Hi, I would HIGHLY recommend you buy a carbon bed mat. Nothing beats grounding all night long. I have cured my mom and two other elderly relatives of arthritis with getting them set up sleeping on a fitted carbon bed mat and carbon pillow cover. Don't get the silver threaded products as they oxidize/corrode and lose conductivity from body oils and detergents.

Happy to be a part of the process

Looks great ❤

I have a 9 foot antenna on the south end of my garden and have had excellent results since I installed it.

Praying for quick recovery!!

Praying for a good recovery! Glad things are going well. ❤

Close it in you will never kill a deer like that

The best test is have a control and let it run with verifiable statistical testing.

Thanks for the video! ❤

You do so much for your family and friends. Let them do this for you.

All will be well.❤

GREAT VIDEO! I subscribed right after i watched the video! ❤🐓

Just wow! Amazing find.

Nice!

What kind grout and mortar did you use? Refractory Cement!

I'm definately not moving to California, I bet the dust would be dustier!

Good Job👍

Those wide pine shavings work really good, but it cost $20 here, and you need a second to sprinkle on top of poop 💩, I'm testing out hey right now, and no stench, it seems to be working. I designed and built my own coop, mine is a lot easier to clean, I can also stand up in mine, we have the same taste in color, I also put up a clean up video, that's where I put in hay to test.

Can weasels get through that 2x3 wire?

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You had me at...... {I'm trying to talk here), if not before!!! Just got here and did all the U-tubie things there are to do!!!!!!!!!😊👋♥♥♥♥ I LOVE the coop/run setup, but I would want larger run for mine, even when not needed, LOL!!! IF you want to keep the chickens/AKA their poop off of the nesting boxes, Run the lid at a little steeper of an angle to the wall and extend it over any flat surface present, and then make it slippery smooth, either by sanding and painting or by adding Formica or linoleum or tile, etc., so the chickens cannot land and/or STAY of the surface. You could add on a piece of the mesh you used for the inside or similar wire mesh, cut 2 pieces about 12 inches wide and the length of the separating partition of the mesh covered window/wall, attaching it about 9" up the wire from the wall and attach bottom to edge of wall, doing so on both sides of the coop. You could even use nail tacks and any kind of string zigging and zagging to and fro from tack thru the wire mesh in some kind of macramé or any way that the chickens can't or wouldn't want to land there, of course with can't land working the best!!!

Looks like you did good job on the chicken coop

$400 Great job on the cinder blocks!!!

I really enjoyed your video good job 👍🏽

You provide a lot of useful information and in detail. Thank you

You spdnt $2500 on a coop? Whaaaaaa!!!!! Hummm too much

You did a great job on your coop❤

I'm the complete opposite, I'm not cheap at all 😂, but it's because I'm on a tropical island, I'm not on the mainland where I can get good deals on materials. We have something in common, the color of our coop, similar super smart predator and crazy ideas 💡. I have mongoose, they are day predators and super smart and sneaky, they were coming in through my automatic chicken door 😂, never killed a chicken, but stole eggs 🥚 one at a time...I have a lot more cement in my coop 😂

A idea for a mobile coupe build something like this on a camper frame...

Is it possible to make plans available for your chicken coop?

Good info. Thanks

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Those woodstove top fans are next to useless. Look at how how much air they are rated to move and compare that to an electric fan. Even when it's running as fast as it can you can't feel anything more than a couple feet away.

How do you keep it dry?

brass and titanium are non magnetic also

I leave two ceiling fans on low in the winter direction and they move my wood cook stove heat throughout the place. They make fans that mount on the top corner of doors to move the air between rooms or down a hallway.

What people just don't get is that good skillets whether cast iron, carbon steel, or good stainless steel (i.e all clad style) all work to be pretty well non-stick when you heat the pan properly. The molecules in the metal swell up when heated to make a more slick surface. When you don't pre-heat for long enough you get stickage. In this era of the non-stick pans people have forgotten how to use skillets properly. I kicked all my non-stick as well as my microwave to the curb 20 years ago and happy for it. As Alton Brown said in Good Eats...the pan heats alone!

Thanks Ted Cruz :)

unless its nearly red hot it wont crack a pan to pour cold water on it, it wont clean as well though especially if there was any oil in the pan

You can use mineral oil as it does not go rancid. I find that the hot water makes the skillet hot enough that a wipe with paper towel saves returning it to the burner. Then the same instructions you gave. Thanks for sharing. Many folks are afraid of cast iron because they think it is to muck work. I threw away all my non-stick pans long ago. Cheers!

Thanks for sharing! Can't wait to start the garden this year!

Then put it in the dishwasher right?? Just kidding haha

If youre in an area of people who need wood to heat their home but dont have the equipment, man power, or skill do cut the wood they might buy from you too! (Ex: elderly, ill, or lazy!)

Thanks for sharing!

Very eye opening

Another thing that works well is to move to the tropics.

A low standing fan at the end of a hallway blowing circulates an amazing amount of hot air down the hallway