The only mold issues I've experienced happened during the drying time when drying conditions were not ideal. When weather is too cool or too damp/humid, the mixture does not dry well, providing the opportunity & time for mold to potentially grow. You can kill or retard the mold growth with white distilled vinegar, but the best thing is just for everything to get thoroughly dry.

Those are the Strong's numbers. You see them in the KJV+ version which is freely downloadable from E-Sword.

@@MiltonMudburn ty!! Yes, I figured this out when I clicked on the “Compare” button.. just left of “Parallel” - at least in my version 🤔.. now aNother 🙋‍♀️ question.. How do I pull up more than just 1 verse at a time.. like a whole chapter (Genesis 1, for example)..? 💜💜🕊💜💜

​@@kerrinmcnaughton1225 You can select any chapter you want, and it is displayed in the "Bibles" window (below the tabs for the different versions you have available). When you click on a link to a specific verse, E-Sword opens the whole chapter with that verse highlighted so you can see the context by scrolling up or down.

@@MiltonMudburn Perfection!! God bless you for your Prompt!! Rescue!! :D

Before I built with straw, I had the same question, especially about termites. The straw attracts no more wee beasties than other building materials, and termites don't eat straw - it's not composed of the cellulose they like.

The R-value for straw walls increases with the thickness of the walls. Straw bales are 18" thick, nearly 5 times thicker than a 2x4 wall packed with slip straw. So, there is no way for a thinner wall to insulate like a thicker straw bale wall. I don't know how slip straw as insulation compares to other forms of insulation.

@@MiltonMudburn thanks so much

I took off the form as soon as I finished packing in the form above it. You can "slip" two sets of forms up the wall that way.

@@MiltonMudburn That's cool. Curious how much this stuff weighs. Considering it for inside a step van. The walls would only be an inch or 2 thick. Wondering how it would work. Exterior walls are made of aluminum and then there are aluminum ribs so it seems like I can do something similar to what you did in the video. R value seems low though for only a wall that's going to be an inch and a half thick. Would get better r value with that poly stuff but I don't like it. Hemp and wool look pretty good too but expensive. I like the idea of making something. Just don't know if it would offer much insulation in this case.

I had fiberglass blown in. There is 10" of insulation in the main part of the house and 6" in the kitchen, mudroom, laundry room, and guest room ceilings.

You are welcome, Michael! I am glad that the presentation/teaching was helpful for you. God bless!

Someone created them, and I have those modules.

The floors have aged and worn very well. I haven't had to reapply oil, although I've thought about doing so, not because they need it but because it might be a good thing to do.

Classic commentaries - Matthew Henry, Adam Clarke, John Wesley, etc.

The timber frame is 36' x 26'. The whole house with porches is about 56' x 46'.

You can peruse different translations online at Bible Gateway or other sites before you download modules for E-Sword.

Milton M...Thank you but this looks really complicating, trying to use E-Sword.

That's a silly notion. Packed straw sealed in place with clay and covered with over 1/2" of clay plaster on both sides will not burn easily. It would take a lot of effort to burn it.

@@MiltonMudburn that's funny someone has a similar tag as me? I built a Double Wattle clay slip straw hut - 12 foot walls. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eYa0g3mieZeIq7M

Technical Items You really can’t convert it to two lever controls.

Thanks for the reply. Is the reason that it can’t be converted due to a certain valve body design? Or just possibly the joystick stand and levers need to found in a salvage yard? I’m more familiar with John Deere and Case. Thanks

Try this one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pInbZ3usqZelY7s