I Made Mistakes | Winter Cabin Renovations ❄️
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Howdy! Soooo don't want to cause you too much stress but your "mistake" of not "removing the vapour barrier / paper backing before putting up is not the mistake. The mistake was that you put it in backwards! The paper stays on and faces inside (warmer part of) the house not outside. Removing the paper / vapour barrier makes it less efficient. Didn't see if you put the plastic back up which will help a bit. At least for the rest of the walls you won't have as much work - well ... - as all you have to do is turn it around. I hope you read this / see this before your next session dealing with it / that room!
Always enjoy your videos, seeing your adventures and watching all your projects.
Considering the time line of her uploads i dont think she'll see this. But she did put the plastic back over it, you can see the light reflecting off of it at 12:39.
In her last video, she addressed putting in the insulation backwards so I think she knows that much, just may not have put it in this video :)
@@oliviacaldwell1332 maybe... but we see her removing the paper from the insulation and putting it in pink side showing in this. Like he said, the plastic will help but she definitely didnt just flip it around. Hopefully itll still be alright.
Beings the plastic is being used she doesn’t technically need to have the paper barrier 😊 the plastic is better than the paper backing.
She was avoiding having to remove all of the interior paneling. By pulling out each bat of insulation and removing the paper she could simply tuck the bat in behind the plastic then fasten the plastic back in place. Lastly nailing boards up again. Plastic is perfectly fine as vapor barrier.
is anyone else a bit amazed that the delivery guys would just drop a stove out in the yard and not bring it up to the cabin? lol
Nope, those places specify " curbside" delivery.
That's what I was wondering!! x x
That was fucked up
You have to realize they are already delivering hundreds of packages a day. Many that are difficult to get to, much less carry all the way to the door. It is very painful and wears on you. Idk maybe they're not robots. Have a heart.
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I'm fairly certain Hannah has had all of the "you shoulda just turned the insulation around" comments she needs. 472 comments and 399 all saying the same thing. She's got this.
Ffs eh? I don’t know how many people I’ve gone through and corrected. It’s like we don’t even watch the same video! I’ve got a good reply copied and ready to paste. Cover me, I’m going in… 🤣🤣
Well....it would have been quicker and less messy 🤷♂️
@@louaguado995 Welll, you’ve never done insulation, have you? There’s no way of doing it that it isn’t messy. And hey, that’s what finally got Hannah dancing again, getting ‘er done and making a mess. Let the dance floor officially open!!❤️
possibly true, but ... you read 472 comments?
That's a lot of marm.
@@studio106raleigh Why yes. Yes I did. :)
Always sucks to make a mistake especially when it comes to hard work but YOU GOT THIS!!! You do such much it’s so impressive and wonderful video as always !!
Life is full of mistakes but it's not what happens in life that matters, it's the decisions, the choices that we make of what happened is what what's.
We don't learn if we are afraid of making mistakes 🙃
All you need is some bags of mortar… and some water,& you already have the rocks !…and you need some old stove pipe some tees in a couple dampers….
This will be a great project to film…😁
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Why did you pull the backing off the insulation? Couldn't you just turn it around so the backing faced into the room?
Too much work removing all the wood to just turn it around. Especially when she still had her outer plastic layer on. She couldn’t leave both, would creat mould.
Just a small tip for hanging plastic around your outside windows/structure. I cut small strips of cardboard to use to staple into on top of the plastic around the edges. This keeps the wind from ripping the plastic off the staple and coming down. You can buy a roll of foam tape to do the same, but empty Amazon boxes cut in strips works the same. Your plastic will not get ripped off from the wind this way.
I never thought of using cardboard for strapping, great idea!
@@giterdone9013 I have lattice around the bottom of my 2 story deck and have to store my car, tools, etc under it. And there's also lattice on the ends of my porch where I keep furniture on it. I always have to cover the lattice with plastic to keep the snow and rain from blowing through them. I learned real quick about the wind blowing the plastic off one year. Plus I hated to spend money on a roll of that tape.....especially when I had tons of cardboard boxes from getting some modular cubes for my craft room renovation. I'm all about repurposing as much as possible and the cardboard strips are not that visible and your staples hold so much better. I never have the plastic blow off with the strips on it.
I was thinking of the same thing. When those cold winds blow the plastic will tear loose. She has made a beautiful home out there with a lot of work and love put into it.
Tac strips
For a long time I didn't ever think I was "able" to do things like this. Own my own property, do my own thing. You have absolutely inspired me to say "fuck you" to that voice in my head that says I'm not strong enough because I'm a woman. Thank you for this channel ❤️
Sometimes you can't do it! ..........until you have no other choice and you make it work.
YES GIRL ♡ Go for it!! Girl Power 👊🏻 x.x
Yup, the, “Men’s Club.” I’ve been following Hannah for some time as I used to go Nomad but have since joined the off grid community. A single girl, alone, ironically at the same time as my favourite Nomad so it has been a real treat. I’m 5’4” rounded off, 125lb, ball of can and will do because girl, when you HAVE to, you’d be surprised at what you’re capable of. It was always on my bucket list, a retirement plan. But I’m glad I took the plunge now cause at 48, there’s days I wish I had Hannah’s, “younger,” energy, lol. With Google, a little bit of balls and no fear, anything is possible. Start small and with things you’re comfortable with. ❤️
And the way this poor crazy world is going, we should try not to leave any bucket list items unchecked now. Good luck and most importantly, have fun!
@@giterdone9013 All the best with your off grid life x.x
F that voice in your head! You can do anything!!!! (From another woman who is always knee deep in reno’s, DIY projects and building stuff!) 😁
ugh looking back at the days when you used to talk about wanting to live alone vs. now how cute and happy you and matt are just makes my heart explode 😭❤️
The insulation only needed to be turned around. It was backward.
Because you live in a cold, northern climate where the most humidity will generally be inside the house, you want the vapor barrier facing the interior. The brown paper was the vapor barrier. For future reference - with this kind of insulation you can completely skip the plastic vapor barrier you put on top. What you did works, it’s just not the most efficient way to use insulation.
I think she pulled off the brown paper because too much of it caught on snags from the wood when she put it in backwards.
Exactly
Glad somebody else said something, I've put up more than my share of insulation, helping others also, not once did we ever
take off the backing/paper. Glad she's wearing the Tyvek suit, keeps from getting glass all over your arms, and everywhere
else, she just had the paper backwards, it's also has edges so you can tack it down on the sides/both sides.
Not all insulation has Kraft paper so it doesn’t matter if she took off the paper or flipped it. She already had the plastic so why not use it? Either way works
The plastic is a vapor barrier
You are extremely inspiring! I show my 5 year old daughter your videos and she now wants to build her own boat because she sees strong young women like you doing what they want and figuring it out as they go. Thank you!
love that 🥲
it’s my first time being early but I’m happy I found your TH-cam account in my recommendations🥺
MY HUBBY JUST SCREAMED, who told you that!! He builds houses!! You DO NOT REMOVE THE PAPER OFF THE INSULATION! The paper always faces out, Or towards you!!
Yes true but beings she is using plastic the paper backing doesn’t have to stay on there 😊 the plastic is doing what the paper backing would be as well.
And the paper was already damaged so that's another reason too why she needed to take it off. At least that's what someone else in the comments said.
Wrong
But plastic doesn't breathe like paper does. It will block the wind but may also create more mold by not letting water vapor evaporate correctly
@@louaguado995 they sell unfaced batts for using plastic. So she’s not wrong. The paper backing doesn’t need to have plastic but without the paper backing plastic does the same. Different environment recommend different techniques 😊 You can ask any construction builder they will inform you of both techniques and what would be better recommended for your specific area. A lot of builders recommend plastic and unfaced batts over paper backing.
now i know MATT reminds me of Jude Law from some angles and his smile! But he has such a cool energy and just an "old soul vibe" like i know him... it seems so normal that he's in your videos, like he has always been here! Kisses to you two!
WOW the seasons changed REAL QUICK ❄️ ⛄️
Fixing the insulation was actually a lot faster than I thought it would be, you did a great job! The bonfire was SO entertaining, I felt like I was at a party with my friends, loved seeing everyone being so silly.
My favorite parts of your videos are when you're just by yourself talking to the camera or to yourself. I love watching your renovation progress, I look forward to your videos every week 😊
Your channel makes me feel a mix of relaxation and motivation.
I’m cracking up!! Every time Hannah plays the headphones game, it just turns into her singing along with the music!! I love it!!
Geez, I’m not an expert, but I think all you needed do is just pull off the insulation, and turn it around so the paper was facing the inside
@Peary_Legal I agree. I thought the paper only limited the loose fiberglass fibers from puffing back out at you and into the room as it was smushed into place.(and staple it in place). If she put the plastic against the outer wall and taped ALL the seams then that would be a problem. If anything, she learned how to remove tongue&grove without destroying it
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Put a sliver of wood on the top of your clear plastic so wind doesn't blow it out
YES, good idea, strapping right along the edges and between the windows. 👌
I was raised in the old school.
I am Sioux Indian, rosebud tribe,. Your efforts, are GRANDE. The blessings are for you.
When you are putting theplastic on the porch may I suggest what I used to do at my cottage? I would not just staple the plastic...I would wrap it around a strip of 1 inch strapping and staple it to the strapping, and then screw the strapping on the building. This way no snow blows in between your plastic gabs between your staples. Also, you do the same on the sides and the bottom basically making a big plastic window to screw on with maybe 3 or 4 screws and come spring you unscrew it and roll it up for nest year, You should also be doing the bottom parts....because the snow will surely blow between the log walls. Good luck with keeping the snow out...Sending some special 'hugglefluffs'
Not saying you have to do this it’s obviously just a suggestion but whenever I staple plastic up to cover a porch I always use either really thin wood or cardboard and I staple through the cardboard into the wood sandwiching the plastic in between it because it’s harder for the wind rip that off then it is to rip just a staple into the plastic off if you know what I mean
I use clear plastic shower curtain liners to cover my screen porch in the winter. I look for them on-line or in TJ Max etc. and they are thick and clear. You can get then in different lengths also. As for the insulation, you shouldn't remove the paper. You should turn it around and staple the paper to the studs. Do not put the plastic back up! It will cause sweating. The paper breaths and the plastic does not. In the long run that plastic will cause moisture problems big time!
Both couldn’t stay up, it would creat mould, peeling off the ill placed outer layer was the easiest option for her. This will work, promise. 😘
The whole purpose of a vapor barrier is to keep moisture in the form of vapor from getting into the wall cavity, so mold can't grow. The correct way to install a plastic vapor barrier is to bring the ceiling plastic down over the wall plastic and taping all the seams. Also, where the plastic is stapled to the stud creating 2 holes should be taped along with any hole in the plastic that vapor can pass through. But if the space is not heated in the winter that should not be a problem.
Hannah been following you now for a while and I must say, it’s never boring watching you doing anything cause you are so layback & always getting it done somehow♥️Enjoying all you stories:)
Agreed. I could literally watch Hannah for hours. Great personality
I'm not very handy and I have never messed with insulation but, couldn't the insulation just have been turned around?
That's what I was thinking, but no idea if having two vapor barriers against eachother would cause issues or not lol.
You are right
Yep
Beings she is using the plastic she doesn’t have to have the paper backing 😊
@wildflower109 removing the plastic and Turing the insulation around would have been easier and no need to put the plastic back on.
I'd be so stubborn to remove that masterpiece; I'd start making plans to redo the exterior siding, to access the outer layer of plastic instead. Even if that's completely idiotic. I'd look at it as 2in1 renovations lol.
Haha, that's what I was thinking too...I'd rather do new roof and siding than undo all that beautiful work!
Yes, my first thought! You know….great minds…..
I forgot how pretty it was, so heartbreaking to have to pull it eh?
OMG. The scene of the cabin with the lights and the snow... so beautiful. Also don't stress it girlfriend. You're doing amazing work. We all make mistakes. Yours wasn't even that bad. And the place looks great!
I’ve been having a rough couple of months, and your videos just bring so much happiness to me. Thank you hannah 🥺
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Hannah, if you have laths you should go around your plastic so when the wind blows hard; the plastic has a better chance of holding up than just the staples. 🥲 sorry to add to your work.
11:40 ended me, I was straight up crying of laughter
been watching you way back when you were painting your apartment trim black - its awesome to see how far you have come. I knew you'd blow up on here girl :)
Haven't seen your other vehicle in a awhile? Did Walter get jealous and kick it to the curb? :)
A tip I live by: Google something you don’t know how to do, (such as installing installation), before doing it. Or before redoing it, since removing the paper was unnecessary. I love that you tackle jobs like that, but how lucky are we all that how-to advice is so easily available! Wow, that stove gets red hot. Glad you’re replacing it.
Hannah if you put the brick back up against the wall, you need wall ties. They lay on top the brick bend end up that faces wall(space them out, nail into wall then cover with mud (mortar) . Do this on every course (row). This will keep bricks from falling away from the wall.
She mentioned in a post above yours that that is the plan. I have a feeling that’ll be our next video, stove and hearth installation and I, can’t, wait! She’s not kidding, it’s cold and supplies have been ridiculous. I bought mine when I saw it, in July, just came in. I knew the store only had one in my size. I got lucky. ❤️
You need those bricks or something similar to protect the wall from the heat otherwise there is an increased (very increased) fire risk.
In a few short years I will be moving to my cabin for most of the year and can not wait. Until then, living vicariously through you. We ALL make mistakes - I have a ceiling I replaced and just did not think to insulate as it was open...so at some point I will have insulation blown in. ( was not planning to live there at that time). YOU are amazing
So are you. Beautiful kind words ❤️❤️
Just want to add, as I recently discovered Matt Risinger’s build show. Before you blow in insulation, air seal all your gaps around fixtures and ductwork, etc. You can buy foam sealant works like a caulking gun. Good luck!
You give me energy to do things. It's always like.. If Hannah can build rooms/walls/bathrooms/whatever.. I can clean my apartment/do laundry/sort out stuff. It's sometimes hard to get out of bed, especially when I am having trouble with depressive phases. The good thing is I am very much activated by other people's energy. So your videos are helping me so so much ( like Isabels) ❤️
Like my husband and I say to each other, "watch a youtube video before you start something." Good luck, it's all a learning curve.
You dont have to take off the paper just turn the insulation around and leave the paper facing out.
Exactly what I was thinking. Maybe because she put the plastic up and that’s a barrier? I’m like nooooo I think she’s doing it wrong again and I feel so bad!
I think it was because if you have both layers of plastic it will mold between them
No it doesn't hurt to have the paper and plastic on the same side that's the way they did it when we built our house 31 yrs ago. The paper is part of the r factor for the insulation so if you take the paper off it reduces the r factor of the insulation.
@@chrishoskins7677 Yes, but having done something rather similar myself after asking an old mate who was an insulator for help. I dont believe you can just flip it around with both layers of barrier together as moisture would form between the insulations back layer and the plastic sheeting causing mold. To fix it we had to take down and completely re-do the wall, thankfully only one but im assuming that Hannah probably didn’t want to do that for everything as she would have had much more work therefore the insulation as you’ve said could possibly be slightly less efficient than it would have been but made the job more efficient in terms of manual labour. Could be misinformed but either way hopefully it wont make any noticeable different to her heat it would be a right shame!
No, and she actually states this in her last two videos. She KNOWS that she only needs one outer layer and as opposed to tearing EVERYTHING down, she was tripping over it as it was ffs, then she just peeled the one against the wall off, left the interior plastic attached along the bottom, restuffed the now bare insulation back up then the plastic barrier stapled back in, THEN her walls again. It, is done, RIGHT and will do just fine. Wow, sometimes I wonder if we all watch the same videos, lol.
A campfire with a Christmas tree 🎄 love it!
The theme is chaotic good and that’s why we all come back.
This video was magical, straight out of a fairytale.
Thank you for inspiring me to move to the cabins in the woods
Happy Holidays Hannah!!! 🎄It’s so crazy that I remember watching your christmas videos from last year!
the bonfire scenes were like the best most wholesome reality television ive ever seen
I admire and appreciate your attempt at not swearing and I think it’ll be good for views too! I know I’ll definitely recommend your channel to more people that are sensitive to language. I prefer no bad language but I thoroughly enjoy your personality and videos so much that I make an exception, and I don’t often do that, so you should feel pretty special!
You are so much fun, Hannah, and hard working too! Amazing how you are able to pull things together and have them looking great. You'll get it done soon, we all can't wait to see the finished layouts. Good luck with the new stove! 😎😊
i think the new quality of filming is nice but it was always super nice seeing all the trees and surroundings and now it’s all quite blurred out , love your videos though :)
All you had to do was turn it around the brown paper was to stay on and you wouldn’t need the plastic but what is done is done looking good ♥️♥️‼️‼️
What is the purpose of paper backing on insulation?
Kraft-faced insulation includes a paper vapor retarder, which helps prevent mold and mildew. Kraft-faced insulation should be installed in exterior walls, exterior basement walls, and attic ceilings by pressing the product into the wall cavity with the paper side facing outward, towards the installer.
If you are installing kraft faced insulation in the attic that has none you don't want the paper side toward you. In this case the paper side should go down against whatever the material is on the ceiling. :-)
Your cabin is so warm and cozy
Hannah in the snow and working in music, that's just so entertaining and beautiful❤💜
clear vinyl is something to think about for your sunroom, that is what is used in Florida and it stands up to the Fl sun for several years, should last you twice as long up there.
I love the snow creaking under your boots.
Great video, as always. Got Walter all spiffy looking again. Your wall revision went pretty well. Mums the word and soon no one will remember the insulation had to be redone (our little secret).👍. Nice decor for the bonfire. And party games too. Good weatherization project on the porch. New stove coming soon? Glad to see Matt on the mend. Stay well Hannah.
So good to see you! I missed you.
Wow, I'm so impressed with how much you got done. Your work ethic is so strong! Go Hannah!
You’re a PROFESSIONAL Christmas tree light hanger! You hung the lights on the tree out by the campfire so good it looks like a professional did it so beautiful please give us a tutorial on how you did it! For real!
the camera quality takes these videos to another level of realness & i love it
Heya Hannah! I just wanted to say it gives me always sparks of joy when I see that you uploaded a new video
most of my life was a mistake and I'm glad I don't have to re-do everything. You can do it Hannah!
You work hard and that’s what counts. Mistakes happen to everyone. And thanks so much for your “no swear” efforts!! Much appreciated!!!!
the thing I'm most jealous of is the utter silence. I'm so exhausted by the noise of everyday life.
Oh the winter vibes and the cozy feels ❤😍
The only positive about Winter is Snow 🥰 x.x
Can we just appreciate ay 2:43 Hannah’s cabin and garden looks like a Bob Ross painting and I’m 1000% here for it 😍😍 so gorgeous!!! 😩
the little silent disco y’all had was my favorite thing ever lol 🕺 🎧 it was like watching real life sims in a gathering 😅
So much fun to see people just being happy. We need so much of that right now. Just let it all go and enjoy life to the fullest. If it takes a little brew to start the cycle so be it.
Don't take the paper off! Just turn it around with the paper on the outside!!!😒😳💕
Hannah, I just love how you just dive into your projects and hope for best and getting it done. But sometimes doing a little research before hand or even reading instructions can save you. Still, you made it look easy and it was so fun to watch. My friend and I were bouncing on the couch trying to tell you to just reverse the insulation as if we were there . I would never attempt your bigger projects but you inspired us to put lights all over outside. Took all day but proud.
It’s your singing and dancing for me ur a whole mood girl
I have a screened in front porch, and I have to put plastic up every year. Just using staples isn't going to work, you need to use cardboard strips or wooden strips, or the wind will rip the hell out of it!
If you want to keep your heat going put split logs in there during the day and whole logs at night the key is to not let it go out during the night then when you get up in the morning all you need to do is add paper or the split logs in eventually you will get a nice fire going also remember to get those ashes out and keep your vent area clean :) The glowing embers is what helps keep the fires going :) Wanted to give you a few tips so you weren't having to do that every morning you can just stoke the fire.
My preference with a fireplace is to cover hot embers at night with ashes (not too deep). They stay hot all night. In the morning add some small wood to start it up and you've got a roaring fire in about 2 minutes. Is that practical with a wood stove?
@@imagrasshopper9510 The amount of ash left in the stove after burning wood is dependent on the type of wood you use. Temperature is also another factor that plays into this. The higher the temperature you require, the more likely you will have to clean out the ash. During the winter seasons, you must clean out excess ash from the woodstove. As it gets warmer, you will most likely not pay much attention to the heating in your home. It is easy to leave behind a layer of ash in the stove. After all, it is beneficial for lighting fires quickly and for efficiency reasons. Unfortunately, ash does come with its downsides. Ash is an acidic residue. It is efficient in drawing out moisture too. If we combine these two pieces, it can wreak havoc on the inside of your wood stove. If you have too much ash that hits the bottom of your grate, it can cause premature burnouts. Hot embers can burn for several days. At worst, you can have an unwanted fire. To leave a wood-burning stove burning overnight, you have to take several safety precautions. You first have to ensure that there is adequate maintenance on your chimney. The chimney must be swept at least once a year. Additionally, make sure there are not any flammable objects near the stove. So truely it kinda already has itself set up that way in the end with ash that is around it . :)
Hannah coming through and keeping me from my anxiety attacks. thank you so much for sharing these whimsical moments with us
You should nail slats over the stapled areas. Otherwise the wind can rip your plastic off.
YES ! a new stove ! I think I have said it in one of my comment long time ago that first thing you should do it to remove that old none efficient stove from your cabine !!! OH ! I just can't wait to see the new one in place, you will save soo much wood and enjoy it a lot more. Can't wait to see the video you will be putting the stove in. YES !!!!
i've been watching you since before you bought the land and cabins. you've come so far. i'm very proud of you
Me too 🙂 x x
I thought she ripped the paper off because she would have needed to remove all the wall panels to take the plastic down. Obviously it would have been easier to put the insulation in the right way to begin with, but the plastic was already up at this point. Does it really matter which vapor barrier she kept?
Yes. This.
This - plus people keep ignoring that all of her other insulation was paperless. So she was basically just making it consistent with the other regular insulation she was using. Seems fair enough to me.
To keep both, would mean mould. This is why she needed to correct it or she just would have left it. The barrier, sadly, was supposed to be on the outside. But it’s ok now, this Wil have the intended effect, yayy!
To remove those rocks you should have laid down an old cloth put some rocks on it and dragged them across the room to the door then lowered them down to another old rug and dragged them to where you wanted them stored. Less impact on your back.
I would have put clear acrylic sheets on the windows. They’re thick like glass and can be screwed in and taken out easily.
How about putting plastic up where the wood pile is, so snow doesnt blow onto the wood pile ? Right where you put the plastic on the screens, And put it on some of your inside windows, to keep the cold out.....Just a thought.
Find pine knots, a little goes along way when starting a fire. No Kenneling needed.
okay the bonfire part is SO CUTE
I need a chill friend group like this
you did just fine its upstairs and its insulated more than it was and heat rises so if you put stove downstairs it will all come out in the wash/warsh depending what neck of the woods ppl are from
hey dude, you freakin' rock and i know you probably get a bunch of people always telling you what to do, but i hope that you only ever listen to your heart cause the energy that comes from it is kick ass! Your videos inspire me constantly and it just reminds me that im capable of so much life. You got this. Sending love from the East Coast
You are the most perfect person. Living real and easy. Celebrate your life as you do!
A cozy cabin a warm fire and the love of a good man, sounds like heaven to me.
Wow Hannah, I am impressed, no way I would have redone that work. You should be proud of yourself. Happy Holidays!
@@frankmangan2113 doesn't take much for you to leave an unnecessary mean comment.
The walls look perfect after fixing an honest mistake! So happy for you to have an evening around a bonfire, w/your sister & friends!
love the matching kindling gathering outfits 14:30
11:17 Didn't see that coming...... 😂
Why not just turn the insulation around, fluffy side out?
That is what I thought. Why do you have to remove the paper backing?
Makes no sense
@@wildflowerwind6941 you dont remove it, it's there for a reason. All she had to do was reverse it
@@olivert199 I know that is what I am saying. I don't understand why she had to remove the paper.
I was thinking the same thing. The plastic doesn't breathe like paper does. Plastic won't soak up water and seems like a breeding ground for mold!
You put the fuzzy side towards the inside wall and leave the paper on .
No, and she actually states this in her last two videos. She KNOWS that she only needs one outer layer and as opposed to tearing EVERYTHING down, she was tripping over it as it was ffs, then she just peeled the one against the wall off, left the interior plastic attached along the bottom, restuffed the now bare insulation back up then the plastic barrier stapled back in, THEN her walls again. It, is done, RIGHT and will do just fine. Wow, sometimes I wonder if we all watch the same videos, lol.
14:26 You and Matt picking sticks in 19th century chimney sweep attire 😂😂😂 GOD! I LOVE YOU TWO 🥰❤️
Having plexiglass cut to fit the porch windows would be good for winter. Those games are hilarious.
You are by far one of my favourite TH-camrs! Your videos always tend bring me into a good mood and calm down my anxiety 💗 thank you hannah!
So many people have anxiety. What is going on? And these living in nature videos really help.
I think Hannah will be many other people's favourite TH-camrs too 🥰 Sorry you suffer with anxiety. It's not pleasant.. Take it easy x.x
What ever happened to the Range Rover?
the music in this one really HITS
Love a Sunday morning video from Hannah.