I hope as you further remove the dirt from the basement that you don't find that the original reason that it was filled with dirt was because the walls were collapsing so they filled it up with dirt to prevent the walls from collapsing hence that part of the house. I hope that's not the case but be prepared for it as you dig further down you might want to have some bracing supports on hand just in case.
Omg, that's an Alladdin's cave!!! Even though the majority of the stuff is garbage but I hope you guys keep the tea pot, clean it up and place it somewhere as an ornament and memory of the excavation of your home. That would be a nice item to pass down to your future family.
Omg what a job! The worst yet! But I laughed with you guys shaking my head - why would people do that ??? You guys just tackle what ever comes at you , I love it ! Loved the spooky music too lol. Grave digging lol
I really enjoyed the video and the joking around. It's a real shame that little Easter duck was too damaged to go on, I totally agree. It's so nice you were able to get the dirty job done with a laugh
Laughing at a horrible job is the only way 😳and that was horrible…….you should be so proud of each other that was a lot of work. It’s amazing to see all the animals investigating and keeping an eye on you 🤗. Will you make an entrance at both ends so getting down to the areas will be easier, it’s exciting to see the progress. Take care xx
I find it amazing that you were able to purchase the farm, especially being so young. But having the souls of the older people. Having the knowledge to work and build fantastic buildings. Here in the USA, it is rare for people of your age to be able to purchase a home/farm. I love watching your videos as you work to make your home 🏡 ❤️ perfect. I find it amazing that this property has some major problems (water on fields) and you both work at solving problems with out feeling defeated and not giving up.
I rented a house once where the owners used an attached sun room as a garbage area. They said not to go in the room. It was fill with about 10 years of trash bags. No idea what was going on in their minds to think that was okay.
It's amazing 👏 to watch them work through each and every issue. Never do they give up. They investigate the problem and move forward. What a great couple, I only wish more young people would watch their videos. They are a great representation for youth. With positive thinking and hard work you can achieve anything.
I can't stop laughing..... They so often said "who throw underwear to the basement???: Hahahaha..... what a very funny moments. Thank you Deivids and Deapina.
Unbelievable that anyone would put all that dirt and trash down there. So glad you got it all cleaned out. Can't wait to see you storing potatoes and other things down there.
The tea pot definitely was my most favorite find. Give it a good couple washes in the dish washer and use it as decorations or bring it back in use. I’m so interested in seeing how to handle an old cellar like yours. The journey continues!
It’s no wonder your neighbors are so nice to you… it’s become evident that previous occupants of your house were kind of “trashy”. Now they have classy! You two are simply awesome.
it's really amazing what some people can do, zero respect for the poor earth, I'm really sorry for the work you had to do to remove all that ruckus, thanks guys, you guys are amazing you love nature and clean it up i cant even imagine what is buried all over the world 🙏👍🙋
The movie on DVD was " the legend of Al Joe and Jack " from the italian comedians Aldo, Giovanni and Giacomo...and you fond one so far away...i love it 😁😁😁 bye from Italy
Wow, that’s so wild that the people living there before you used their basement as their own personal Garbage dump 🤦♀️👎you two are the hardest workers I have ever known!!! Especially as young as you are. It is so good to see such a great work ethic in a young couple and to see the sense of pride that you take in doing the work yourselves and taking great care of your home, property, and animals!! Very proud of you two 💕
I am so sorry that turdy, grody, horrid mouse was in your house. I would've done the same thing, but probably would've let it ruin my whole week. You handled it like a champ! I felt the "slap in the face" comment as well. In my soul! Haha!
Great work!!! Thank God you didn't find a corpse! Is this the only area in the house that has a basement? can't wait to see what it will look like! when it's finished!
I enjoyed watching this video and all the junk/treasures you came across. I, too, don't understand why the garbage was dumped there. Nasty job cleaning it all out for you two. I am glad that you can joke about it. You both work so hard and I admire that you aren't afraid to clean other peoples messes up. great work, Deivid and Nessy!
I remember watching TH-cam videos on an apartment renovation in Moscow and they found at least as much garbage under their kitchen floor. Hundreds of empty bottles, at least two broken bicycles and lots of stuff I don't remember. Maybe garbage pickup is so sketchy there they simply decided to get rid of things the easy way? Oh, and come to think of it, I also remember a Spanish TH-camr building a retaining wall to get more flat space in his garden. After building the wall he backfilled with everything he could find, including steel shelving units and plenty of old tyres. So maybe we could ask him 😀
It was and still is quite common for farmers to dig big pits and throw all sorts of stuff in them like glass, metal and general stuff and then cover with soil as it was cheaper than taking it to the tip.
This will be a lot of work to empty the dirt. You will get this done. May take a little longer than you originally thought. After watching some of your videos, I can tell that you will succeed. Thank you for sharing your journey.
This had me laughing out loud! :D We are renovating a (bank repossession) house too and spent over a YEAR cleaning garbage out of the house and yard. Amazing how people just throw their garbage wherever. So I totally get this video and that you just have to laugh!
Hey guys wouldn't be better to insulate building fundamentals🏡, add waterproof barrier and to Installing a Landscape Drain with weed barrier at least 50 cm plus tons of gravel around the house. Of course taking into the account groundwater levels🌊 in the area. However, if this its a huge problem i would dig deper retention pond 🏞in order to lover the level. Close to the house and choice the lowest point in land slope. Therefore, You would eleminate the moisture bildup💧 in around the house. The solution you propose is a temporary fix⏳ and in the end will cost a lot more. The water always finding the least resisntant path. I know this is a huge project but in the same time its a investment for years. Good luck🛠 Deivids & Despina. Do & Be Different Farmily
🫣what a lot,of dirt and shoes😳. The Flensburg bottle is a German beer. Good job you both. Your house is over 200 years old but the pieces are all much younger, maybe the teapot is realy old.
I don't know very much about it, but I have always heard that if you don't let the water come into the basement, it is going to creep up into the walls. Here in Norway, houses have drainage around the outside of the house, to avoid the water coming into the basement...
Well, that depends on a few factors but I don't think in this case sealing the floor would make matters any worse, the walls are damp anyway. The only thing you can do to make water go up higher into the walls than it used to is by sealing wall surface that used to be exposed to the air, allowing moisture to evapourate. If you close that route, capillary action will take the moisture higher up. In this case there was no exposed wall surface, it was all covered by dirt that has the same moisture level as the walls. That being said, drainage around the foundations would help a whole lot.
You kids have worked so hard. Your so brave and smart. I imagine it smells kinda damp and dirt smells.... your home is really coming along. For some reason you weren't coming up on my feed... probably because I am subscribed to so many channels. Glad to see you.
You two are the hardest workers. Water problem…..we have what they call sump pumps. How the are hooked up, I have no idea how it’s hooked up. I know a hole is made and a pump goes in it. When the water get so high, pump comes on and is pushed outside and away from house. Not sure how the water is collected in the hole. Ours runs a few times if it rains real hard. But we live in Colorado and it’s dry. You get more rain and May have to dig a trench and a French drain?
Hey Devid, do you have a shop vac? Or a wet/dry vacuum? You could suck up the dirt and water and dump the content in the trailer. Help your back or even hire a vacuum truck to get the dirt out.
Tjeee people dont understand them somtimes even animals keep there own nest clean 😅 bud you did it again great job Despina and Deived hope you get the seller dry 🙏❤
I did that a lot too in the beginning. Around here it was trash fires, at some point some one who lived here before me decided to burn all their trash but did a really bad job of it. There was batteries, madrases, paint buckets, springs, diapers, bundles of newspapers, also lots of glass all kinds of crap. For a while i really lost my fate in humanity i mean who does that ? they must at some level realize that at some point some one has to clean that crap up and they just don't care
Probably due to the water is why they filled it in. Old days people thru everything in. I have seen people throw old refrigerators in the holes. As long as no dead bodies, all is good.
Dirty movies, flip phones 📱 and tea pots !! 😂 Yeah, why wash the laundry when you can just throw it in the basement !! 😮. Wow 😯… yuk . Good job you two ❤🎉😘😘
it was probably filled with the last occupants stuff and instead of doing a clean out they just threw it all in the hole and covered it with dirt. its like how the take down homes these days. i bet if you buy an empty lot and dig it up there are all kinds of brick and the old basement foundation.
Quite likely yes, unless they can somehow drain the water away and remembering their pond digging saga I suspect the water table is very high on the whole property.
I'm afraid it's a high water table. Remember when they dug a pond and the hole kept filling up with water so they had to stop digging for a while? They'll probably need a sump pump to get this basement anywhere near useful.
Are you going to put more beams for the sub floor? It's amazing the floor held up with only 1 beam. The property we bought we found garbage covering all the woods. 6 years later and we are still digging it up as we clear. I don't understand how it can happen lol we even found a boat! It was dense over grown brush and summer when we bought it so there was no way to know till winter
Other than that skull, there were no bodies.. that's a good sign. If you saved the two plastic/ rubber toys you can clean them up with mild soap an bleach them. Then use in the garden.
Can you use cement mortar on old bricks? putting cement on old bricks no ventilation Can You Mortar Over Old Mortar? If your brick is 50 years old or less, you can probably repoint it safely with modern, portland cement-based mortar .
Great work! I love you guys! Lived n my share of old houses and have found dampness and wet should be diverted from the outside. Maybe not possible in your case?
Do you have dumps or any pick up service of garbage in your area? I hope you don't have to place all this junk on your property? I wonder if they didn't put stuff down in the basement for storage in a cardboard boxes and they got wet and there lies the trash. Great it is all gone thanks for explaining. I bet your side hurt from throwing out the window. Rest and make sure you have a pump ready if you get rain. Thaw is coming also. Be prepared. Peace and love.
It's not so much about the breathing, it's about movement. Cement is very hard and rigid, lime is more flexible. Mortar should always be slightly softer than the brick or stone (e.g. for granite cement is perfectly appropriate).
Video content was fine it was interesting see you dig all that junk. All of that has nothing to do with you. You do not need to apologies for anything. I enjoy every little job u do. It makes it more personal like we were neighbors friends. Those people were disgusting and lazy! It is OK to be poor but you can still be clean. Poor dose not mean dirty. You two are people of good carácter. Fine, fine young people.
I wonder why the previous owners used to throw all their rubbish down in the basement, very strange behaviour. I keep thinking a body will be found. ❤from Queensland.
Are you using the rubber black thing for the walls that your are using in the mud room/front house extension? That looks like a very difficult job. 😣 Careful with your eyes, lungs and backs.
I was surprised about how relatively modern all that rubbish was. DVDs hardly go back centuries, plastic goods were also likely less than 50 years old. I wonder what inspired the previous residents to just dump such stuff in the cellar, surely there were normal rubbish collection services available. If not, it was usual to have some dump area outside the house in most places I have seen archaeologists work. No wonder you found the house needed so much work, it was clearly neglected in an almost aggressive way in the past. Dealing with horrible activities has to be taken in a light-hearted way, some people call if gallows humour. If you get too serious, then it can become upsetting and impossible to carry on the work.
I hope as you further remove the dirt from the basement that you don't find that the original reason that it was filled with dirt was because the walls were collapsing so they filled it up with dirt to prevent the walls from collapsing hence that part of the house. I hope that's not the case but be prepared for it as you dig further down you might want to have some bracing supports on hand just in case.
Omg, that's an Alladdin's cave!!! Even though the majority of the stuff is garbage but I hope you guys keep the tea pot, clean it up and place it somewhere as an ornament and memory of the excavation of your home. That would be a nice item to pass down to your future family.
I think it was broken on the back side.
Omg what a job! The worst yet! But I laughed with you guys shaking my head - why would people do that ??? You guys just tackle what ever comes at you , I love it ! Loved the spooky music too lol. Grave digging lol
A teapot hung by the handle makes a good birdhouse.
birdhouse teapot sounds nice. I am more like mortar the teapot (showing broken side) into exterior wall... make it historic wall sculpture
Trash bin of history past!
You two young people are hard working, and will accomplishments in life..
I really enjoyed the video and the joking around. It's a real shame that little Easter duck was too damaged to go on, I totally agree. It's so nice you were able to get the dirty job done with a laugh
Laughing at a horrible job is the only way 😳and that was horrible…….you should be so proud of each other that was a lot of work.
It’s amazing to see all the animals investigating and keeping an eye on you 🤗.
Will you make an entrance at both ends so getting down to the areas will be easier, it’s exciting to see the progress.
Take care xx
You both are just so cute and work so hard with a great sense of humor. I really enjoy watching the videos. Take care and stay healthy.
I find it amazing that you were able to purchase the farm, especially being so young. But having the souls of the older people. Having the knowledge to work and build fantastic buildings. Here in the USA, it is rare for people of your age to be able to purchase a home/farm. I love watching your videos as you work to make your home 🏡 ❤️ perfect. I find it amazing that this property has some major problems (water on fields) and you both work at solving problems with out feeling defeated and not giving up.
I rented a house once where the owners used an attached sun room as a garbage area. They said not to go in the room. It was fill with about 10 years of trash bags. No idea what was going on in their minds to think that was okay.
Lots of work!
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Once you get your basement the depth you want a sump pump is something you definitely need to install, you have the skills, you can do it
It's amazing 👏 to watch them work through each and every issue. Never do they give up. They investigate the problem and move forward. What a great couple, I only wish more young people would watch their videos. They are a great representation for youth. With positive thinking and hard work you can achieve anything.
@@sandranatali1260 Consider sharing their videos with those young people you are speaking of.
I can't stop laughing..... They so often said "who throw underwear to the basement???: Hahahaha..... what a very funny moments. Thank you Deivids and Deapina.
Unbelievable that anyone would put all that dirt and trash down there. So glad you got it all cleaned out. Can't wait to see you storing potatoes and other things down there.
The tea pot definitely was my most favorite find. Give it a good couple washes in the dish washer and use it as decorations or bring it back in use. I’m so interested in seeing how to handle an old cellar like yours. The journey continues!
We're still waiting for the treasure chest!!!
Like the way you two overcome overwhelming tasks 🌞
Its always an adventure with you two.
You guys rock!🤩
It’s no wonder your neighbors are so nice to you… it’s become evident that previous occupants of your house were kind of “trashy”. Now they have classy! You two are simply awesome.
it's really amazing what some people can do, zero respect for the poor earth, I'm really sorry for the work you had to do to remove all that ruckus, thanks guys, you guys are amazing you love nature and clean it up i cant even imagine what is buried all over the world 🙏👍🙋
The movie on DVD was " the legend of Al Joe and Jack " from the italian comedians Aldo, Giovanni and Giacomo...and you fond one so far away...i love it 😁😁😁 bye from Italy
Wow, that’s so wild that the people living there before you used their basement as their own personal Garbage dump 🤦♀️👎you two are the hardest workers I have ever known!!! Especially as young as you are. It is so good to see such a great work ethic in a young couple and to see the sense of pride that you take in doing the work yourselves and taking great care of your home, property, and animals!! Very proud of you two 💕
My goodness the stuff down there was hilarious.
I am so sorry that turdy, grody, horrid mouse was in your house. I would've done the same thing, but probably would've let it ruin my whole week. You handled it like a champ! I felt the "slap in the face" comment as well. In my soul! Haha!
Great work!!! Thank God you didn't find a corpse! Is this the only area in the house that has a basement? can't wait to see what it will look like! when it's finished!
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You both are so adventurous. I wish I had half of your energy ❤
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Would a French drain on outside of house help to divert water.
In Canada it's called landfill. And same thing happens, all kinds of garbage goes in when no one is looking.
Yikes your both brave souls!!!
I enjoyed watching this video and all the junk/treasures you came across. I, too, don't understand why the garbage was dumped there. Nasty job cleaning it all out for you two. I am glad that you can joke about it. You both work so hard and I admire that you aren't afraid to clean other peoples messes up. great work, Deivid and Nessy!
I remember watching TH-cam videos on an apartment renovation in Moscow and they found at least as much garbage under their kitchen floor. Hundreds of empty bottles, at least two broken bicycles and lots of stuff I don't remember. Maybe garbage pickup is so sketchy there they simply decided to get rid of things the easy way?
Oh, and come to think of it, I also remember a Spanish TH-camr building a retaining wall to get more flat space in his garden. After building the wall he backfilled with everything he could find, including steel shelving units and plenty of old tyres. So maybe we could ask him 😀
Keep the glass bricks. You might be able to use them in a build to allow light into a shed or animal shelter.
It looks like they just threw their garbage down there!!! The teapot might be a keeper??? 🤗❤️🎶⭐️🇨🇦
The teapot had a big hole in the side - at least that is what I think I saw.
@@wandalevy470 okay.
oh wow! that blue vase is actually so lovely! i would keep it if i were you! lovely for flowers
It was and still is quite common for farmers to dig big pits and throw all sorts of stuff in them like glass, metal and general stuff and then cover with soil as it was cheaper than taking it to the tip.
Yes but outside the house....not inside ...
Crazy stuff someone discarded down there and a yucky job to have to clean it all out. Glad you have that job behind you!
Love your adventures. The glass blocks are around 5$-8$ or more in usa
This is so interesting. Unearthing the history of your home. Dirty work ,but well worth the effort.
This will be a lot of work to empty the dirt. You will get this done. May take a little longer than you originally thought. After watching some of your videos, I can tell that you will succeed. Thank you for sharing your journey.
You both were very funny, I loved it. It was a lot of work, so rest some!
OMG that a lots of stuff
That is a lot of trash WOW!! Do a great job. Glad your both safe from handling things.
Great treasure
This had me laughing out loud! :D We are renovating a (bank repossession) house too and spent over a YEAR cleaning garbage out of the house and yard. Amazing how people just throw their garbage wherever. So I totally get this video and that you just have to laugh!
Hey guys wouldn't be better to insulate building fundamentals🏡, add waterproof barrier and to Installing a Landscape Drain with weed barrier at least 50 cm plus tons of gravel around the house. Of course taking into the account groundwater levels🌊 in the area. However, if this its a huge problem i would dig deper retention pond 🏞in order to lover the level. Close to the house and choice the lowest point in land slope. Therefore, You would eleminate the moisture bildup💧 in around the house. The solution you propose is a temporary fix⏳ and in the end will cost a lot more. The water always finding the least resisntant path. I know this is a huge project but in the same time its a investment for years. Good luck🛠 Deivids & Despina.
Do & Be Different Farmily
I'm always amazed about people who put really a lot of effort and live to help Despina and Deivids with ideas and suggestions
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@@birgitc.rudolph9123 Thank you :) It's really kind of you to say :)🌻🌻🌻
🫣what a lot,of dirt and shoes😳. The Flensburg bottle is a German beer. Good job you both. Your house is over 200 years old but the pieces are all much younger, maybe the teapot is realy old.
I don't know very much about it, but I have always heard that if you don't let the water come into the basement, it is going to creep up into the walls. Here in Norway, houses have drainage around the outside of the house, to avoid the water coming into the basement...
Well, that depends on a few factors but I don't think in this case sealing the floor would make matters any worse, the walls are damp anyway. The only thing you can do to make water go up higher into the walls than it used to is by sealing wall surface that used to be exposed to the air, allowing moisture to evapourate. If you close that route, capillary action will take the moisture higher up. In this case there was no exposed wall surface, it was all covered by dirt that has the same moisture level as the walls.
That being said, drainage around the foundations would help a whole lot.
Brilliant job well done
CONGRATULATIONS
Great job. ✌😎👍🧱
You can't understand because it's called LAZINESS!!!!
Love & blessings
You two are getting it done one man's trash is another man's gold .
You kids have worked so hard. Your so brave and smart.
I imagine it smells kinda damp and dirt smells.... your home is really coming along. For some reason you weren't coming up on my feed... probably because I am subscribed to so many channels. Glad to see you.
You two are the hardest workers. Water problem…..we have what they call sump pumps. How the are hooked up, I have no idea how it’s hooked up. I know a hole is made and a pump goes in it. When the water get so high, pump comes on and is pushed outside and away from house. Not sure how the water is collected in the hole. Ours runs a few times if it rains real hard. But we live in Colorado and it’s dry. You get more rain and May have to dig a trench and a French drain?
Hey Devid, do you have a shop vac? Or a wet/dry vacuum? You could suck up the dirt and water and dump the content in the trailer. Help your back or even hire a vacuum truck to get the dirt out.
Your work mind set is awesome! :)
Oh hell no!! I can’t do it anymore. Too much ick. You guys are brave😨
Thanks for sharing, I was wondering what kind of stuff you would find.
Tjeee people dont understand them somtimes even animals keep there own nest clean 😅 bud you did it again great job Despina and Deived hope you get the seller dry 🙏❤
If I said that was a nasty job, that would be an understatement! Loved the music.
I did that a lot too in the beginning. Around here it was trash fires, at some point some one who lived here before me decided to burn all their trash but did a really bad job of it. There was batteries, madrases, paint buckets, springs, diapers, bundles of newspapers, also lots of glass all kinds of crap. For a while i really lost my fate in humanity i mean who does that ? they must at some level realize that at some point some one has to clean that crap up and they just don't care
I thought you were going to dig until you got to the center to the Earth 😄
Well that was interesting lol...great job cleaning up you two!?
you could return the Flensburger bottle and collect your deposit of 15 ct :)
On the next visit to germany 🤣🤣🤣
Probably due to the water is why they filled it in. Old days people thru everything in. I have seen people throw old refrigerators in the holes. As long as no dead bodies, all is good.
Dirty movies, flip phones 📱 and tea pots !! 😂
Yeah, why wash the laundry when you can just throw it in the basement !! 😮. Wow 😯… yuk .
Good job you two ❤🎉😘😘
I'm dying to know if you kept the tea pot! :D
They kept it but it leaks...
it was probably filled with the last occupants stuff and instead of doing a clean out they just threw it all in the hole and covered it with dirt. its like how the take down homes these days. i bet if you buy an empty lot and dig it up there are all kinds of brick and the old basement foundation.
You might need a permanent sump pump to keep the water out of he basement.
Quite likely yes, unless they can somehow drain the water away and remembering their pond digging saga I suspect the water table is very high on the whole property.
Are you going to look into the problem of the water coming in? Maybe a French drain round the outside.
I'm afraid it's a high water table. Remember when they dug a pond and the hole kept filling up with water so they had to stop digging for a while? They'll probably need a sump pump to get this basement anywhere near useful.
Are you going to put more beams for the sub floor? It's amazing the floor held up with only 1 beam. The property we bought we found garbage covering all the woods. 6 years later and we are still digging it up as we clear. I don't understand how it can happen lol we even found a boat! It was dense over grown brush and summer when we bought it so there was no way to know till winter
I had the same trash in the farmhouse I renovated a few years ago.
I think that the last occupants was party 🥳 animals that's why you guys found all sorts of clothing and other stuff in the basement.
Other than that skull, there were no bodies.. that's a good sign. If you saved the two plastic/ rubber toys you can clean them up with mild soap an bleach them. Then use in the garden.
Can you use cement mortar on old bricks?
putting cement on old bricks no ventilation
Can You Mortar Over Old Mortar? If your brick is 50 years old or less, you can probably repoint it safely with modern, portland cement-based mortar .
Wow
I would have loved the skull. Clean it up and it makes great decoration
Great work! I love you guys! Lived n my share of old houses and have found dampness and wet should be diverted from the outside. Maybe not possible in your case?
Put a plant in the teapot.
I know you probably don’t want to hear it. Curtain drain around outside of house connected to your pump out front
Yup, very likely the only way of getting this dry. Or backfill with clean dirt and forget about it.
Do you have dumps or any pick up service of garbage in your area? I hope you don't have to place all this junk on your property? I wonder if they didn't put stuff down in the basement for storage in a cardboard boxes and they got wet and there lies the trash. Great it is all gone thanks for explaining. I bet your side hurt from throwing out the window. Rest and make sure you have a pump ready if you get rain. Thaw is coming also. Be prepared. Peace and love.
you could build an indoor swimming pool
It drives me nuts when people do not discard of their trash in a responsible manor.
If you use cement on the bricks, won't they crumble because the cement doesn't breath like the lime can. If they crumble the walls will fail.
It's not so much about the breathing, it's about movement. Cement is very hard and rigid, lime is more flexible. Mortar should always be slightly softer than the brick or stone (e.g. for granite cement is perfectly appropriate).
I just love you guys you make me lol
How did the the debris get under the floor 🤔
Video content was fine it was interesting see you dig all that junk. All of that has nothing to do with you. You do not need to apologies for anything. I enjoy every little job u do. It makes it more personal like we were neighbors friends. Those people were disgusting and lazy! It is OK to be poor but you can still be clean. Poor dose not mean dirty. You two are people of good carácter. Fine, fine young people.
I wonder why the previous owners used to throw all their rubbish down in the basement, very strange behaviour. I keep thinking a body will be found. ❤from Queensland.
Are you using the rubber black thing for the walls that your are using in the mud room/front house extension? That looks like a very difficult job. 😣 Careful with your eyes, lungs and backs.
Creepy music really fits this video 😅
Can we get an update in this floor build? I can't find any, I thought I missed it somehow, but there is no update.
How about an indoor ground water hot tub....🏊
Sharon here.. I have been laughing the whole video! Hilarious what some people do and wow they liked sexy videos! 🙄🤗
Was the basement used for a garbage pit?
It seems like it
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How did all that junk get buried there? Did you reach bottom of basement? Amazing they dug that deep to built the house.
You have the right idea you have to use humour in that situation David…it’s a lot of work so alternate it with everything else you do
Maybe the glass blocks were originally the window?
I think the barn had a few half-collapsed glass block windows.
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I was surprised about how relatively modern all that rubbish was. DVDs hardly go back centuries, plastic goods were also likely less than 50 years old. I wonder what inspired the previous residents to just dump such stuff in the cellar, surely there were normal rubbish collection services available. If not, it was usual to have some dump area outside the house in most places I have seen archaeologists work. No wonder you found the house needed so much work, it was clearly neglected in an almost aggressive way in the past. Dealing with horrible activities has to be taken in a light-hearted way, some people call if gallows humour. If you get too serious, then it can become upsetting and impossible to carry on the work.
Are the bricks laid with mud/earth throughout the house? Is that a security risk?
Did you find the bodies yet? 😆
Let's hope the previous occupants left!! :-)