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I did it 20+ years ago in a 2000 sq ft house. What a pain in the ass. I ended up pulling the goggles and mask off for the last 30 minutes... I just couldn't take it anymore. I just moved into a new house. Debating if I want to go through this again. Loved your video--it shows what it's really like for DIYers, and not just one of those videos showing the pros easily doing it, making it look like it's nothing.

Godawful process to shorten the blinds. I will never purchase this product again.

I’m so thankful for finding your channel because I admire the lens through which you view life. I am in awe of what you and your hubby have done with your ‘love shack’ cottage, your land and your lives. Yall are inspiring!! Thanks for being open and vulnerable and NOT apologizing for taking lemons and making LEMON POUND CAKE!!!! ❤

Can raw goats milk be done the same way?

Can't you just soak them in water for 24-48 hours? Are they still hard with that method?

Do you worry about mice or rats getting into the compost bin with the lid off?

Do you use sulphured or unsulphured molasses? And could I use brown sugar as a substitute for the molasses since brown sugar is made with molasses? Interesting video by the way!

Aloha, can I use raw milk for this method instead of store bought? Mahalo 🌺

Awesome. I remember ol' pawpaw talking about pickling in old pickle juice but not much more than that. Thanks for keeping it simple.

whats the longest youve stores your beans ?

We put this stuff in yesterday, really, really wish I had seen this first. My husband came down and went a laid under a tree. Really thought he was dead for a few minutes. East Texas and it was over 100°

Beautiful ❤

I wonder if formic acid from drowning ants reduced the appeal to mosquitos.

I’ve never heard that tip before. Thank you so much for sharing! We eat a lot of beans around here

Great video. Love this.

Nice job!

Man, I’d hate to go through a Cat 5 on an island in the middle of the Pacific Ocean with just as little prep 😂

The brake on the saw done had it! Glad I'm not the only one! Lol

Doing it!!! Right now. Thank you for giving me the confidence to can my beans this way. Love it!!

Thank you for the recipe. Just a note for you. It is extremely hard to listen to the video when you are scraping the bottom of the pan through the whole thing.

European, Water Bath BEANS = 2 hours = Water to bottom of the LID.

Nothing like a hurricane to remind of all the things needed to be done, Glad y'all survived all that. I didn't lose power but both of my adult children did and so we had a house Full , I wasn't prepared for that lol. Tfs

I have a 40-ish quart DC-powered freezer/fridge. I use it in my truck while traveling. It beats ice chests.

I no longer live in Houston (after 40+ years). We have tornadoes and winter storms where I live now. I bought 2 fairly big and one smaller solar generators. The big units can power all my fridges and freezers. The small one can power lights, computers and other things. I also have multiple large solar panels for the generators and more small & medium panels for laptops, tablets and phones.

Cheri, thanks for sharing. I'm familiar with hurricanes and power outages and just when you think all is well, it's not. We just bought a solar generator in mid July. Trying to decide on a water purifying situation and will now seek out a small AC unit of some sort thanks to you. Have a small Yeti to just hold ice but may have to revisit that. It seems like it never ends. 🥺

damn he's a turd to her!! Chill brutha!

Metal can be used to scrape a glass jar. It won't leave a mark because the hardness of glass is greater. You can take a dull knife and scrape the label off. Glass can only be scratched by rocks (from vegetables or potted plants), other glass or other less common minerals. Commercial jars can also be filled with boiling hot material and capped right away. They will not break. You keep them on a flat plate, and not a drenched towel. They have pointy feet and low contact with the counter. Avoid scrubbing the lids with any powders. Use some soft material, soap, isopropanol or white spirit. The paint scratches easily. Isopropanol can fade some inks. White spirit is for glue. The chicked scare the hell out of me.

They are a nightmare to prune. The leaves have tiny irritating hairs that are scratchy and imbed into your clothing. Chinese Fringe Flower is supposedly medicinal. The dried leaves are said to stop bleeding, but I can't imagine subjecting anyone to those leaves!

Miner has always worked for over 3 years

I like that chain saw. What a mess yawl had to clean up.

Nice to see someone has a lower pitched roof than i do and still tackling this job. The hardest part was reaching the top plate at the soffit end. Even with a foam gun it was difficult to lay on my stomach and reach

Get the Mosquito Magnet MM4200B Mosquito Trap that sells online. It uses a heat & pheromones to attract then traps mosquitos in a filter. The device runs on propane.

What can you do if it gets leggy

Watching from Mobile Alabama. I enjoyed the peacefulness of your video. You two speak calmly and your area of the video is serene. It was just pleasant to watch. I’m also sceptic about the copper approach but like everyone else wanting to improve my vegetable/flower gardening. I follow others that also use other techniques other than copper so this seems to be an adventure for many. Again thanks. I just found you guys and will add you to my follow list.

Can you tell me what kind of blade you used for your miter saw?

We had done this several times and it really works. In the winter we find them nesting under mulch around our trees. God bless.

"Pay someone else to do this for you." As much as I love fixing things myself, sometimes paying someone else to do the work is the correct answer.

So one bag per stone?! Damn, concrete mix is so expensive right now and am not sure it’s worth it to do this and I have two different mold patterns that I’ve yet to use.

So if you do use the old beans … they won’t make you sick or anything???? I have several glass containers with various beans… pretty well sealed…no doubt years old.. should I go ahead and use them, of course over a period of time, OR toss them… which seems such a waste it🤷🏼‍♀️. And thank you for any input👍🏻‼️😁

I just got a hoarder house and the carpets are beyond disgusting, so this is what I am going to do temporarily. I am even going to do the same color. I love that grey. Thank you for the tutorial.

Lovely. Great video!

Thanks for taking the time to show and tell , I do appreciate. But I have a question that I've seen SO many do...why do people use the jar grabber to place cold jars in cold water? Why not just use yoir hand? Lol... just curious

It work? Thx

I tried this, 2 weeks later i found white stuff over the pickles that weren't submerged. wiped it off, tasted a little funny, ate 'em anyway. Vinegar has doubled in price in past 3 months so I am becoming thrifty.

Did yall finish it?

Prayers for everyone and their property.

Trying to chew on long pieces of okra is like trying to eat through fibrous ropes! The small okra like you're describing you can bite through and just really enjoy all the flavors and vitamins!

I cried too..as heart-worm testing comes with regular yearly checkups from your veterinarian. Ppl please keep your pets on heart worn preventative meds, is an inexpensive and responsible solution to ensure your pets well being. There is also ProHeart 6 which is a heartworm prevention shot that lasts six months and is an alternative to giving them a monthly heart worm pill. The average heart-worm treatment cost ranges from $500 - $1,100 depending on the dog's size, the stage of the disease and if you are taking advantage of the lower cost veterinarian clinics. The typical treatment protocol includes blood tests and x-rays to measure the heartworm infection load, also sedatives, pain medication, and antibiotics for killing the parasites. This video was upsetting, especially when there is an affordable and simple solution often not taken by pet owners. There are pet insurance providers that can help shoulder the cost of care as well as low cost vets available in every state Sorry, but it is what it is…so keep your pets safe with a pill each month. Heartguard is approximately $40 for dogs up to 25 lbs with chewable’s that protects them for 6 months.

That one doesn’t want to share the food 😂