At least the cleaning means lots of content. It’s going to be beautiful!

Let some air out of the tires..

Tired, but safely home... Good luck with the mover and to put all your stuff in the cantina, of YOUR OWN WONDERfUL HOME. ✨🎶🎵

Love your story and adventure

I like that you both have your gps/map on when driving. We also do that 😂

What you found is the not very common Italian 16 A socket (P17 I think). Most Italian sockets are dual 10/16 A types P17/11 (the smaller ones in the cantina, next to the one you actually used). There's also a combined 10 A/Schuko socket (P30) that looks almost like a Schuko socket except for the earth pin hole in the middle and then there's the "universale" that takes both Italian plugs and Schuko but is slightly unsafe with Schuko plugs because you could touch exposed metal on the pins if the plug isn't all the way in. 10 A plugs have the same pin spacing as Schuko (German) plugs but thinner pins, 16 A plugs have the same pin diametre but wider spacing. I believe the original idea was that 10 A sockets were for lights only and lights were on unmetered supplies, only the power circuits were on a meter. Different plugs were used so you couldn't plug big appliances into the lighting circuit. As far as I know it's perfectly acceptable to go all Schuko in Italy but the best compromise is probably 10 A/Schuko as 16 A plugs are fairly rare and can be replaced with Schuko if you do get any. One thing to note though is that Italian sockets and switches are shockingly expensive in my experience, so ordering round back boxes, switches and sockets from Germany or Austria might actually be cheaper than buying locally. The only downside is that Italy uses all stranded wiring and German accessories are almost always designed for solid wires only, so make sure you order the version with screw terminals rather than push-in.

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Wow you have been busy, but you made it back and now it all begins. I can only hope that you are going to be having a wonderful start to the next phase of your journey and I will definitely be watching for your next video. Take care, greetings from Cape Town.👍❤️

I really enjoy your music accompanying your videos. Great lyrics too. You've embarked on quite an adventure in taking on Italy. The country is not as good as it was 50 years ago and we would never go back to live there again today, despite having relatives still there.

So glad you're both well and safe! 😮 Congratulations on your new home in Italy! Sure you'll both make it a very lovely, comfy and unique home, and cook and enjoy lots of delicious meals there. Ciao, Rigazzi! 😅

Filming people without permission is a low vibe move, to put it midly. Not nice.

You guys are my heroes. Wish I had the guts to do what you have already done. It's going to be beautiful 🎉🎉🎉🎉

Dat komt helemaal goed! :-)

I love you guys stay strong and positive i believe this house will turn out in gorgeous home it is going to take some time but be patience i love to watching you keep recording please. I keep searching for your next video

Noticed all the rubbish is still there ☹️ 🤦🏼‍♀️

Lovely music you make ❤

Wow, I wouldn't wish these scenarios water/hydro/phone/identification/travel/moving on anyone, what a bunch of red tape, but you guys are warriors, before we/utube know it, you'll be settled in and finding a new project, just kidding, congratulations on accomplishing all that logistical stuff, now the real work begins.

It’s so hard to see through the mess to see the light at the end of the tunnel but your property will be beautiful! I’ll be following along to see your journey.

Wow! I look forward to following your journey.

This old man is a hoarder.....

Isn't there a possibility to rent an enormous container (or 2 or 3) for trash, hire some guys to fill those up and let the trash company pick 'em up? In The Netherlands in works that way, but there must be something like that in Italy as well, right? RIGHT?! Hell of a journey, but it will pay off so much when all the shit is finished. Keep it up!

I am just very proud of you and keep going, small areas at a time... then you will be done, It is a beautiful house, you can already see it. I love watching her and your progress. Andrea

You do have a beautiful house! And you got it at a good price! Fixed and cleaned it would have cost you double, as you said. So clean up inside first, get the mechanicals going; heat, electricity, water; then get yourself living there; then tackle the outside and soon it will be beautiful! Sweat equity!

I agree with the previous comment. Do one thing at a time . Eventually your hard work will pay off. You are not the only dumb foreigners we do the same types of things. You guys are fun to watch. Keep going and being real like you are .

We think you are both doing a great job And look forward to sharing your journey ❤

There will be bumps and disappointments along the way, but the end results will be worth it. Keep positive and don’t sweat the little things. Wishing you luck and an excellent adventure.

We have enjoyed your journey so far. You both are going to make your new home absolutely stunning. Watching from Australia ❤😊🦘💕

You are both doing a fantastic job ❤

Just wondering why this 4 season part of Italy? No airport close-by nor train station and the weather is not much better than the Netherlands. A lot of property & house for the money is maybe the attraction but that you can find anywhere in the same isolated location my 2 cents. Anyway good luck, enjoyed, thanks.

The only way this would be clean up is if it happened prior to purchase.

Ciao ! Vi scrivo dall’Italia, mi dispiace per la vostra situazione! Purtroppo non solo in italia ma come in tutto il mondo (credo) l’acquisto di una casa è sempre un’incognita , dove proprietario e l’agenzia non sono quasi mai onesti da subito sui problemi della casa che vai a guardare e il loro unico interesse è mettersi i soldi in tasca fine ! Questa è la realtà la cosa che avrei fatto sarebbe stato di dirgli al proprietario e all’agenzia visto che non hanno rispettato i tempi ti do 10Mila euro in meno, ma se mi pulisci entro tot giorni come da promessa iniziale te li do a lavoro concluso , ovviamente il tutto fatto davanti al notaio il quale fa da garante a qui vuoi date l’assegno così non ci sono problemi di fiducia o meno !

Hi guys Just discovered your adventure. Good luck 👍. Just a suggestion about fitting your camper in the garage. Try and let some of the air out of the tyers. Then it might fit in Best wishes Rita

I am so sorry guys that you have to go through this i wish i am closed to you so i can help you. Many hellos from Florida USA

You guys are doing amazing job! Good luck with the new home journey!

You will be fine, when it comes to garbage, talk online to the owners of Villa Olivia from the YT channel, they also removed a lot of garbage, ordered waste containers from what I remember, I think it works everywhere in Italy. Good luck

Change the camper wheels out to a set of rims and roll it into the garage.

I think, you took the right decision

It looks a happy end so far, to see the fire place. I hope you will sit there very soon, with a bottle of good wine in a clean cosy home

Obviously the old man has a hoarding disease and you need to have patience with someone like that. You knew it was a hoarders dwelling and someone with that level of items needs help and can not do it themselves. I wish you all the best but you need to tackle it all one step at a time.

The owner must have been a hoarder. 🤬

My family has the same situation with our new (to us) house. So much garbage! So much frustration! But we removed everything a section at a time and then started tackling one room at a time. Seeing the progress today is amazing and worth it. And some jobs can wait until you have the emotional and physical energy.

Realizing you may have already disposed of much of the left items, don't let the the enormity of the clearing job blind you to things you can use or pass onto others who can use. You may even find some "treasures." If they pay for metal recycling in Italy, you may be able to pay for somethings you need or just a nice outing for a meal. For example, IBCs with or without the plastic part (top of plastic part removed) make good storage bins for firewood, etc. Very old wood has qualities you can't find in new wood. You are likely to find pieces of wood that is salvageable, or partially salvagable, that can be used for projects. The grain on old wood is beautiful when finished. Once you've had a moment to relax from the craziness of the move in, you'll be able to focus & see things more clearly.

I didn't know blacks live in Italy until I watched your video. Now, I'll put it on my travel list to visit.

Never close on a house where your final conditions are not met. Especially, never leave access to the seller after closing. Rule #1 of buying. You say your deducting x amount of money for every single day they they delay closing. Watch them actually work.

Hi guys… one thing: more hardship and more trouble gives you more followers 🤓. We sincerely respect all your efforts, it’s mind boggling the amount of work and energy you both put into this “project”. Persevere and we know you’ll succeed… someday… I’m sorry, no tips. Stick to your plans and all will work out in the end. In the meantime this story gives us some amazing en very entertaining images and sound (also HEARING the stress gives an extra dimension to this adventure 😵‍💫). Keep it up, lovely people, and we will be following you ‘till the end… sort of… ❤️

I am very sorry for this bad experience, but the house is beautiful. Clean one area at a time and don’t get angry. Everything will be ok as soon as you find a plumber(idraulico) and an electrician (elettricista)

Im a single parent and im irish and live in America, i bought a house online in the south last year and had a similar experience, after driving for four days i arrived and the place was a disaster and filthy dirty, both myself and my daughter were very upset, we never settled in the property I did many repairs and listed it a year later, it was so exhausting and the whole home had horrible energy, the one tip i would say is take it as it comes and don't try to do everything at once, I'm sure it will be great soon.I hope to buy somewhere in italy someday soon, best of luck

All the very best from Sydney Australia. Your hard work WILL be rewarded! Remember to celebrate every achievement no matter how small. You'll have a beautiful home. Looking forward to coming along on your journey. 😊

I am Italian and generally speaking it's simply a nightmare to deal with Italians ... To his defense I must say is really difficult to make a living in Italy ... so be patient ... You guys got a nice project which in your hands would become a nice property.

Youve told everyone your leaving to go back home. I suggest you find a securty guard to check on the property and also check on squatting laws