winter came early and i am not ready | alone at my homestead

[@TerryPress]

You are a true modern day pioneer. This is the way humans are supposed to live. Not spending our lives at a 9 to 5 and watching tv as soon as we get home.

[@bapzzy9495]

Yes. We don’t need roads and grocery stores. Set the workers free.

[@ClairenParkerontheRoad]

​@@bapzzy9495I agree! We all really are just cogs in a machine. We should really be growing our own food.

[@PascaleLaurent81]

If she didn’t have this KZbin channel, she wouldn’t be able to live this way.

[@ClairenParkerontheRoad]

​@@PascaleLaurent81There's a lot to learn from her. 9-5 or not, we all need to be more self-sufficient. I also don't really think it's fair to make that assumption because we don't know the extent of all of her investments and businesses.

[@jimh598]

As we watch this on a computer screen

[@peggynorton5145]

Hannah, look into putting in a damper into the stove pipe. About 10" above the stove top. It allows you to close the pipe to crack at night to slow the amount of air getting to the fire allowing the wood to not completely burn out during the night.

[@TheMoongirl1125]

I was literally about to come here and say that..when closed it also stops downdrafts that can make it colder in that space when the stove is not in use.

[@marilynwargo6288]

Damper is a must!!

[@ltwig476]

She could already have a damper in that box coming out of the ceiling. Having the damper higher, allows more heat off from the pipe and less cold coming down the pipe to dissipate into the cabin.

[@merklingassoc]

Good advice, I should look into that myself. I think she did that on her wood stove at her other home.

[@ltwig476]

@@armslength2618 I never had to have a fast burning wood fire to get good heat. At first, yes. Once you have a small bed of coals, all you need is good dry hardwood and you can dampen it down to a slow burn, using both intake damper on the stove and exhaust damper. Just need more flow out than in to keep enough oxygen flowing through the box for the correct burn rate. I had a wood stove in my basement that heated my 950 sq foot house as long as the temperature didn't drop below 20 f outside. I had a cold air duct above it and a separate fan switch on the gas furnace blower that would circulate the heat. Below 20, I had to turn the gas furnace on. I still had the old coal shoot that made it easier than carrying it down the stairs Back my truck right up to it and toss it in. There is no way it would be economical if you had to purchase firewood today.

[@ChloeLepeltier]

Not me screaming at 11:19 when I saw your friend wearing a hat from my husband’s small outdoor brand. Made my day!

[@hannahleeduggan]

just texted him, and I quote; “it’s like, my favorite! They're awesome! Super active and folds into the thinnest packable hat ever” what a cute small world we live in 🥰

[@smaxrob]

What is the brand called?

[@ChloeLepeltier]

@@smaxrob Hi! The brand is called Tillak!

[@ChloeLepeltier]

@@hannahleeduggan Awwww! Small and cute indeed!

[@0Eliza0]

Take note people: she always appreciates everything year after year “this is amazing”

[@lilenoulitza]

Hannah being a super queen chopping wood, fixing the chimney, and warning us of the loud sound in time to protect our ears

[@annettemurielle]

The way you stick at things until you get them done is an inspiration. Love the way your new cottage is coming together, but I love seeing you at the old place too. 🙂

[@mjmcinnesincanada]

😊

[@annetakubiak3374]

I'm 63 and I love to watch Hannah 🌹🌹🌹 If we had more than 1 earth 🌎 life, I would love to be like Hannah in my second life 😊

[@glendalowrimore]

Same here too!!Love your videos ❤️Snow is so beautiful there!!

[@soulspaces]

We do

[@rizdiaryph]

Agree 💯

[@LindaKayHolevas]

@@soulspacesyes we do! ❤

[@comenowletusreason6330]

Alone and depressed?

[@kcwilbu]

Hi Hannah. I dont usually write comments but you have given me such a warm place in the last few months or better years that it is quite frankly time for a comment. I am currently feeling so lost among this world, longing for a place I can grow roots but at the same time hesitating to go somewhere else or back to my home country. I moved abroad a little over two years ago and things have been good and bad. But its always warm here, I feel like I am dissattached from my roots and my heritage. I dont really know what to do or where to go or if I should stay. But when I watch your videos I can smell the first flowers of spring, the forst and the first snow, feel the feeling of diy-ing and doing things just because you want to. To sit by a fireplace, to wear cozy sweaters and to just be peaceful. I long for that, hoping for a life similar, where I can be financially secure while doing things I love. I love your channel and whole personality and I am so grateful you are on this platform, sharing your wonderous life with us all. Thank you.

[@kookietherapy9398]

I have lived in the most beautiful places through my life, but the best advice that I have lived is: If it makes your heart sing, stay; if it doesn't, leave.

[@zuziasmr]

WOW! The snow! Well I am not mentally ready for Winter either... but I do have to say your place looks like a Winter wonderland this time of the year! Enjoy this special time ad stay warm! ❄❄❄

[@DeAnnaG_KissingFrogsMedia]

Not sure why I feel compelled to pass on this tiny bit of advice. But please consider making yourself the promise that you will not wait around for another person for 20 years to decide if they care for you or not. You deserve the best in everything. And that is for anyone watching this that needs to hear that. ❤ I hope everyone in “Hannah Land” finds comfort and finds contentment and their own versions of the “fairy” life.

[@deeplyrooted3588]

When you make the renovations on your cabins to where you’re satisfied, you cld transform them into an air b&b and make more income off of them since you have your other homestead. Just a thought… people would love to stay in a quaint little cottage in the woods, especially in winter!

[@MonicaMolinar]

Most of my life was lived in Interior Alaska. I now live in the Mojave Desert, where the landscape and weather is quite different to what I am used to. Not quite like where I came from, or how I once lived, but similar enough to all of it that I can relate to both your struggles and your successes, as you figure it all out. Also, my family has done the DIY thing for many years, and now we don’t do as much as we used to. Reflecting back on our previous projects while watching you go through your process is one of my favorite things. Thank you. Cheers!😊

[@katfran492]

I lived in the Mojave for 10yrs. There is nothing like the sunsets.

[@MonicaMolinar]

@@katfran492 I agree with you! They’re stunners, for sure, and the sunrises here are also astounding. Also, we live in a rural area with low light pollution, making the night skies spectacular. 😊

[@yoop177]

That is a cute pumpkin

[@sheilavanduynfote5539]

I love the winter and the snow, living in Florida although beautiful but the heat is horrible. I’m sure living in winter months at a time can get tiring. The changes in the seasons are all so beautiful. I totally love everyone of your videos, you inspire this 72 year old grandma ❤❤❤❤. Thank you for every Sunday❤

[@annetakubiak3374]

Hey Grandma from Polish ( now American) grandma, I thought I'm the only Grandma here 🌹💜 . I love Hannah too. I need her in my house to help me do things and finish a few projects 😜😘

[@valeriellauke2179]

this 62 year old grandma agrees! from Baja , mexico :)

[@berlinbeachkat4878]

LOL..we have our own fan club here. 65 from Germany, living also in FL..in the Panhandle. In awe of what Hannah is doing. I mean she handles these tools with such ease and way better than I do the eggbeater 😉. Hannah, I so love your house and all the projects you have done to the in- and outside. So these two stoves are the only ones heating the house in the wintertime? Dumb question from a City Girl ;)

[@SunshinesART]

50 year old grandma of 3, living in SC, but headed to Florida next year! Hannah is such an inspiration to all girls and women, and I know her family is so proud of her!❤

[@bonnielucas1941]

From another Gramma! I'm 67, living in Minnesota. I agree, the changing seasons are lovely! Tho winters get way too long here! I'm blessed to be near my 2 daughters & 2 granddaughters who are wonderful. Hannah is an inspiration alright, I'm not as capable but I can swing a hammer 😅. Much Love to all! 💕💚💜

[@SunshinesART]

That one scene where you light the candles and the windows are showing a winter wonderland is mesmerizing!

[@susandelongis885]

So happy you have a cozy fire in that beautiful room from which to look out on the snow. It’s just astonishing all you’ve accomplished. You’re an incredible inspiration. ❤️

[@chrisrothenbach550]

I love it. Hannah even talks to her pumpkins!!!

[@moonyshine]

As much as I love summer and the sunshine.. I gotta admit I love a snuggly winter night in front of the log burner

[@laurenrs]

Wow, the amount of work that's required to winter-ize a home is truly never-ending. You're such a hard worker, Hannah, it's so admirable. ❤

[@keishakeywest9828]

I love what you’ve done with the place! You may wanna buy one of those collapsible wagons so you can haul more wood into the house at once!

[@beewasere]

The candles next to the dried flowers, oh god. My heart.

[@DearNoobs]

IDEA: maybe you could do one of those yule log type videos (2-3hrs just looped for 10) or something. they do pretty well around the holidays. no music just the sweet crackly fire. the revenue would probably cover the cost of that new fire place and it's pretty low hanging fruit. ;)

[@joshuamilton4323]

It's fun to watch someone else Live our dreams!!!!!!! Love you sooo much ❤️

[@hamsterdiving7593]

Really? That is sad... You should be living YOUR own dreams, too, and not living vicariously through someone else on YT. GO DO IT!! ⚡️ ⚡️⚡️

[@joshuamilton4323]

@hamsterdiving7593 bro I'm 16 I will but not yet 😅🤣

[@KristenMcNamara]

While I’m over here sweating in Key West, we don’t get seasons. Grateful to see ❄️ ❤ Good job girl! Also congrats on reaching 1M subs beyond deserved 🎉

[@angiehier]

You get those scary hurricanes tho...ugh

[@Crymeariver227]

I feel ya @KristenMcNamara I’m up here in Islamorada in shorts and tee just watching the traffic from the races try to get out of town!😎🐬🌴

[@KristenMcNamara]

@@angiehier yes, 😑 oooof.

[@KristenMcNamara]

@@Crymeariver227 Howdy Neighbor!! 🏝️ I sang 3 shows this week and it was quite overwhelming how insane it is right now! Feels like summer again 😆

[@MickDickerson]

Yayyy, love the fireplace stove decision for that room! Best way to clean the glass front woodstoves is just with a wet piece of paper towel and it’s own ash. Pat the bottom of the cooled (make sure!) stove with the wet paper towel and scub the door and you’ll see the glass clearing. If it’s stops scrubbing good, pick up more ash. Repeat til your glass is as clear as day 1, follow up with a dry towel and voila! I LOVE my glass front stove, winter #3 in Eastern Canada and that method works every time. 🙏❤️👋🇨🇦

[@sashafeline7249]

Yup! Exactly! I’m so glad I learned this trick too! 🥰. I use hot water in a cup and dab my paper towel in it, dip into that ash and all that soot comes right off the glass! Once done I go back over the glass with another clean paper towel and water and it’s like brand new! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@valeriaproductions]

I hear you. I’m also an offgrid homesteader who lives alone and for whom winter arrives far too soon. The struggle is real.❤

[@suzannethwing5211]

Just had to comment how much I’m enjoying your videos❤ I’m northern MN girl as well and miss the north shore and living by the powerful body of water, but alas I’m in southern MN living in the “ driftless region”’ living the bluffs, rivers and valleys. Your a kindred spirit in that my love of small rodents has also made me forever a Beatrix Potter fan with a special place for animals in aprons with baskets making pies in their burrows ❤ Keep being you❤I love your bravery at tackling your projects and that family and friends come to your aid when warranted. As you move forward , use may be interested in looking at the medicinal uses of the many plants growing around you, and the benefits of canning food, such a roasted tomato sauce, for the pasta you so enjoy. Best wishes ❤

[@RockStarVee]

Hey Hannah! I have a woodstove, and the best way to clean the glass is to dampen a rag or paper towel, dip it into the ash, and use that to clean the glass. Works like a charm. 💚

[@judyk.657]

I can vouch for that 👍🏻

[@ChristianSchaffer]

All the cozy feels! Fireplace turned out amazing, Sharon too 🎃

[@parry3231]

❤ Time flies by, it's closing in on Thanksgiving and the winter weather apparently has made an appearance in your Halloween garden and is absolutely beautiful ❤🤍🌬☃️❄️🎃❤

[@ernohol]

Super nice video again :) Stove glass is easy to clean with wet newspaper dipped in ashes, then just quick wipe and boom! It's clean again :)

[@suaadahmed3559]

this video felt like a warm hug 🤍

[@JudiRichter]

You are such an inspiration to so many people. I love the way you can wake up and decide to build something and do it without any plans. You are someone special.

[@TheOffroadCamper]

Hello Hannah, it looks like the new place is coming along, sometimes watching your videos. I wish you were just a little bit closer as I am liquidating my parents estate, which includes a 1850s pioneer era home, with a ton of vintage, antique, and heirloom items remaining. We’ve heated by woodstove or wood pellet stove for about 50 years here and one thing I will share for you is that if you don’t have a lean-to or shed to put your firewood under a simple tarp over the firewood will help keep it dry for the winter. You’re doing great with your renovation I hope to see more.

[@lexi5976]

I feel so bad for all the hate you got on the last video, it was so bad you had to address it and that is terrible for anyone to go through. You are amazing for what you do! Being able to inspire people by tackling big projects and learning along the way is amazing for us to see. You have helped me and I’m sure a lot of people want to do more things that may be difficult but come with a big reward which is finishing a job on your own. I hope you never let the hate get to you because there are so many more of us that love your videos and are here to support you. The negative will always be easier to let get to you but just know we love you and your videos and most of us don’t care if you cuss lol

[@peterpiper487]

What a magic land! Winter is so beautiful! And everyone seems to be in jovial spirits. I LOVE WINTER... always have. Lots of deep snow and forest secrets!

[@sagecoach]

As I watch this you are enjoying warmer weather again. It is going to be an interesting winter. I hope you take us out on some of the snow trails around you.

[@abcd-ro1qs]

Hi Hannah. Yep, the snow is flying. It's been a rush getting winterizing completed here too. I demo'd an old particle board falling in shed thing and hauled it off and am trying to get a pad down for a new shed with a wood floor in it before the freeze up. Good to see your friend again that helped you learn the bike, butt-ski out the back of his truck, hot sauna and snow ..he is a good friend. Great pumpkins. Hey - I was wondering if we could all stay home for the holiday/winter season? Do the deck the halls thing and enjoy family and friends at home. I miss Matt. Not to pry or be too personal. Anyway, it was just a wishful, wish-wish thing. Thanks for taking us along on all your adventures. Good job on the stove. ENJOY!! ENJOY!!

[@cosmicwings7211]

I love so much this mixture in this video.! I miss your old sweet cabin..and at the same time it's so interesting to see what you all achieve in your new homestead. Your carved pumpkins were cute. I admire your ability to put the stovepipes together. Your new stove in the plant room looks great. I wish you many warm, contemplative hours in front of a crackling fire. Thank you so much for letting me see sparks of your life. Love from Italy with cold windy nights and sun during the day.❤🎉

[@hannahleeduggan]

I miss the cabins too! I’m promising myself they’re getting more attention next summer!!

[@cosmicwings7211]

@@hannahleeduggan thank you Hannah for ur answer.

[@kristensaenz6421]

That is a great stove upgrade! I wondered why you never used the stove in that room. Aww I love the cabin too. I hope you film the pipe and bathroom project.

[@grainnerooney]

whilst i know winter this year will be difficult, seeing the beginning of it in hannah’s videos makes me excited for it!

[@jenpalazzo5728]

I admire you for living in cold, snowy MN this time of year 💗

[@JCsJennifer726]

You are amazing and talented on so many levels!! I love how you installed your fireplace pipe without assistance😮🥰

[@BlueEyesBrittany]

I love nordic houses and i enjoy seeing how they look in all seasons, how people. decorate them to turn them in cozy and beautiful cocoons for their family or just themselves. I hope. i can watch some. more.

[@grosseileracingteam]

Hi Hannah. To engage the 4x4 on your Bronco, just push the 4x4 button on the dash to the right of the instrument panel. Looks like you have automagic locking hubs in the center of the front wheels so there shouldn't be a separate 4x4 shifter on the floor. In 4x4 mode you should have an indicator light on the dash. To disengage the 4x4, push the button again. I like to stop the truck and back up to help release the front hubs. No snow here in Michigan yet. Stay safe and warm. Thanks for posting.

[@hannahleeduggan]

lololol I tried the button. turns out I needed it in neutral unlike the Ranger

[@barelyrollin]

love it. 4wd tip-have it in nuetral to switch it over into 4wd, and with that beast it might wven have manual lockouts on each front wheel, hopefully the warm weather sneaks back up there so its easier to get ready for the snowy stuff.

[@sestra_kat]

It feels like forever since we've heard you say "off like a herd of turtles", it made me so happy!

[@zanesutherland406]

I totally agree with the woodstove! I want to be able to see the fire! That’s one of the best parts is the ambiance! We had winter weather for like a week or something, but then it’s been back to Fall weather which has been SO nice to wrap up some projects.

[@JohnSaxon-vw5vi]

I can’t believe how beautiful the snow is looking around your house and how quickly you got it at your house prayers and blessings to you and your family love your Aussie family friend John 💙💙💙

[@earth-333]

I LOVE your videos during the winter season! I don't know why, I love all of your videos and their seasons, but your winter content is extra special :)

[@robertludwig4260]

hannah i want to thank you for the last trip its like you took us with you to a place i would never be able to see if it wasn t for you i think your very special young lady

[@lynn4746]

Hi Hannah Been watching your vids since the get go-just a share . You can use the ashes from the stove and a damp newspaper to clean the glass on your woodstove. No purchase necessary. Just thought it is a useful method to clean the glass that works great and at no cost . Love watching your adventures when your alone or with friends.

[@Jules-zg1ip]

I use a wood burning stove too....this method works great, no cost involved!

[@pambrown8692o]

I’ve waited a few weeks to watch your vlogs so I could binge them. So excited t started on a winter vlog. I actually started watching winter 2022.

[@EmilyBoltz]

Hannah that has always been a stunning room, now to be able to see the fire is the cherry on top! good job!

[@krysnikol]

You're one of the few people I will watch at 1x speed. Thank you for the calming content. :)

[@hannahleeduggan]

Making me smile at 6am 🥹

[@IrishLincoln]

Hannah, I HIGHLY recommend the PEX pipes. I re-plumbed my entire house and cabin and barn with PEX. I haven't had a broken pipe or a leak since. Had some pretty hard freezes. Now, they will still freeze, but they will expand unlike pvc or copper. So, I'd recommend that investment. And if you are so handy (I know you are) you can do the plumbing yourself. They have all the kits and fittings and it's easy to do.

[@annalucia2663]

Winter at your homestead reminds me of The Little House in the Big Woods 🥰

[@acornrenewableenergyco-op3397]

so nice to see you in the cabin again! Remembering the times you would sit at your desk by the typewriter...candles and wine

[@Ellaviathan]

I love you hannah, thank you for letting us experience this with you. I could watch you doing anything or nothing at all honestly, you're the bestfriend we wish we all could have.

[@darleneharris2796]

I do love your home and cabins it’s so warm and cozy

[@alwayscuriousalwayslearnin]

look like dry snow , The Adventures of Hannah ;) I find it funny because i live in Canada and many people from the US think or used to that its like that in the summer up here which I sometimes said yes and also that I couldnt afford snow mobiles so I had to use a dog sled and or cross country skying to get around from fall to to spring lol the best thing I like about snow is the quiet it can get so quiet that I can almost at times hear my heart beating also if I had a fireplace the fire brings an ambiance creating dancing shadows on the walls as I look out the windows at the snow . with that tiny bit of snow I highly doubt that you would need to put it in four heel, if you do I think those broncos had what are called locking hubs which are located at the front wheels you just rotate the I guess call them dials on each wheel hubs then inside the truck shift the lever in to 4 high or 4 low ( I am not sure if that has 4 low) just hake sure that if your going to use four wheel drive that you take it out and unlock the hubs on none slippery surfaces because it can mess up the transfer case if you dont. hmm you cant heat up plastic pipes wit ha torch when they freeze plus copper is allot stronger and last longer then those plastic pipes also you get some copper when you drink or use the water to cook from those pipes and those plastic pipes over time you will be getting leeched plastic so if it were me i wouldnt change them out . this will sound a little crazy but this is one of the reasons why newer generations of people are having some health issues because of the lack of certain minerals and have to use supplements its partially from plastic replacements of pipes and other things . I think if you used that brick ( I dont remember the actual proper name for it ) instead of metal behind that stove it would hold the heart much longer on the colder nights ;)

[@fountaingateministree6984]

Lovely !! Self reflective, powerful, playful and scenic !!

[@gabrielleszafir]

Same here! I make KZbin videos in a similar spirit as you and after a year of van life, I’m renovating my first vintage camper for the winter (I have no experience whatsoever but learning). Have been racing to get everything done ahead of the winter weather which has been a lot 😊…. It was 19 degrees last night and I still have a lot to do before things are ready for move in but just got my little wood stove! But yeah, so so much to do before all the snow comes… Watching you and this video definitely gave me a little boost in motivation that I needed! Sending love from my little corner of the world to yours ❤

[@bellavita3097]

You can compost all year long just keep mixing it once or twice a week. It breaks down slower but you can absolutely compost all year long. I hope you rested the pumpkin seeds! East part. Plus, you can cut and roast the pumpkin it’s amazing.

[@peggygilbertsen9099]

It’s amazing how many properties and vehicles you own. Kudos to you and your smarts!

[@richwhitaker1506]

Hannah, you have a plethora of potential Christmas card photos from this video. Cottages are looking pretty good. Nice job with the stovepipe. Glass door stove is a good addition to that room. Stay well. 😎

[@chucky6367]

I agree about the photos, the scenery is so Christmassy! I'm in Australia, Christmas in Summer, it doesn't feel at all magical lol

[@abcd-ro1qs]

ANd thank you for Lupine Lane Company...Christmas is around the corner!! Great gifts!!

[@legaleagleandpaws8198]

Having just moved into a log cabin in the White Mountain Region of New Hampshire (came from eastern LI - flat, sand and ocean) I can tell you your woodpile is WAYYY to far away from your door! Wait until the deep snow comes:) Home depot has a 12 foot by 16inch wood holder(you will need 2 or 3 of them) to stack your firewood - probably 3 cords. I have a walk out basement and so there is one of them downstairs on an extra rug with plastic. It will stay dry and there is a dehumidifier down there. Best of luck and God Bless:).

[@heathertowe6280]

I love your videos and that you try to source and use what you can from your land and garden. The snow is beautiful!

[@moonshine4049]

Love how you are so tenacious and keep at it until you figure it out. Thanks so much for sharing your ups and downs. You inspire me to do more. Oh. Also, when you go and clean your wood stove window, use car window washer, the blue kind, spray it on and wipe with a paper towel that is dipped in the ash. Works wonders on ours.

[@mary333j]

Beautiful winter wonderland, love the new woodstove ❤ your Home and Cabin are beautifully restored, crafted by Hannah. Just wondering did she finished the washroom in the smaller Cabin? 🦋💚🔥

[@judymcintire8061]

Love the new stove! It was so nice to revisit your other homestead! I can't believe the snow you got!😮

[@dob1662]

Thank you for doing everything 3 times Hannah just so we can come along, I wonder how so much life personality and attitude was crammed into your little frame, love all you do 😘

[@TMacIsIntheHouse]

Hannah, if you use a wet paper towel and dip it in a little ash, it will take that stuff right off the glass. It is amazing!

[@clarebuswell]

I love watching you figure stuff out! And yay snow! ⛄

[@bananaboat7863]

That fire looks amazing and cozy !! Great job 👏🏽

[@margiemarion9437]

I have those pipes too. I have them wrapped with foam tubing. When away for awhile, I shut off the water and drain them. I also turn off the hot water heater and the pump in the well at the breaker box.

[@RDAnys]

I have a suggestion for you, which comes from my PERSONAL experience: Put "just stare at stuff" on your "To Do" list. Then, after staring at stuff for a while, you can chalk off another 'task' as DONE!

[@donnerstochter6982]

Love your Winter-Videos, Cause they make the cold and cozy Winterfeeling without having the hugh amount of snow in my own xD

[@fernetworek9030]

A girl after my own heart! I love figuring things out and even dream of figuring out all sorts of things.

[@Ab1g4il]

oh how i missed the cottages!! they're so small and cozy

[@shirleyboy8859]

Every Second of Every Video is a Delight to behold...... Bless you Hannah Lee Duggan....... You are a Star...... :-))) xxxx

[@theedorbs]

I wasn't ready for it either and hadn't shut up my camper, nor switched on the heat at the cabin. It was a crazy scramble...and then today was in the 60s so I feel like I'm finally getting everything accomplished.

[@theedorbs]

P.S. DO the pipe replacement! I say this as someone whose cabin pipes burst while the water was turned on and I was away.

[@marleneppaul]

I love your new place but I miss the cabin too. Your friend is a cutie and the pumpkins were darlin. I like one and done snow, that’s it. I used to love it but driving to and from work in it is not fun at all. Nice stove!

[@khorpuschtak2318]

the tiny white dog is so much cute ❤

[@TheOffroadCamper]

For woodstove glass, use newspaper and if required for stubborn grit, use dab of dish soap in water but don’t ever use any other cleanser because it’ll track the ash. It’s also helpful to vacuum the woodstove door, seal rope, because anything preventing that sealing will cause ash to accumulate on the door.

[@kirstireinholdtsen5844]

It's enough to dip the newspaper into the ash inside the stove, and wipe the stovedoor with it. No sope needed.

[@oscarcapon3795]

hola, lo mejor para limpiar el cristal es papel mojado en bastante agua, echarle ceniza de la chimenea y limpiar el cristal , después darle con un papel limpio, preferentemente papel de cocina.

[@dls1970]

I EAT by these. These clips and the wisdom they show are very endearing. I just would appreciate having something similar for myself, but for now... don't mind this at all.

[@MossyFrogThe1th]

Oh how I love snow 🥺❄️

[@crazylicious85]

The snow is so beautiful wow!

[@nissad.12]

Your winter videos bring me so much joy!

[@Sarah-Hoe]

You are what I dreamed to be before my back disabled me. Thanks for sharing! You are amazing 🤩

[@robinwilson8435]

Dampen the newspaper with some ash to clean the wood stove glass. Sounds strange, but it works, and saves buying and using a chemical spray (and saving tossing more plastic into the landfill).

[@soniamoreira5003]

I could watch your videos all day every day.

[@joannegray9999]

With the fireplace glass door, wet some tissue and dab it into the ash in the fire place, then start wiping the glass. It will instantly come up crystal clear. It's amazing!

[@katrinabrowning9333]

It absolutely blows my mind to see snow at your place! It is still in the seventies down here in Northern alabama! I don't know how you do it girl!

[@goldyblob]

It doesn’t usually come this early up here 😅

[@ellegaitor2887]

Last time I checked in you were doing up that cabin now you have a whole new one too! X

[@a.b.creator]

Thank you for the sound warning 😊 ptsd

[@courtcop64]

Like the new fireplace!!! 😊 can't believe you got snow already..nothing in NY

[@tbusch63]

Hannah, Leave the water on! Just to where their is a fast drip. It will not us a gallon in a couple of days! It will also keep your drain from freezing up too!

[@bluedarkness7125]

Make sure that wood are dry enough so you do not had to clean fireplace more often than normally and will not have any issues to try set it fire.