Thank you, Heidi. Playing catch up on videos again. Been busy, busy, just like most everyone. 😃 Can’t wait for the “How you got to be where you are and the decision to make the lifestyle change” video. 😊
Love your videos, I learn something new every time I watch one of them. Today I learned I want a new treadle sewing machine. More importantly, I learned you grew up on the other side of the mountain (LOL), so did I, in Yakima. I now live way down south, miss the northwest. Thank you for all you do.
Hi Heidi! I have been watching you for some time and absolutely love you and your videos! And you'll never guess what I got in the mail today! I ordered some seeds from Etsy , some stinging nettle, and guess where it came from, it came from your farm! What a small world!
Heidi you sure are Awesome with your kindness, and the love you have for us and wanting to answer us; but once you grow it is going to be hard. Thank you and I hope people understand.
I am toooooooo! I love her videos!! She doesn't know the impact that she is making... God if people would be like her and that is what I inspire to be like!! The world would be a more lovely and greater place! Maybe one day, my prayers my hope is for this!!
I do have 2 old canners, the ones with the screw bands. Would not trade them for nothing. They are old and still work better than my new one does. Thanks Heidi for letting us catch the a glimpse into your life. You and your husband are such a great asset to the TH-cam world. I don't watch any TV or much TH-cam. But your videos, I don't miss!! Thanks a bushel and a peck!!! ❣️
Yes they do my husband is diabetic and I wish he wasn't on medication and high blood pressure and depression medication yes you should write a book oh no you can't stop u tube lol you are just the greatest information wow means yall are growing
Hi Heidi, Love your videos, thank you so much for your "guide lines" and knowledge in regards to the Natural Medicine care and for all your tips using the Search Engines and links. I appreciate all the work you and Patrick put into your channel to put information out there for all of us. Beautiful pictures. Blessings and take care. Mary xo
It's lovely to hear how your channel is taking of ... I'm still in the real early days of trying to grow my channel. It seems like it will never happen. Always love your channel. I'm off to go make some cheese now. We are getting 24litres a day from our house is now. It's a little overwhelming lol.
This was another great video Heidi! I’ve never seen this one. Patrick is right. You can’t answer every question. Don’t ever feel that you have to answer mine. I mainly leave comments for the algorithm and information for other viewers. Your comments are one of my favorites to read also with so much knowledge throughout! You have done so much for me through your videos, you have no clue! Like I said before I play in the background when I’m doing chores because your channel is the only one I can handle that I don’t have to come and press pause all the time!!!😂Your videos are very enjoyable and informational all at the same time! OK I’m done with my run on sentences! Back to my chores! God bless🙏💗🌱
@@RainCountryHomestead like I said before. Your videos are the only ones that I do that with. Not to be rude to other TH-camrs but I can tell you spend a lot of time on yours! I appreciate that wholeheartedly! Some TH-camrs just want to get their video out and they don’t care what content they threw together!! I thank both of you for all your hard work for I have learned so much and made plenty of things from your videos!☺️
@@TheSunRiseKid That means so much to me, especially now. It has been a rough couple of weeks dealing with quite a few different people on here, some being so demanding, some disgruntled because they do not agree with this or that and feel the need to publicly shame me, and so on. It is on a wide variety of subjects and people from all sides. I work so hard to put out quality content and I know I am not perfect and sometimes get things wrong but try to take care to correct mistakes or give people proper updates, yet there are those that do not care they get the information at no cost to them but feel they are entitled to treat me like garbage. Several of them also think I am wrong for monetizing so I can actually earn something for the hard work, as if they would work a full time job and not expect to get paid! ARGH! I have been in tears a couple of times this week so far. Anyway, all that is to say that your thoughtfulness means a great deal
@@RainCountryHomestead Awww! You are a good person inside and out I can tell that from your videos alone! I know it’s hard to ignore those people. I say survival of the fittest! If they can’t use common sense with all of the great information that you give then screw them!! Ha!! I bet those bad seeds stick out in your brain like a sore thumb but just remember there’s a lot more people that enjoy your content than not!! Honestly I don’t know who’s videos I would watch if you stopped doing this!!!! Every time I’m looking for something on TH-cam I always put rain country first!😂 I get a little disgruntled when you don’t have a video on it because yours are by far the best!! Those people have some nerve about you making a tiny money on these videos also! That is freaking ridiculous!!😡 Well I might make it through another video or two but I got a finish dinner! Enjoy your evening and try to forget about those haters! God bless🥰
Heidi, I'm sooo glad that your videos have increased so much and so has your shop. You and Pat deserve it for all you have done for all of us. Even right now, I am sewing aprons for a customer on my treadle machine using no power and ALL of that is because of you! The sewing, the job, the machine - and outside I have marshmallow growing - loads of herbs and now vegetables growing in drought! I have grown in confidence and learned so much from you. I spent the winter (when I wasn't sick the vi-rus) clearing out underbrush on about 2 acres of our 7 and I have growing food there now for the past few months successfully. Congratulations! I hope this brings in even better income and at the same time, as busy as we are with our production company and the homestead and now sewing, I can only imagine what you are going through with all you make and do. May God bless you both!
Oh my gosh, this is beautiful property! I guess I can dream =) Thank you, Heidi, you and your husband are so wonderful to take the time to share your genius with us. I was like a little kid today, my ferment (first one!) is "getting busy" so fun, I could even understand those words...and my vinegar has a scoby developing on the bottom (again, first one) and all because of your inspiration. Thank you! from the very heart and soul of me.
Please don't even talk about stopping TH-cam!! I love watching your videos. Of course I would buy your book if you ever write one. One Q can I make vinegar in plastic jugs? I've searched but can't find anything on it. I just started making my 1st batch it's pineapple and it's in glass, but I don't have many glass jars. I'm working on getting more, but not there yet. Thanks again for all your hard work and sharing your knowledge... God Bless
You can use plastic it is just not recommended because the vinegar will more likely break down the plastic causing more chemicals to leach in. If you are only using it for cleaning, it would be find but may not want to use it for anything food related
hi there.. Good idea to check for rainfall.. My area (L.A.) had approx 19 in from 2018 to 2019, there was no numbers for 2019-2020 yet listed.. Maybe because it seemed like it all came down in 4 -5 weeks.and we were in lockdown, I was starting to dislike it.. but man or man my garden is looking awesome right now.. :)
Heidi! I'm glad you're redirecting ppl on how to search for information themselves. I would waaaayy rather you spend the time you save from answer ppl's specific questions about their own health, towards your etsy shop or more vids ;). I agree with Pat, its ok you cant answer everyone. Or only answer comments for 30min a day or something. Your time is precious & we appreciate you sharing it with us. I live on the Canadian side of that deserty part of washington, i looked up my annual average rainfall...11.5 inches lol we moved the opposite way as you, as we lived not far from Bellingham (in canada)...which gets 66 inches of rain or so. i really dont miss the precipitation but i do miss the lush green sometimes & the fires are scary...I still LOVE the skirt i bought off your etsy store last year, beautifully made & I am sooo happy to see your channel grow. your genuine kindness, hard work, consistency & dedication deserves it :) Love & Light
Thank you so much! Yes, I grew up in Wenatchee, right there on the Columbia River. I sometimes miss the true seasons we had there but am now accustomed to this area. :)
Dear Heidi, I LOVE this video and before I forget to mention this, I LOVE that you always take time to include a Psalm. When I lived in Vancouver, not far north from your area, I dreaded the constant rain which isn't near as much as you receive. Like you, I struggled to adapt to the endless days of rain. Here in Mass. we only get 43" a year. OH YAH! I have a beautiful antique Treadle machine that I learned to sew on that is in my father's basement in British Columbia. It is too expensive to ship out East, so one day will be sold. Boy, that old gal pierced my finger so many times that it's a miracle that I don't have at permanent hole. As always, THANK YOU for sharing your precious time with all of us here in cyber land. XO
Hi Heidi! I love all your videos and I've noticed you store everything in jars. I would love to see how and where you store all your jars. How do you keep track of everything? Do you have a giant pantry or do you store them in a few different places throughout your house? Love your content!
I put one of the fake owls on a post next to my black raspberries...The birds used to sit on its head before hopping over to eat the berries. It also was a fail at keeping the birds from nesting in the large alarm sirens :)
Funny you mention vinegar, I finally got around to collecting pine needles and started re-watching several of your vinegar videos again trying to find the part where you mentioned pine vinegar lol health problem affect my memory so I do this quite a bit just so I can review the things you said about a particular subject that sparked an idea the first time I heard it then going back once I have time to start the new project etc. Thanks Heidi! 🐔
I had actually made cedar vinegar and somewhere talked about a juniper vinegar. We do not have much for pine trees around here, they are not indigenous to our area
@@RainCountryHomestead Oh ok i did see that juniper part. Well my pine vinegar is doing great anyway lol I would have never thought of it if not for you. I gave your channel a shout out in a " creator class" live stream and someone else in there is a Rain Country subscriber and was doing an orange vinegar thanks to you!
I'm working on my 2nd jar of vinegar, yeah started a 2nd before completing a first. Been looking at the pine trees and thinking that I need to watch the pine vinegar video to remember why I was specifically interested in trying the pine. I'm surprised that I have 2 jars on the counter without husband comments. Kids wanted to know why I'm stirring orange peels.
@@vm1776 Ive got so many vinegars from berries, flowers, even honey vinegar but never thought of pine and love its free from trees I grew myself. I tried to dry some grape leaves from my yard but it turns out mustang grape leaves are fuzzy and not good for mixed greens lol!
Love the vids! Keep them coming. I learn so much. BTW, haha, just when you thought Forks might get back to normal, I read a new Twilight book will be out in August...good luck!
We have considered it in the past but for now we stay. Our kids live here and we have a very good relationship with them and also have a grandbaby on the way
Yes I'm right by Louisiana and they say they have more than the whole United states I'm on the gulf coast Mississippi were the casinos are lots of seafood I been born and raised here but we moved 30 years ago about 30 minutes from the beach but city will be here before we know it now we have city walls but we go to an artisan well to get our drinking water
People can also click on your name under the title "Rain Country" and that will pull up your videos, they can then scroll through your videos and search out the ones they want to see.
I was watching some of your videos where you grind grains or are storing grains. I've been wondering Corn meal versus corn flour. Is corn flour ground more finely? How do you know which level you grind to? I've always bought whichever I needed for a recipe, but have been thinking that corn grows easy for us and wondering if any corn could be used for this even our favorite sweetcorn that we use for corn on the cob. we make a lot of corn bread so the recipes usually call for corn meal.
Corn meal is courser and we just experimented adjusting the grinder until we got the proper texture by feel. Now we have it marked to where we know it is is perfect for us but each person may prefer it differently
Morning Heidi. I’d like to know where you got your washtub/system. I wash many things by hand but would love to have a set of wringers 😁 I watch your vids every time you put one out so even mention that in one and it’ll save getting back to me via reply 😉
We bought the tubs on Amazon and Patrick drilled holes and put drains in the bottom of them and hooked up hoses to them. We have videos on the whole process of how he did that and also built the rack. We bought the wringer and agitator from eBay, both are vintage or antique
No, we don't have it, not sure it would grow as well here as the woolly lamb's ear does. I may consider growing it some day but have a lot of other herbs for cough.
Angela I live in florida...we don't have lambs ear here or mullein. Wondering if its possible to get some from you? Or where you think I could buy plants?
@@donnamichaelgolelswholesom385 Donna, go back and re-watch this video. Heidi gave very specific and easy instructions on searching her TH-cam list for what you want.
I dry up the organic ones to use in food for flavoring, the non organic ones I use to make cleaning vinegar or to use in my homemade soaps for added color and smell. I do have videos on much of this
Hi heidi could i put the orange peels in my vitamix and make a powder? have you ever tried this before, and what would i use the orange powder in different foods for? can i make raw desserts with orange powder?
Your sewing machine on amazon is not available. Your's is too expensive for me to buy. I've looked for the base and it's just as much as the whole machine.
The machine is still available but only one left, not like it matters if you cannot find a good price on a table: amzn.to/3cwkZoi Regardless, it is less expensive than fancy machines and only slightly more than the electric ones I had to replace every two years and this one has lasted me four times as long so far. I say that is worth it
@@RainCountryHomestead I may have to save for it. I did find your brand refurbished machines. May have to go that route. Thanks. Love your channel & info.
Try doing a search as I described in this video. The most I can tell you off the top of my head without having to do the research myself is that stinging nettle helps with arthritis but it involves intentionally "stinging" the affected area with the backs of nettle leaves. Not fun but same chemicals that cause the sting also help with such.
Thank you for all the hard work you put into the information that you gave us. I suffer from multiple sclerosis and I am desperately searching for natural herbs that can help my situation thanks for all that you do.God bless Rachel.
Yep, that is why I always so for each person to do their own research for each herb. We do not have allergies or any other such issues with them so even with all my crazy experiments, we have never had a bad reaction
Yes tessie says when she got her green house they up the price I think it has to do with how many people are ordering from the videos then they jump the price up I found a pink commercial machine and a table on side of the road it works and I have a old inside my friend gave me I really want one of your skirts how can I order one from you and how much a skirt yes I'm fixing to get me a hand mill yes every one is buy this things on Amazon and there out of stock of lots of things
Thank you, Heidi. Playing catch up on videos again. Been busy, busy, just like most everyone. 😃 Can’t wait for the “How you got to be where you are and the decision to make the lifestyle change” video. 😊
Love your videos, I learn something new every time I watch one of them. Today I learned I want a new treadle sewing machine. More importantly, I learned you grew up on the other side of the mountain (LOL), so did I, in Yakima. I now live way down south, miss the northwest. Thank you for all you do.
Hi Heidi! I have been watching you for some time and absolutely love you and your videos! And you'll never guess what I got in the mail today! I ordered some seeds from Etsy , some stinging nettle, and guess where it came from, it came from your farm! What a small world!
Thats so cool! lol
Very cool! :D
Heidi you sure are Awesome with your kindness, and the love you have for us and wanting to answer us; but once you grow it is going to be hard. Thank you and I hope people understand.
Thank you Wendy!
I always refer people to your channel when they want herb info. I refer them to stacey when they want med and health info. You guys are a good team 😊
Yes I consider this channel the most informational and reputable
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You are beautiful
You are talented
You are interesting
We are lucky to have you
Love & Light, Friend 🤗
Thanks for your video.
Heidi, you're great and very helpful.
People need to do there own research you are so correct my friend. Blessings to you 🍉
Thank you Mrs. Heidi for this video. It is always a wonderful joy viewing your channel. ...GOD'S JOY..
i use your videos to make my own book so dont stop videos
I am toooooooo! I love her videos!! She doesn't know the impact that she is making... God if people would be like her and that is what I inspire to be like!! The world would be a more lovely and greater place! Maybe one day, my prayers my hope is for this!!
I do have 2 old canners, the ones with the screw bands. Would not trade them for nothing. They are old and still work better than my new one does. Thanks Heidi for letting us catch the a glimpse into your life. You and your husband are such a great asset to the TH-cam world. I don't watch any TV or much TH-cam. But your videos, I don't miss!! Thanks a bushel and a peck!!! ❣️
Thank you Donna!
Your homemade skirts and aprons are adorable!!!
Thank you!
Nice Heidi. I still think it’s amazing you live in Forks. God bless y’all.
Twilight Zone! hahaha
Rain Country yes indeed lol. ❤️
Yes they do my husband is diabetic and I wish he wasn't on medication and high blood pressure and depression medication yes you should write a book oh no you can't stop u tube lol you are just the greatest information wow means yall are growing
Hi Heidi, Love your videos, thank you so much for your "guide lines" and knowledge in regards to the Natural Medicine care and for all your tips using the Search Engines and links. I appreciate all the work you and Patrick put into your channel to put information out there for all of us. Beautiful pictures. Blessings and take care. Mary xo
Thank you Mary
It's lovely to hear how your channel is taking of ... I'm still in the real early days of trying to grow my channel. It seems like it will never happen. Always love your channel. I'm off to go make some cheese now. We are getting 24litres a day from our house is now. It's a little overwhelming lol.
I'm from southeast Alaska, so I completely understand the rain! Now I live in northeastern Washington and I get excited when it once in awhile rains!
This was another great video Heidi! I’ve never seen this one. Patrick is right. You can’t answer every question. Don’t ever feel that you have to answer mine. I mainly leave comments for the algorithm and information for other viewers. Your comments are one of my favorites to read also with so much knowledge throughout! You have done so much for me through your videos, you have no clue! Like I said before I play in the background when I’m doing chores because your channel is the only one I can handle that I don’t have to come and press pause all the time!!!😂Your videos are very enjoyable and informational all at the same time! OK I’m done with my run on sentences! Back to my chores! God bless🙏💗🌱
And we very much appreciate that you do that and understand how that works, thank you!
@@RainCountryHomestead like I said before. Your videos are the only ones that I do that with. Not to be rude to other TH-camrs but I can tell you spend a lot of time on yours! I appreciate that wholeheartedly! Some TH-camrs just want to get their video out and they don’t care what content they threw together!! I thank both of you for all your hard work for I have learned so much and made plenty of things from your videos!☺️
@@TheSunRiseKid That means so much to me, especially now. It has been a rough couple of weeks dealing with quite a few different people on here, some being so demanding, some disgruntled because they do not agree with this or that and feel the need to publicly shame me, and so on. It is on a wide variety of subjects and people from all sides. I work so hard to put out quality content and I know I am not perfect and sometimes get things wrong but try to take care to correct mistakes or give people proper updates, yet there are those that do not care they get the information at no cost to them but feel they are entitled to treat me like garbage. Several of them also think I am wrong for monetizing so I can actually earn something for the hard work, as if they would work a full time job and not expect to get paid! ARGH! I have been in tears a couple of times this week so far. Anyway, all that is to say that your thoughtfulness means a great deal
@@RainCountryHomestead Awww! You are a good person inside and out I can tell that from your videos alone! I know it’s hard to ignore those people. I say survival of the fittest! If they can’t use common sense with all of the great information that you give then screw them!! Ha!!
I bet those bad seeds stick out in your brain like a sore thumb but just remember there’s a lot more people that enjoy your content than not!! Honestly I don’t know who’s videos I would watch if you stopped doing this!!!! Every time I’m looking for something on TH-cam I always put rain country first!😂 I get a little disgruntled when you don’t have a video on it because yours are by far the best!! Those people have some nerve about you making a tiny money on these videos also! That is freaking ridiculous!!😡 Well I might make it through another video or two but I got a finish dinner! Enjoy your evening and try to forget about those haters! God bless🥰
Heidi, I'm sooo glad that your videos have increased so much and so has your shop. You and Pat deserve it for all you have done for all of us. Even right now, I am sewing aprons for a customer on my treadle machine using no power and ALL of that is because of you! The sewing, the job, the machine - and outside I have marshmallow growing - loads of herbs and now vegetables growing in drought! I have grown in confidence and learned so much from you. I spent the winter (when I wasn't sick the vi-rus) clearing out underbrush on about 2 acres of our 7 and I have growing food there now for the past few months successfully. Congratulations! I hope this brings in even better income and at the same time, as busy as we are with our production company and the homestead and now sewing, I can only imagine what you are going through with all you make and do. May God bless you both!
Thank you so much Cherie!
Interesting tips on searching. Well done. Hope the mentioned vid happens soon. That also sounds very interesting. Have a great day!
Oh my gosh, this is beautiful property! I guess I can dream =) Thank you, Heidi, you and your husband are so wonderful to take the time to share your genius with us. I was like a little kid today, my ferment (first one!) is "getting busy" so fun, I could even understand those words...and my vinegar has a scoby developing on the bottom (again, first one) and all because of your inspiration. Thank you! from the very heart and soul of me.
That is great Linda! I understand that excitement, I still get a bit giddy when my ferments start bubbling!
Just shy of 60,000 subscribers... Congrats! Izzy from Portugal.
Thanks Isabel!
LOL. I just searched my "average annual rainfall". 14 inches. WOW. I love your channel, BTW!
Please don't even talk about stopping TH-cam!! I love watching your videos. Of course I would buy your book if you ever write one. One Q can I make vinegar in plastic jugs? I've searched but can't find anything on it. I just started making my 1st batch it's pineapple and it's in glass, but I don't have many glass jars. I'm working on getting more, but not there yet. Thanks again for all your hard work and sharing your knowledge... God Bless
You can use plastic it is just not recommended because the vinegar will more likely break down the plastic causing more chemicals to leach in. If you are only using it for cleaning, it would be find but may not want to use it for anything food related
hi there.. Good idea to check for rainfall.. My area (L.A.) had approx 19 in from 2018 to 2019, there was no numbers for 2019-2020 yet listed.. Maybe because it seemed like it all came down in 4 -5 weeks.and we were in lockdown, I was starting to dislike it.. but man or man my garden is looking awesome right now.. :)
My favorite herbs are nettle, dandelion, holy basil(not good if liver issues).
Heidi! I'm glad you're redirecting ppl on how to search for information themselves. I would waaaayy rather you spend the time you save from answer ppl's specific questions about their own health, towards your etsy shop or more vids ;). I agree with Pat, its ok you cant answer everyone. Or only answer comments for 30min a day or something. Your time is precious & we appreciate you sharing it with us. I live on the Canadian side of that deserty part of washington, i looked up my annual average rainfall...11.5 inches lol we moved the opposite way as you, as we lived not far from Bellingham (in canada)...which gets 66 inches of rain or so. i really dont miss the precipitation but i do miss the lush green sometimes & the fires are scary...I still LOVE the skirt i bought off your etsy store last year, beautifully made & I am sooo happy to see your channel grow. your genuine kindness, hard work, consistency & dedication deserves it :) Love & Light
Thank you so much! Yes, I grew up in Wenatchee, right there on the Columbia River. I sometimes miss the true seasons we had there but am now accustomed to this area. :)
Dear Heidi, I LOVE this video and before I forget to mention this, I LOVE that you always take time to include a Psalm.
When I lived in Vancouver, not far north from your area, I dreaded the constant rain which isn't near as much as you receive. Like you, I struggled to adapt to the endless days of rain. Here in Mass. we only get 43" a year. OH YAH!
I have a beautiful antique Treadle machine that I learned to sew on that is in my father's basement in British Columbia. It is too expensive to ship out East, so one day will be sold. Boy, that old gal pierced my finger so many times that it's a miracle that I don't have at permanent hole.
As always, THANK YOU for sharing your precious time with all of us here in cyber land. XO
Thank you Jo Jo!
Hi Heidi! I love all your videos and I've noticed you store everything in jars. I would love to see how and where you store all your jars. How do you keep track of everything? Do you have a giant pantry or do you store them in a few different places throughout your house? Love your content!
This one shows some of it: th-cam.com/video/EyLcrJxDIcQ/w-d-xo.html
Great video thank you
On the sewing machine for people, Lehman’s has the whole setup.
I put one of the fake owls on a post next to my black raspberries...The birds used to sit on its head before hopping over to eat the berries. It also was a fail at keeping the birds from nesting in the large alarm sirens :)
My niece lived in Seattle for about 5 years but she in Virginia now her husband is in the Dr in the army
In parts of Washington we don't tan. We rust! And that is fine with me.
Funny you mention vinegar, I finally got around to collecting pine needles and started re-watching several of your vinegar videos again trying to find the part where you mentioned pine vinegar lol health problem affect my memory so I do this quite a bit just so I can review the things you said about a particular subject that sparked an idea the first time I heard it then going back once I have time to start the new project etc. Thanks Heidi! 🐔
I had actually made cedar vinegar and somewhere talked about a juniper vinegar. We do not have much for pine trees around here, they are not indigenous to our area
@@RainCountryHomestead Oh ok i did see that juniper part. Well my pine vinegar is doing great anyway lol I would have never thought of it if not for you. I gave your channel a shout out in a " creator class" live stream and someone else in there is a Rain Country subscriber and was doing an orange vinegar thanks to you!
I'm working on my 2nd jar of vinegar, yeah started a 2nd before completing a first. Been looking at the pine trees and thinking that I need to watch the pine vinegar video to remember why I was specifically interested in trying the pine. I'm surprised that I have 2 jars on the counter without husband comments. Kids wanted to know why I'm stirring orange peels.
@@vm1776 Ive got so many vinegars from berries, flowers, even honey vinegar but never thought of pine and love its free from trees I grew myself. I tried to dry some grape leaves from my yard but it turns out mustang grape leaves are fuzzy and not good for mixed greens lol!
@@SunshineCountryChickens That is kind of you! Thank you!
Love the vids! Keep them coming. I learn so much. BTW, haha, just when you thought Forks might get back to normal, I read a new Twilight book will be out in August...good luck!
O great....that is all we need! haha
Have you ever thought of moving out of the area you currently live? Due to the rain and seek a dryer climate?
We have considered it in the past but for now we stay. Our kids live here and we have a very good relationship with them and also have a grandbaby on the way
Yes I'm right by Louisiana and they say they have more than the whole United states I'm on the gulf coast Mississippi were the casinos are lots of seafood I been born and raised here but we moved 30 years ago about 30 minutes from the beach but city will be here before we know it now we have city walls but we go to an artisan well to get our drinking water
People can also click on your name under the title "Rain Country" and that will pull up your videos, they can then scroll through your videos and search out the ones they want to see.
But if they want something specific, it would be easier for them to put in some search criteria because we have well over a thousand to look through
Yes u r absolutely right! It is easier to look for a specific video by typing it in like u said:)
I was watching some of your videos where you grind grains or are storing grains. I've been wondering Corn meal versus corn flour. Is corn flour ground more finely? How do you know which level you grind to? I've always bought whichever I needed for a recipe, but have been thinking that corn grows easy for us and wondering if any corn could be used for this even our favorite sweetcorn that we use for corn on the cob. we make a lot of corn bread so the recipes usually call for corn meal.
Corn meal is courser and we just experimented adjusting the grinder until we got the proper texture by feel. Now we have it marked to where we know it is is perfect for us but each person may prefer it differently
Morning Heidi. I’d like to know where you got your washtub/system. I wash many things by hand but would love to have a set of wringers 😁
I watch your vids every time you put one out so even mention that in one and it’ll save getting back to me via reply 😉
We bought the tubs on Amazon and Patrick drilled holes and put drains in the bottom of them and hooked up hoses to them. We have videos on the whole process of how he did that and also built the rack. We bought the wringer and agitator from eBay, both are vintage or antique
Here is the playlist just one the laundry set up:
th-cam.com/play/PLzVtTPDzFPKFoxbbfLEi3jDnEmP7X-PDf.html
do you have wild mullein there? I have in my yard and it has many uses. good for lungs , make a cough syrup.
No, we don't have it, not sure it would grow as well here as the woolly lamb's ear does. I may consider growing it some day but have a lot of other herbs for cough.
What did you do to make your cough medicine, if you don't mind me asking you for it. I got some dried
Angela I live in florida...we don't have lambs ear here or mullein. Wondering if its possible to get some from you? Or where you think I could buy plants?
@@donnamichaelgolelswholesom385 Donna, go back and re-watch this video. Heidi gave very specific and easy instructions on searching her TH-cam list for what you want.
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Hi heidi i put a lot of orange peels in a mason jar is there anything i can make with them?
Have you tried doing a search, as Heidi recommended, on something like "Uses for Orange Peels"?
I dry up the organic ones to use in food for flavoring, the non organic ones I use to make cleaning vinegar or to use in my homemade soaps for added color and smell. I do have videos on much of this
Hi heidi could i put the orange peels in my vitamix and make a powder? have you ever tried this before, and what would i use the orange powder in different foods for? can i make raw desserts with orange powder?
I have powdered up orange peel in my blender many times. I use it for flavoring all kinds of foods and have videos about that
Again, I recommend you rewatch THIS video where I explain how to do a search for such videos on my channel. This will save me a lot of time.
Your sewing machine on amazon is not available. Your's is too expensive for me to buy. I've looked for the base and it's just as much as the whole machine.
The machine is still available but only one left, not like it matters if you cannot find a good price on a table: amzn.to/3cwkZoi
Regardless, it is less expensive than fancy machines and only slightly more than the electric ones I had to replace every two years and this one has lasted me four times as long so far. I say that is worth it
@@RainCountryHomestead I may have to save for it. I did find your brand refurbished machines. May have to go that route. Thanks. Love your channel & info.
What do you recommend för reumatism?
you're kidding right? lol :D
Try doing a search as I described in this video. The most I can tell you off the top of my head without having to do the research myself is that stinging nettle helps with arthritis but it involves intentionally "stinging" the affected area with the backs of nettle leaves. Not fun but same chemicals that cause the sting also help with such.
@@RainCountryHomestead Thanks!
Thank you for all the hard work you put into the information that you gave us. I suffer from multiple sclerosis and I am desperately searching for natural herbs that can help my situation thanks for all that you do.God bless Rachel.
A person must be very careful with herbs. They are wonderful but boy can you get an allergic reaction. Study lots. It is worth it.
Yep, that is why I always so for each person to do their own research for each herb. We do not have allergies or any other such issues with them so even with all my crazy experiments, we have never had a bad reaction
Yes tessie says when she got her green house they up the price I think it has to do with how many people are ordering from the videos then they jump the price up I found a pink commercial machine and a table on side of the road it works and I have a old inside my friend gave me I really want one of your skirts how can I order one from you and how much a skirt yes I'm fixing to get me a hand mill yes every one is buy this things on Amazon and there out of stock of lots of things