'm yelling at my T.V. ...SPIDER !!!😂 when it went to the side of your head I passed out😂😂😂
Same😂😂😂
@@rebeccawaggner5291 😂😂 I knew I wasn't the only one.
I would split all three rooms down the middle to make two big rooms one big room with sliding barn door for your tools an the other roxs storage canning room
It's not junk, its treasures.
HI ANTHONY YOU CAN USE THE RAFSTERS ON YOUR POLE BARN USING J HOOKS AND STORE BIKES UPSIDE DOWN HUNG FROM WHEELS SET UP LATTERAL BOARDS ALONG BACK AND SIDE WALLS TO HANG ANY SMALL ITEMS YOU HAVE PLENTY OF WALL SPACE S AND CEILING JOIST CAN BE USED USING J HOOKS
Finally the pantry❤❤❤
I say put a door on the tool shed to secure your work shop.
You really need to build a closed building for your Harley and the bikes ect. Before it gets freezing cold weather again a secure building.
Fun to watch 😊
The canned foods and cans of food need to be in a cool, dry area. You'll have to enclose that area just like a house. Need electricity for heat and cold.
Love the idea for this use.
My pantry is a 10 X 12 bedroom. Hope you enjoy your room as much as I enjoy mine.
I vote for a barn type door. Wider access would be helpful. Especially loved the opening b roll shots.😊
Make jelly for the amber jars. Or refrigerate pickles.
You need a shed like Mel and Gary that's a good size for your storage
Patrick! 😂 oh, Dutchman! That's perfect, haha! ❤ I like the pegboard and barn door ideas. It would be cool to run led light strips behind the pegboard... that's what our kids want us to do in their bedrooms.
Good afternoon coffee.. have a great day building and stay safe..
Back when the mayonnaise jars were still glass, I used to use them for canning I think maybe in all the years I did it. I only had one or two break so your brown jar should be fine.
I think a large sliding door would be better. Easy access to put big things in or take out like your bikes.
It will have to be insulted so the canned stuff don’t get to hot are to cold because we didn’t insulate are garage and it got to hot and popped all are seals
I think you mean 'insulated', but if not here goes - 'your beams are too weak and your colour too dreary....I wouldn't use you to store anything...' There, I think that really insulted the barn...😂
Had the same experience. Jars will freeze and burst in the winter too. I put canned goods in short slider totes under the bed. Slide in and out easy.
Personally eventually dig a root cellar for the can goods and smoke house for the meats. Just thinking
Hello 🤗 good luck with your project - sounds nice👌
You should make vanilla in the brown jar. Several Madagascar vanilla beans (6-8) and add vodka to cover the beans. Good for 18 months.
Barn door fer sure!
I vote.. Bubbles
I like bubbles too.
Use your brown jars for things like baking powder & baking soda.
10:28 Hello, Jeremiah!
Hello Rox and Ant. Well you have a good project ahead. Good luck guys!! 👍👍❤️❤️🇨🇦
Call the rooster "Gargle" The barn door idea is a great idea so if you are building something in there you have more room and more light. God Bless from your Canadian Friend.
Anthony, Like ur idea about ur side of the pole barn
The barn looks like it is well-built and serviceable it would be a crime to rip it down it would make a valuable workshop with a small amount of expense that is my thoughts.