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How to Make White Wash - ασβεστόνερο - and Gardening Update . How to make whitewash and apply whitewash. Tanya has been to the nursery to buy plants for the garden. In this video, we get a glimpse into the daily life of Andy and Tanya renovating their house in Greece. The video starts with Andy updating us on their progress, mentioning that they're on their third skip full of waste. He also talks about the whitewashing process they're in the middle of, and promises to show us how to make whitewash in a bit.
We then meet Tanya, who has just returned from the nursery after spending the day buying plants. She shows us the various things she's purchased, including cushions for the pergola, lavender plants, and flowers for the borders. She also shows off a pink grapefruit tree and a jasmine plant, which she plans to train to crawl along the fence.
Overall, this video offers a glimpse into the slow, steady progress of a house renovation in a beautiful setting. It also showcases the joys of gardening and the simple pleasures of making a home.
The video also shows how to make and use whitewash. Whitewash is cheap, eco-friendly and can be used to paint walls. The process of making whitewash starts with lime putty, which is mixed with water. A small amount of tile adhesive and washing powder is added to the mixture to serve as a binding agent. The mixture is then applied to the walls using a large brush, which can cover large areas quickly. Before handling lime putty, it is recommended to apply olive oil to hands because it can dry them out. White wash can be purchased from building suppliers, and it is called Asvesty in Greece. We did two coats of white wash for his whole house, costing eight euros.
Tanya and I have bought a small old house in Greece and are living in Greece and renovating the house ourselves. These are our experiences of living here. See the chapters below for a list.
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Tanya and I have bought a small old house in Greece and are living in Greece and renovating the house ourselves. These are our experiences of living here.
See the chapters below for a list.
00:00 Another day in the life of house renovations in greece
00:29 Whitewashing and gardening
01:20 What did Tanya buy at the garden centre?
04:30 Whitewashing the house wall
06:30 Making Whitewash
11:45 Applying Whitewash
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