Snow Removal In Finland isn't what i Expected

[@squidcaps4308]

There is one place that requires some attention: the underside of the outer door. It is easy to drag snow on to the little ledge in the doorstep, then it can freeze there and if it accumulates it can cause the door to jam. So, take a look at that area every now and then, that the doorstep is free from snow before you close the door.

[@GIOBOZZ]

Yeah that’s very important. I’ve actually noticed that before

[@pianoblacksky]

I have NEVER seen anyone clear the snow that meticulously in my life 😂 We have a snow thrower and our yard isn't that clear. Good job!

[@GIOBOZZ]

😨

[@pianoblacksky]

@@GIOBOZZ 🤣

[@mary-janereallynotsarah684]

@@GIOBOZZ haha what's that face for? 😄 U did good. But yeah I was thinking u have snowcd 😆 looks nice though.

[@MrBanaanipommi]

i was looking the same, there always will be more snow and in the end it melts down always, so, its not that accurate for me or anyone else i know lol :D thought my yard is bigger and front yard has rough "gravel" or small rocks, how to call it.. dont want to throw them out from yard lol

[@8D2BFREE]

he will learn after doing it every other day all winter.

[@8lue4ce]

Watching you clear the snow was extremely satisfying! You did superp!

[@Thekovaluu89]

Damn that's some dedication. Not very often you see that spotless work 👍

[@GIOBOZZ]

Always dedicated

[@squidcaps4308]

Clearing snow between the neighbors is nice touch, it really is one of the best ways to keep neighbors on your side.. grab a couple of shovelfuls off snow from their side, without of course trespassing, not throwing snow to their side but carrying all the way your yard, doing more than the absolutely minimum.. Doing small little favors in this area of life are very appreciated.

[@jussikout1n]

As meticulously as you do clean with the shovel, consider getting a "lumikola". You know, a large scoop with the handle-pipe attaching to two corners and making a square outward and upward from the scoop part. It'll make the work go faster as you can move larger amount of snow with one go. Good for also moving the snow far enough so you don't have to shovel the heaps again. If you really want to tidy up with the shovel and broom, you can do that once the bulk of the snow has been scooped away with the "lumikola". Anyway, props on how clean your porch was.

[@JS...]

Yeah, kola would be good. Great work, and I'm wondering if it's still as cleanly done come spring.

[@TaijaT76]

It is also a preference, lumikola is very heavy to push when full of snow although more handy in big areas.

[@Zapohd]

Your allergy may be due to the low humidity. In winter, it is not uncommon for humidity to be below 30% or lower. Nosebleeds are not uncommon with such low humidity combined with cold weather.

[@Silveirias]

Yeah, my skin really suffers in winter due to the low humidity. :/

[@petrisandberg3887]

I remember you cheering for the first snowflakes 😂😂 There more you clean now during the winter, the less ice you have in the spring time to slip and hurt yourself.

[@GIOBOZZ]

😂 now I have many snowflakes ❄️

[@Pyhantaakka]

Damn, I've never put that much effort in clearing snow. 😅

[@aleksipeltomaki1863]

Many people keep the snow shovel next to the door so that its available. It is practical. Thermal winter is just beginning so most propably you will see much more snow. It is quite normal to have 40-50cm of snow and in some areas much more.

[@Suomen_Enkeli]

To clear snow for your neighbour is something tjey will appreciate more than u think and you know what goes around comes around but in a positive way :)

[@jimphilidor9031]

Shoveling snow is kinda fun. It's satisfying to scoop it up and see a pathway forming. If it snows enough, you could make a snow castle.

[@mary-janereallynotsarah684]

He coulda made one out of that heap!

[@perkele2802]

Once or twice in the winter, yeah... but 37:th time isn't so fun anymore. But to be honest I live in the finnish countryside and shoveling snow, making firewoods, walking in forests after mushrooms, cutting lawn and bushes etc is my physical training. It's impossible to me just running pointless or lifting weights without any particular reason (well sometimes I do some pull-ups if there is suitable branch on my way). If I lived in the town like when I was young I would be super over weighted because I eat whatever is in front of me and that includes tons of fat and sugar.

[@spyro257]

i KNOW, that the Finns, that watched u, do all this, respect your winter, work ethics...!

[@j.p.h.8126]

I havent touched a snow shovel in like 8 years. Thats a very good positive thing about living in an apartment building. The landlord has an army of emplyees that do all that stuff. 🙂 But yeah thats very nicely done. When i had to do that in the past i would just make a path from the door to the road. 😁

[@esthermarcen7587]

It will come more snow, the best is to keep the shovel near and keep the snow under control daily. You can buy a shovel that you only need to push, for example in tokmanni they are not very pricey, they make the job easier or ask your landlord.

[@JosePiironen]

Oh my god you're making it spotless 😯 Good job friend! 😁

[@juhanivaltonen2456]

Wou you really clean that snow i mean all of it! Well maybe you are a person who is punctual on what you do. Anyways have a great year 23! And best wishes to your family too!

[@GIOBOZZ]

Thank you Have a great 2023 also

[@charisma-hornum-fries]

What a perfect visual asmr you made for us. Clearing out that snow must have been insanely exhausting. I hope you feel better today. Cheers from Copenhagen.

[@m1k1a1]

Good to hear you are feeling better. Nice work too, I bet you'll get one or two neighbours jokingly asking "can you clean my front as well?" .

[@bubby_Boudeeau]

Nice work,.. give it another few years living here and let's see how enthusiastic you are about shoveling the snow.😜🤣

[@Jollygod]

That shoe cleaning grill will work better if you clean it up too. Less snow inside the house. Also, if the snow is packed in the grill, you'll get free snow cubes when you drop it on the ground!

[@Mayhem-pv9cc]

Nice mount of snow. Never have I seen some one spend that much time and effort to snow work. Imagine when the snow really starts coming, and you have meter to deal with. My bet is that you will just shovel a little path then. Nice work =)

[@Sad_Soul101]

It's hard work, I have a habit to not be able to stop haha doing same thing as you, go a bit further away and look "Yeah, there's bit more to get there and just a little bit help neighbors out too" 😂❄️

[@frosty6960]

But feels good tho.. love coming in after and just breath out

[@henrikmanitski1061]

I sometimes end up cleaning my whole street (100m), before the large snowplow arrives. Besides, I do a cleaner job than it does.

[@ravenfin1916]

Nice job. Now that we have practiced, we can say that the snow (And frosty) months are just beginning. The amount of snow will at least double or triple in the next two months. I recommend keeping the shovel by the door, no one will steal it. Or if he steals, he really needs it. Snow coop makes work much easier and faster. Such a clean yard is amazing. But is it necessary? If there is time and energy, then why not. The most important thing is to move the loose snow away so that you can walk easily and it doesn't get carried inside. I recommend moving the shoe cleaning rack closer to the door so you can go in when there is not so much snow on the shoes. At some point it will freezes to the ground. Maybe take the gridand replace it? But so clean in January...🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯

[@tonttu303]

It is a free extra insulation layer on house roofs

[@calculus77]

To a point, yes. 😀 (In spring) a very thick layer of wet snow can be too heavy for the support beams, though.

[@danielmalinen6337]

But if it snows a lot, then it might accumulate too much load on the roofs of the houses, and the snow has to be dropped from the roofs, so that they don't collapse. Also, snow and ice that falling from the roofs are always a hazard and we are sometimes warned about them on TV.

[@JPPVESA]

Not really, the roof trusses are very well calculated. They can carry a huge load with ease. You can have over 2meters up there and they won't give in.... ..our house is 110 years olds with "old technique" and the trusses/beams have according to my late father in law carried well toward said depths of snow. It's mainly the massive shopping malls and various hall roofs that give in under pressure in Finland. Haven't ever heard of domestic building roofs crumbling under snow...

[@Finland-SkiTeam39-40]

Great work as always; love to see your videos, thanks.

[@arcticblue248]

There is some theraputic watching this 🙂 here in Northen Norway its common to pack some snow around the house especially cellars (the concrete foundation) its done to isolate better, as you probably know that snow isolate from the cold as well... so it helps waterpipes not to freeze ... even that we do have heating cables in them ...

[@henriikkak2091]

Yeah, we have done this as well

[@UbixQ]

now that some great snow removal!

[@bosqmode]

Another finn here: Damn, never seen anyone plow so meticulously! For a moment I though you were making a snow castle out of the the pile you made :D Hats off to you!

[@kaljaukko5439]

You are a true hero! 🍾💯

[@billybobwombat2231]

The Australian chuckled, well done fella 🤙🦘

[@fortuna7469]

So clean! 💪💪👏👏

[@Zandain]

Good job and a great workout! hello from Denmark 🌸 🌧

[@bigthe91]

What mic is that, sounds super good even though your face is covered

[@Elamori]

I think it's the Rode Wireless GO (1 or 2).

[@Ximonic]

Huhhuh. This is quite far beyond the average outcome. 😅 A big pushable snow scoop may also be quite helpful when there is this much snow. I know many with back problems from so much snow shoveling so it's very hard work after a while.

[@eeva8155]

Good job! You should also clean that grate, it's the icing on the cake!

[@Riiseli]

You are more than thorough enough. But I would remove the steel grating when shoveling and keep it free of snow as well.

[@aliceberethart]

This guy is compensating for all the years he hasn’t had snow in his life, a native would’ve given up at about where their shoes don’t sink into the snow 😂

[@GIOBOZZ]

😂

[@tuoppi42]

Very thorough job. I wouldn't bother, but my yard is a lot bigger. That grille doesn't work properly when full like that, it should be trapping mess from the shoes - but it fills up with snow anyway, benefit of it is marginal anyway.

[@kati_kat]

Impressive work!

[@SuperEsseesse]

...and thats only 1/4th of what you will be getting this winter. It always snows more after the midwinter cold is over 😅

[@paanikki]

It is better to do snow removal every day (if there is snowfall every day). But you don't need to do it so thoroughly every time. You can just make a narrow path to walk, or just do the steps if you are in a hurry, and save some work for the next time. In this video, you shoveled the same places several times. You will soon learn to do the "snow work" in a more organised way, saving some of your energy. It will still be hard work though, especially with wet snow. But if you think of the snow removal as exercise, then saving energy does not matter :)

[@samhartford8677]

Hahaha, soon you'll enthusiasm will be gone and you'll just stamp down a small path with your feet 🤣

[@josepha8415]

How long will you live in Finland?

[@markmd9]

You work so fast! ☺

[@usvatar6744]

Respect!

[@nkal198]

Oh god the F2 is ours. Surely you can clear that one aswell while you're at it? Just kidding 🤭 Nice work!

[@GIOBOZZ]

Can’t tell if the F2 IS REALLY YOURS 🧐

[@nkal198]

@@GIOBOZZ It actually is 😁 or my mom is the one who owns it but she lives in southern Finland nowadays and spends only like 1/2 the year in Sodankylä

[@mary-janereallynotsarah684]

😂

[@puhistagram]

Aina ilo katsoa ahkeraa työihmistä

[@haxe8143]

I love your videos

[@GIOBOZZ]

I love your support.

[@ulflundh5813]

New mic, good audio👌

[@companyjoe]

Aww, man, you forgot to install ground heating and build aqueducts for the melting snow.

[@emiliaranta3858]

Nice workout! =)

[@TheJorif]

You're in trouble man. There is 10 cm of snow. Hi hi.😉

[@laronf7627]

Oddly satisfying

[@TheNismo777]

its a good workout to deal with the snow :D

[@yorange100]

oddly satisfying vid xD, sad that it'll probably snow again very soon

[@GIOBOZZ]

Sure did 😂

[@UbixQ]

from my personal expereince at least in south finland. during end of january and february is when there will be the most snow

[@haliputti]

Protip. Move snow as far as you can, and make shallow ramp where you can just push the snow. You have plenty of room near the bush, dont leave snow near your door. Copy your neighbours. Theres coming more snow. Make room for it.

[@mimictmi3802]

You don't want to clear until asphalt shows, because that will be damn slippery when sun melts little bit snow and at night it freezes. Just actually leave some packed snow covering it.

[@GIOBOZZ]

Not from my experience

[@einogustafsson3895]

Do snow castle for that place all the snow you threw

[@leonardigno898]

This winter I didn't see snow where I live ( Transilvania platou) hope it will come is to hot for winter

[@francoismartini5148]

Hey, man, do you get your pill of D vitamin everyday, and some omega-3 ? You have a brown skin and there isn’t enough sun in Finland in winter. Take care.

[@jennah94]

You will have a big puddle of water in your yard when the snow pile starts to melt :DDDd //edit: Good that you lowered the pile

[@WahidahCherazade]

I was thinking the same, and snow still on the ground in the middle of the summer :p I was also happy to see him lowered the pile.

[@jhcycling3098]

”That was crazy!” I thought excactly the same, is everything ok on mental side!? That was pure lunacy.. thought that You will ”save yourself” and gonna carve a snow castle from that high snow pile, but no.. had to level down it too! ”Stop it, get some help!” -gif. 🤪😄

[@claudiakarl7888]

Did you test yourself for Covid?

[@GIOBOZZ]

No

[@claudiakarl7888]

@@GIOBOZZ Because from the symptoms you might have caught the Omikron variation.

[@garad123456]

​@@claudiakarl7888 they dont give free tests in Finland for normal healthy people so it's usually not necessary just stay out of work for a couple days and its fine

[@GIOBOZZ]

I don’t think I had it No one I was in contact with had what I had I think it was simply allergies

[@helenakoivisto4459]

Well done♥

[@mite339]

Dude wait March there will be like 2 meters of snow

[@teemuviinikainen5455]

Little advise, dont take snow straight to the walls. It insulaite your home, and make house littlebit warmer

[@KristinaWes]

I think you meant: don't take the snow OFF from straight on/beside of the house walls. 😉❤👍 "don't take snow straight to the wall" would mean quite the opposite... 😉😁

[@anuviitala3463]

I can just imagine you doing that for month or two, then just give up and make a little small pathway through the snow.

[@GIOBOZZ]

Could never

[@henriikkak2091]

That's what I do

[@Tolppu]

i live in like your house and i just do minimum snow work because there is workers every in here and they are pissed of if i do more fof their duties :D!!!

[@ulflundh5813]

HellyHansen 🙏🏼👌

[@pahis1248]

good job!

[@GreenFiro82]

❄❄❄❄❄❄

[@Russ49232]

U just wait for the wet and rainy snow, which will harden in seconds after a bit of freezy change in climate.

[@juhakivimaki94]

huomenna uusiks

[@sampp44]

Recommend getting a "kola"

[@lassesaikkonen501]

Have you learned to hate the winter yet? It will come, I promise.

[@GIOBOZZ]

I’ll never hate it It’s apart of life Should’ve seen me few days ago rolling down a snow hill 🫡

[@GangrelDj]

Muy punk

[@junantuoma7869]

Wtf, as a Finn I can say that your work was far too exaggerated.

[@noelandrew9196]

Hey bro, are you always alone? No offense though