Remote Alaskan Off Grid Cabin ||FIRST FIRE IN THE SAUNA||

[@pault1964]

One of the better looking cabins

[@claytona57]

Your projects are coming along very well. Idk if you already thought of it but may I suggest for your sauna that you make either an aluminum box the size of the stovetop or use a large cooking pot filled with Lava Rocks to pour water w/a long handled cup on top of the rocks. 👍🏻

[@diyalaskanlifestyle]

@@claytona57 our next trip up we will bring some rocks up

[@LarryeWhite61]

The 2 Dogs are always so happy @ the cabin.😄

[@diyalaskanlifestyle]

@@LarryeWhite61 yes they are

[@ThomasWalker-p1v]

You two accomplished many task in a short stay at the cabin. I liked the outhouse sign. Enjoy your videos.

[@Offgridtrucker]

I think I will copy your shower sauna/ outhouse idea for my cabin. Very nice.

[@Timr45_70]

Looks like a great trip, a lot of things accomplished. Cant wait to see your next video .

[@freddiek7125]

Oh man this is my ultimate dream living offgrid with a hottub and sauna!

[@larryboschen1287]

That place of yours is so awesome. And I have tools at my cabin, the farm, my truck and at home....and I always have something else I need to finish a project!!

[@ClarenceOlsen-o2g]

Excellent content enjoyed this video,love cabin life.cheers to you guys

[@Catherine1151]

I really enjoy your videos! Content is always top notch. ❤

[@diyalaskanlifestyle]

@@Catherine1151 thank you

[@rfalberti]

Excellent job, guys; the hot tub and sauna are beautiful...

[@katherinemichael8863]

I so enjoy your videos. Everything you accomplish you and your family work so hard

[@MrJsheezie]

Beautiful place y’all Got there.

[@diyalaskanlifestyle]

@@MrJsheezie thank you

[@irule9816]

Love the videos. And the projects.

[@GladysDennis-zk3ky]

Have a safe trip home,love the sauna

[@ronland1821]

Your wife is a trooper.

[@MrMagoo321]

Great work!!!

[@MichaelKilby]

American ingenuity at it best!

[@rudycarlson8245]

Nice sign inside the outhouse!

[@florencecampbell774]

Beautiful place.

[@susanhenderson2322]

Your winters a bit ahead of us ( central BC) but im ready , almost. Interested to see how the log wall holds up in break up.

[@johnb1691]

If that’s spruce you used for the sauna bench seat, you might consider using cotton wood as it is a softer wood and much cooler to sit on.

[@briansornson1303]

Thanks for sharing your Alaska adventures with us. Your channel is my favorite off grid series I watch. Im not sure if you are monetized or not. But you definitely deserve to be paid for your veiws. Keep up the great work.

[@diyalaskanlifestyle]

Yes we are monetized and we make money but not enough to quite working. YET!!!

[@briansornson1303]

@@diyalaskanlifestyle lol. You should do some paid ads. And a few merch items for your fans.

[@TerryWade-xe8os]

Awesome as always

[@tommmarree3689]

I'm about ready to move in !!!!

[@runningwildutah]

You can also use your pump to circulate the water to heat up the hot tub faster instead of having to use the paddle.

[@diyalaskanlifestyle]

@@runningwildutah yes that really helped get the water hot usually when you get in the water on the btm is a few degrees colder then the top and that is with stirring with the paddle

[@CathiePetrasek]

Always things to do, I hope you have some time to sit and enjoy your hard work. I wonder if you store your motorized equipment/ tools in a shed of some kind while not in use?

[@diyalaskanlifestyle]

@@CathiePetrasek I don’t have a shed yet it is coming next summer, for now most stuff is sitting on be of my covered porches

[@shannondaytomasko6691]

When you guys leave the cabin, get some kind of cover; vinyl or wooden cover for your Hot Tub! That way,stuff won't get in it!

[@diyalaskanlifestyle]

@@shannondaytomasko6691 I have everything at the cabin to build an insulated cover I just need to do it. It will be one of my projects this winter

[@shannondaytomasko6691]

@@diyalaskanlifestyle Awesome,very nice property your place is, love the Hot Tub 🤩

[@josephmiele3745]

Starting to come together up there, man, next project you need an out shed to keep all your stuff in gas cans generator, chainsaws all the essentials

[@diyalaskanlifestyle]

Yep that’s next

[@lorenzoizzo100]

Are you going to build stair rails for cabins for slipping safety

[@BudHileman]

How did your erosion control project work? Hopefully you don’t lose any more bank. Keep up the videos, always enjoy your adventures!

[@diyalaskanlifestyle]

Don’t know yet the river has been on the low side we will know this spring after breakup

[@mattvandorp6469]

Love the cabin. You gave me some ideas for my shallow well at my cabin. How deep are you and can you pull water in the winter by allowing it to drain back or does it freeze? I just froze and broke my new well pump last week because I forgot to drain it after filling my holding tank, lesson learned

[@diyalaskanlifestyle]

I have 40’ of pipe in the ground and yes I use it it the winter,sometimes I have to dump hot water to get it to pump

[@mattvandorp6469]

@diyalaskanlifestyle I'm right on the creek and only down 14' but haven't tried pumping with trash pump in winter. My creek has a thermal and doesn't freeze so we have been just dipping buckets but that get old. You can watch my cabin walk around on my channel.

[@n411xbushpilot]

Great trip happy to see you again what type of Barbecue is that

[@diyalaskanlifestyle]

@@n411xbushpilot it is the Traeger Ranger

[@BruceWitcpalek-ws1rh]

You are definitely living the dream 💭 💭!! All the hard work you and your family did up to this point is starting to pay off nicely. I was wondering if you wanna answer this question🤔 is the river. The only access you have to your property or can you make it up there with the ATV? Also, how long of a boat ride is it to your cabin? Thank you in advance, and God bless.

[@diyalaskanlifestyle]

@@BruceWitcpalek-ws1rh 50 min boat ride yes it’s the only access on the summer in the winter we take snowmachines in

[@BruceWitcpalek-ws1rh]

@@diyalaskanlifestyle thank you for answering my question. I am binge watching your episodes as we speak. And love your KZbin channel that I just ran into. God bless.

[@diyalaskanlifestyle]

@@BruceWitcpalek-ws1rh no prob

[@billedgecombe9040]

its a tough life ya lead ,hah !

[@irule9816]

I would have got a roller poured and rolled on the deck. My back could not take using a paint brush.

[@wayneboulware4730]

Today you need a windshield

[@rebeccadominguez4184]

Try a cast iron pot with river rocks for steam in the sauna

[@diyalaskanlifestyle]

He will be bringing rocks up next trip

[@akomni-vr5gt]

You don't want to use river rocks when heated if they have cracks in surface they heat and can explode.

[@ΑΝΑΣΤΑΣΙΑΦΑΚΙΡΗ]

❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@johncorreia9041]

Hey, Jason what did you do, to Daniela that she slap your earring out your ear??

[@russwise1]

😎👍👍

[@tritonjackmam5.681]

so what's the point ov to sauna when you hav the hot tub?? just saying

[@wayneboulware4730]

The generator said it's too cold

[@bradhendrickson7067]

Coming from a FINLANDER.. It’s SOWNA… not SAWNA…. otherwise. beautiful

[@mikebarbacovi9851]

How long a distance do you need to travel up the river from the boat launch?

[@diyalaskanlifestyle]

@@mikebarbacovi9851 it’s about a 50 min boat ride

[@jasongrinnell1986]

How deep did they have to drill and is it good drinking water?

[@diyalaskanlifestyle]

@@jasongrinnell1986 we pounded our own 2” wells they are 40’ deep yes good drinking water

[@frankpohl4377]

Greets again from Hamburg in Germany- from the facility manager. Heathly lifing-life live- JFK Junior said it some days ago- again: 2000 diferend chemicals in US food. (forbitten in the EU) Healthy building is my topic- there are many chemical poisions in house building material. Sauna- culture has its own security rules because you breathe hot humidiy air into the lunges and the skin breathes also. By sweating you sweat stuff out of the body but in the same time the skin can breaths chemicals and transport them in the blood. The biggest danger ist the air- You must close the inside with wood- you must cover the fake insolation with wood. Humidity is in the insolation does not matter if it is rockwool glaswool or plastik wool. In that stuf is also chemical antifire stuff that will lose when its in the near of a heat sorce. The pipe insolation (black) between the logs have cancer producing softmakers in. Heat loses its poison and you will breath that in. In my sport club we take down -demoloshed_ a 10 year "old sauna" it was a high end system from skandinavia- BUT the rock woll was full of fungi total rotten between the wood. Crazy. Fungi has a smal partical that can press between the wood into the sauna. Saunas have to be build traditionell. In the east they use moss between the logs! They regulate the humidity and get dry in the sauna use. Its natural. No chemical. As more wood as better the insolation. Also put big wood slats outside the sauna. Dont use spray foam. Fill gaps with moss or wool! Long therm is the use of the sauna a good thing. But if you dont protect your body from cancer producing softeners in plastic insolations or rockwool chemical you gather all kinds of things in your body. Like the softner in the plastik windows. No where in the EU or east europe you will find a sauna with plastic windows. There is no need for a window. Many have a small extra room like a mudroom to hang the clothes or shange the shoes there is also the shower and a sitting place for 2-4 persons for "the drink after" or food :-) The good thing is that you have enough space in front of the sauna door to create such a "entry change clothes" room. This is also importend to keep the heat in the sauna while you go in and out. I think that this second miniroom would be warm enough because its heated by the sauna heat to. Remember: As more wood- fiber masses is in such a sauna as warmer it will be and as longer the heat will stay.For safty reason: A small air hole in the floor with mice grids and air holes on top could lead some heat into the WCs and fresh air will prefent a lack of oxigene. PS: I would take the plasitc windows out safe them for another building and close that part with much wood. The heights of a sauna the ceiling is also a number. Als lower it is as better the heat turbulences. If you sit in the bench you will enjoy the heat under the ceiling. Heat rises to the top. Consider to change the heights of the sauna room for a better feeling. And let the dogs wear a ski- glas for cold wind protection. Love Frank

[@racervx54]

gap on those plugs are huge

[@АлександрГончаров-с6г]

Надо в сауне положить камни на печь

[@mortenmyhrmoen7592]

🇳🇴👍👍

[@irule9816]

I lived in Alaska with an outhouse. Great way to heat the shitter. Dad and girlfriend peed in jars. Gross

[@wayneboulware4730]

She does not look happy in that boat

[@diyalaskanlifestyle]

@@wayneboulware4730 ya I definitely had to talk her into this trip. It feels so much colder then it really is because we’re not used to it yet

[@johncorreia9041]

Before you build that stupid tub, should have, built a garage for the boat, so you could work on it, winters, just in case you have to for an emergency, hard to work on engines in the cold days or night, If I know I'll be in the boonies with my family, and my only way to get to emergency help, I had to rely on engines, first thing Ima always make sure to have is fuel stabilizer for generators atv boat, those are your life lines, for survival, or maybe it's because I'm black, I think of these thing's

[@kasparv.4944]

Its just sad immitation of sauna. Sometimes i eaven wonder if americans eaven know what propper sauna is.

[@michaelyarmie4858]

Get some foam board insulation and make a cover for your hottub.

[@diyalaskanlifestyle]

@@michaelyarmie4858 I have everything up there to build a cover just havnt had time. Maybe next trip

[@michaelyarmie4858]

@diyalaskanlifestyle Make some hinges out of wood like Dick Proennoke.. Your place looks like a great place to chill out at.

[@DuyenSoloCamping]

Hello ❤❤

[@irule9816]

I lived in Alaska with an outhouse. Great way to heat the shitter. Dad and girlfriend peed in jars. Gross