In case no one has mentioned it: the floors are most likely soaped floors. It‘s the traditional flooring treatment common in many places. They WILL last, and last beautifully if you take care of them with floor soap (it‘s easy by the way) Please consider not doing the linseed oil and continue the soap treatment. (We have soaped floors and they are wonderful)
@breadman50484 күн бұрын
this is a damn good review very fair
@sidlonesome5 күн бұрын
Bro can we use only bentonite clay , and it is necessary to use kaolin clay??
@theNamesPhillip3 күн бұрын
You can but bentonite clay is typically quite rough and grainy. If you were going to choose one, I would choose kaolin
@lionire6 күн бұрын
I use regular hairspray for my hair and I have to wash them every single day with shampoo and conditioner because of it. What about your homemade clay, do you need to wash your hair with shampoo every day as well ? Thank you and thanks for the time you spent sharing your ideas through your videos !
@theNamesPhillip5 күн бұрын
Yes I would recommend it but it isn’t 100% necessary if you get lazy like I do 😁
@NeuroScientician6 күн бұрын
You need a decent sauna.
@theNamesPhillip5 күн бұрын
I fully agree 😂
@thegarage457013 күн бұрын
Barefoot and zero drop aren’t really competing with each other. Barefoot allows for foot strengthening and achilles lengthening, to where it should be naturally. Zero drop kinda only accommodates the achilles issue. Having zero drop, but 20+mm stack height, isn’t correcting for poor foot health due to the shoe industry lies. TLDR: barefoot is MUCH better than zero drop for your foot mechanics. Just transition properly for “your” feet.
@stephencrowther52413 күн бұрын
I wondered when this would occur to you……
@DeePat-gd5so19 күн бұрын
I have Altra max cushion. Next shoe will be altra medium cushion as a transition then topo minimal cushion. If it all goes well i will try xero neo prio then tyr drop zero then vivo primus lite. I am 40 with bad knees so im gonna go super slow with it
@theNamesPhillip5 күн бұрын
Good idea, I actually had to take a step back from even altras because I had issues from going barefoot too fast. Going slow is the best thing you can do! Good luck 😁
@theachieversnetwork19 күн бұрын
Best decision I have made was going to a barefoot shoe, been wearing the Hykes Escapes and love them, soo comfy and my feet feel so good. Feel like I have been lied to all these years with regular shoes and Never going back to regular shoes.
@irateoverlord.theresa132423 күн бұрын
Phillip, you could try Osmo for the flooring ❤
@theNamesPhillip5 күн бұрын
I’ve heard quite a few people recommend this so I’ll check them out. Right now, Merja has made some linseed oil soap and we plan to soap treat the floors the good old Scandinavian way 😁
@Josegomez-xr8du23 күн бұрын
What about the hold?
@theNamesPhillip5 күн бұрын
I find it holds a lot better than other products, the downside being it is a little more difficult to get off the hands. It isn’t too bad for washing out of the hair but a little more difficult than products that use alcohols and water
@rosykatzCATS24 күн бұрын
Amazon has cat beds that are electric warming ones
@joycehennequin846925 күн бұрын
Such a BEAUTIFUL house,l love it.
@BuckleGeoffrey25 күн бұрын
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@bobdouglas619326 күн бұрын
Nice to hear that the Tree felling company are so responsive. Having lived in several forest's in northern Europe you can & will see things re-grow, it may be worth a limited survey of your own forest to check to see it's healthy, trees are a long term cash crop & commercial companies loathed to spend money on unnecessary work, I think you are good for the next 50 years. Cheers.
@bobdouglas619326 күн бұрын
If I was younger I'd be envious of your purchase, you sound ill researched concerning living in through a Scandinavian winter. Not withstanding and more experience in DIY would serve you well, good luck.
@ToCoKe-g5s26 күн бұрын
Stress and fear is one of the most common things in Sweden witch lead to depression and burn out.
@ToCoKe-g5s26 күн бұрын
This is why they sold you the house... Kalhygge is something they know about in advance. Now look out for bugs witch eat the wood that's chopped down so they don't get into your house as well
@ToCoKe-g5s26 күн бұрын
Are you sure you want to move to Sweden....? It's not easy even if it may look idílic on KZbin
@theNamesPhillip26 күн бұрын
I’ve lived here 5 years and I’m able to speak the language to an ok degree. I think I’m sure 😂
@kavakaltıkazçiftliği29 күн бұрын
ormanın içinde ev çok güzel fakat benim dayanamayacağım kadar soğuk. yaşadığım yerde kışın ortalama sıcaklık 16 derece.
@jelle_smidАй бұрын
If one would buy a house/farm in sweden that has a few hectares of forest, without having any knowledge and ambition to manage that, could one give the forest rights to a management company or something that would take over all wood production in exchage for a fee or something? Basically renting the land out? Anybody have any knowledge on this?
@theNamesPhillip5 күн бұрын
I’m sure that is possible but I have no experience of this.
@poledra1980Ай бұрын
If your “luftvärmepump” is not effectively heating the house, try vacuuming the filters on the indoor units! It can make a 20C difference!
@theNamesPhillip5 күн бұрын
Thanks! I have done that but I think it is just generally accepted that they aren’t great below -15°c 😁
@sherjang4538Ай бұрын
Hey Phillip, how could I adjust the ratio if I’d like a smoother texture, should I increase the shea butter by the amount I reduce the kaolin clay?
@theNamesPhillip5 күн бұрын
You could try even removing the bentonite because it is naturally rougher and yes substituting shea butter. If you don’t live in a warm area, you could even add a little more coconut oil
@johnshepherd3021Ай бұрын
i concur with bobnh regarding apple trees. i've about 400 apple trees here along shore of lake michigan, usa. your trees are good sized, certainly compared to trees grown in uk or usa for that matter. they appear to be standard rootstock. smaller trees on less than standard rootstock will not perform well in your climate zone 4. also, apple trees will take quite a while to come into their own (10 years plus) on standard rootstock in zone 4. you can learn all about this of course via internet. please seek some professional advise before cutting the trees down. Love your videos and best wishes for a great life in beautiful Sweden.
@suewarman9287Ай бұрын
What's wrong with insulated flues going from your stove up through the chimney?
@theNamesPhillip5 күн бұрын
There is a 1meter hole in it 😂
@mariaengfors6723Ай бұрын
If forest is mainly monoculture it will most likely be taken down at one point. There are also advantages with getting more sun, you will see more low growth in the summer, less mosquitos and more bees/bumblebees and butterflies.
@Ikeda33334Ай бұрын
So, if I got this corectly... You can buy lots of forest land to build your dream house on it and they still can come to your land and chop your dream off??? Please please corect me that I'm wrong.. If that is the case, I'm really sad about it and feel you brother...
@Ikeda33334Ай бұрын
I just want to say... If you bought it, it is yours, not company propherty, right? For example, what would happen if you put fence around it? Or at least, they should pay you for taking out your nature resources from your land. This is unimagineuble for me.. If they keep using your land and your goods from Your land, whats the point of buying it?
@theNamesPhillip5 күн бұрын
The forest is theirs so they have the right to take it down but even if you own forest, you have an obligation to cut down trees and maintain the area.
@matshjalmarsson3008Ай бұрын
I bet you have tons of yars with Raspberry Jam now, or perhaps the bushes will start growing next year, either way, that's the upside of deforesting, Raspberry bushes will start growing like crazy
@matshjalmarsson3008Ай бұрын
What you typically do is plant lots of trees, and then cut down some of them to use as firewood and leave the rest of the trees to thrive and eventually become timber. It souds a bit pricey to me, but those things depends a lot on the location, my first house in Blekinge 150 sqm plus three sheds cost me SEK 700k
@ollebrandtАй бұрын
Thanks, Phillip for a very inspiring video! The ceiling/Roof of the "Shed" looks in good condition and newly rebuild... But the "attic" seems to be somewhat crowded with different derelicts
@flying5145Ай бұрын
Did you notice a change in energy levels? I am always so nervous to go bare foot as i have been in a few crashes from motor racing and broken them in a few places in a nasty 120mph off. I say this so you can imagine how busted up they are and i am very self conscious about them. I have been looking into it and it seems there are different types of responders, like say a medication some people get much better results compared to the other individual who seems some to none. I best just crack on as the nice weather here in the UK won't last forever!
@theNamesPhillip5 күн бұрын
I think I did but I think it was more to do with my reduced stress levels and a balanced nervous system. It is very difficult to attribute increased energy with grounding unfortunately. Medicine will always have a quieter and more noticeable effect so you should make your own decision based one that. Hope you’re doing well!
@remonaveen6507Ай бұрын
Bro..the quantity you suggested can give strong hold ?. becoz i have thin hair
@theNamesPhillip5 күн бұрын
Yep it has great hold
@Naito31Ай бұрын
Absolutely banger animation and humorous presentation! Would love to see more of these
@theNamesPhillipАй бұрын
Thanks so much! 😁
@marywalker2896Ай бұрын
Why have you not been posting???where are and how are you all doing???
@theNamesPhillipАй бұрын
Hey Mary! Thanks for commenting, I have been very all over the place with some health issues, stress, and other things. I’ve just recorded a little update video about what’s been going on and what my plans are soon. I just need to edit it 😊 other than that, we are fine and making the most of the weather where possible. Thanks for catching up and I hope you are doing fantastic!
@marywalker2896Ай бұрын
Fill the rooms up with children lol
@IAmSherry12Ай бұрын
I'd like to see the community that your home is near. I'd like to know how far you are from any sort of civilization and I'd love to see the town. I love little towns in Europe and Scandinavia and NOT America LOL
@theNamesPhillipАй бұрын
Great ideas I’d love to show that! I have to say I’m a sucker for small towns in America after watching Twin Peaks 😁
@IAmSherry12Ай бұрын
@@theNamesPhillip Small towns in New England are charming. Small towns in the central and southern US are typically run-down and unappetizing in every way. I can't answer to small towns on the West Coast, but I've heard there are lots of charming places out there. Your place is idyllic!
@nomchenikoloski7729Ай бұрын
❤😊😊
@kaynejk9629Ай бұрын
Would love to see your recipes for soaps and deos etc
@JohnCross-rz5uqАй бұрын
!!! Did you got the permission ? "Alla kan publicera zonkartan, men alla måste inhämta tillstånd först, och för kommersiella verksamheter är det även förenat med en liten kostnad (se prislistan nedan). Riksförbundet Svensk Trädgårds zonkarta och detaljkartor är skyddade enligt Lagen om upphovsrätt och tillstånd ska alltid, oavsett tänkt publicering, inhämtas från Riksförbundet Svensk Trädgård." Anyone can publish the zoning map, but everyone must obtain permission first, and for commercial businesses it is also associated with a small cost (see price list below). Riksförbundet Svensk Trädgård's zone map and detailed maps are protected according to the Act on copyright and permission must always, regardless of intended publication, be obtained from Riksförbundet Svensk Trädgård
@GingerRapunzelАй бұрын
Made this for my husband. Let see what he says 🎉
@remonaveen6507Ай бұрын
What did he said
@Y0UTUBEADMINАй бұрын
He’s bald now 🙈
@GingerRapunzelАй бұрын
@@Y0UTUBEADMIN he really likes it, but he says that’s it’s a little bit more sticky that he would prefer. He would like a thinner one.
@davidwelty9763Ай бұрын
I’m confused, does the heat pump not work and is that why the room is so cold in winter?
@theNamesPhillipАй бұрын
We have 2 heat pumps and they both work but a little problem is that they are terribly inefficient at really cold temperatures (-15°c). That room is not insulated, the other rooms are a little better insulated but not great in any way. The attic insulation is sawdust so we need to replace it with rock wool
@hanzonАй бұрын
I can't understand why you are so cold indoors, you have a heat pump..you don't use it and it's just a matter of putting some wood in the stove to get warm. Minimum inhos should be +20C
@theNamesPhillipАй бұрын
Both of the heat pumps were on full blast but they don’t work below -15°. The chimneys are out of function, we can’t use them until they are repaired. The insulation is sawdust which isn’t great and a lot of air gets into the house
@ismotjahan9769Ай бұрын
Tysm for sharing
@ecomarlee2 ай бұрын
Climate change fire storms are impossible to stop. These days living too close to Forrest's is risky.
@theNamesPhillipАй бұрын
I love this type of environment personally and it energises me in ways that other places can’t. There are risks everywhere you go but I guess I value it enough to take it.😊
@daniellelindgren20992 ай бұрын
Exactly what I was looking for
@kermit31552 ай бұрын
There is a big difference Between a natural grown forest and a plantain. I hate plantains
@cceevv67452 ай бұрын
I sincerely recommend you not to apply for a loan guarantee or loan from SEB. It is so troublesome. I am a customer of SEB. My salary is deposited into SEB's account every month. I sent to them my latest pay slip and work contract. SEB even asked for a proof of employment and other documents. After applying for a loan promise from another bank smoothly, I went to SEB to discuss a loan. They asked me to apply for a loan promise from SEB again. What kind of logic is this? I didn't care about the bad service daily, but I didn't expect the loan application to be like this. I plan to transfer my bank account and stop doing business with it. I remind you who have just come to Sweden that if the immigration agency commissioned by the company recommends SEB, don't use it. Many people I know who used SEB when they first came to Sweden stopped using SEB after experiencing the house purchase. I hope everyone will not take detours.
@midnightchannel1112 ай бұрын
Oh, no... I'm so sorry. Hqppened to my cousins, too, in cabin in the Colorado mountains. When those pines burned down, my cousins were left, like you, living surrounded by stumps (charred stumps in their case). But the forest grew back within ten years... Colorado pines do have cones that germinate only after fires, so regrowth was kind of guaranteed. In your case they were cut, still, surly reseeding will be done...
@theNamesPhillip2 ай бұрын
Im glad they’re ok, that would be terrifying! Wow I didn’t know that, that’s incredible! Yep they said they will begin replanting in spring 2025 😁
@Doc_Elijah2 ай бұрын
Thank you for the information, you have helped educate me a bit before I make my choice (:
@NeilBernardo-z1u2 ай бұрын
Hi Philip. You have great topics here about Swedish nature, life, and well-being. I absolutely love the Swedish people and culture. - (Neil from San Francisco)