This Work is Making Us SICK! Building an Off-Grid Home in Portugal

[@theindieprojects]

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[@EvilEvilMonkey]

scratcher... Nails wood done..... lol

[@maryannchandler2019]

Ok

[@abeach5420]

Hiya . . . I can only hope this video is a week or more 'past' tense and yaz are feeling way better. I am sure you know, due to your travelling an hiking globally, that electrolytes are critical when you are working in high humidity or heat and optimal when ill with the stomach 'etc' issues. So hope you are better now and maybe it could be possible to hire or each out to some 'peeps' to come try to help with cple of projects etc...due to June coming on in cple days and you guys need t get in that FAB house. Be {Bee} well.

[@01baia]

@@vandaddy-o2732 Post bombing!

[@spacemonkey200]

300K Guys!! Well done!! I've come over from Jordan and Kaylees channel. I'm just binge watching from the start of your barn conversion. 👍🙂❤

[@GoTroppo69]

Worried peeps here are confusing lime (aka citric acid) with lime (aka Natural Hydraulic Lime which is made from Limestone (aka Calcium Carbonate (CaCO3) to become Calcium Hydroxide (CaOH2)) which is alkaline, and thus caustic, and more likely to do respiratory damage through inhilation when it's dry. To be honest, looking the conditions, I'd be more worried about heat stress mixed with a tummy bug. Be like a local - work early morning and late afternoon, wear a wide brimmed hat, don't work in the middle of the day - have a siesta - and drink heaps of fluids. Stay safe folks.

[@wolfgangwust5883]

Excellent comment!

[@rubyjools]

I agree..the french don't have a 2 hour lunch break just for the fun of it (I live here) In fact a four hour break sounds even better 😌

[@pattiklaus9580]

Its not just sisicosis to worry about. Check msds sheet.

[@seriouslyjoking2]

Excellent information.

[@julietrask7497]

Worried about you two, have a check up with a doctor just to safe please .💕 I had some bad sushi 2 years ago, was so sick.

[@scrumpyman51]

Hi Theo, a small tip on cement mixer cleaning while keeping the amount of water down is to throw in a couple of shovels of gravel when cleaning. This gets the inside really clean and only needs a little bit of water. Before retirement I work approx 40 years in construction/maintenance and this is the method we used. Best of luck with the rest of the renovation and I hope you and Bea will be feeling well quickly. John

[@sevalla]

Thanks for the tip ☺️

[@jam8773]

Somethings just seems so obvious when you hear them, but you just never think of it until somebody tells you. This is a great tip.

[@janicecrowley1246]

I’ve seen people use a brick when cleaning to knock extras off the sides

[@scrumpyman51]

Hi Janice. That sounds a bit radical as a good worker should never let the equipment get to that level of contamination. I hate to think of what the mixer drum looks like after bouncing a brick inside it. I do know of heavy dury industrial mixers that could take it, but the average mixers sold at local supply stores would more than likely end up with lots of bumps and dents. Even though the mixers look robust, you have to be careful not to dent the side to the point where it comes loose from the crown gear that is the main drive from the motor.

[@busbuilduk1397]

@@scrumpyman51 you only need a small brick like a quarter

[@Jessi8074]

Just a tip from a natural health consultant, keep a bottle of Activated Charcoal on hand at all times. If you are poisoned in any way it will bind to it and safely carry it out of your body. Also keep probiotics handy if ever you do get a bacterial infection and baby electrolyte fluids going to keep you balanced. Please be safe. Sending love and light your way 😘😘

[@believeinjesus8862]

Chlorophyll binds heavy metals as well....🥰

[@Jessi8074]

@@thesecretgardengal what are you talking about?

[@ronnyb5890]

@@Jessi8074 i think she confused pro biotics with anti biotics,wich does kill all bacteria,even good ones

[@KM-wf9yx]

I commented the same about Activated Charcoal, I had not seen your comment before I wrote mine! To me Activated Charcoal is a literal lifesaver ... So glad that so many now know about this, I have been using this since the 70's and it works every time... I am glad you added to replace electrolytes and probiotics, I was going to include that info, but believed they would know to replace these instinctively... God Bless you for the excellent advice...

[@Jessi8074]

@@KM-wf9yx awww😘😘😘

[@Pajexeter]

Could you one day show us a map or diagram of all your land showing the house, enclosures and outbuildings relative to each other? I don't have a good picture of how things fit together at the moment. Hope you are both feeling better x

[@joyceb5864]

I would like to see that as well!! You don't need to show the location, just show your property with buildings in relation to the well, the barn, the toilet, the travel trailer, etc. It's confusing sometimes trying to understand how far you drive to the well. Thank you!

[@mld8]

I'm sure Bee has done a drawing of the plot but after looking a while on their website/socials I can't see to find it

[@eddiewalker7252]

For security reasons they shouldn't show all, especially because they will be travelling in the future for extended periods of time!

[@joyceb5864]

@@eddiewalker7252 I think you misunderstood. I'm not asking to show all the property, only the small amounts they use daily in relation to each other. A sketch would be fine.

[@KM-wf9yx]

@@joyceb5864 - Still it is way too easy nowadays with Google Earth to find property from a sketch or photo! There was even a hiker that was lost and took a picture of his surroundings and texted it to his friend and the friend posted it on FakeBook and a person they didn't know found his location using Google Earth and the search party had stopped looking, but then went and found the hiker because that person found the lost guys exact location! So don't think it is not possible for someone who does not know boundaries could look it up and invade their privacy for bad or just to be annoying not knowing boundaries and all! That is not safe these days...

[@babyblueshoes575]

Both ends sounds like food poisoning. The heat will affect fish, pork and chicken. I have worked 40 years in the building trade and lime nor cement have affected myself or any of my staff. It might affect one person but not two. Oh and stock up on Lucozade. Best thing when you are dehydrating too

[@believeinjesus8862]

Yup! I believe it's food gone bad too!

[@Roosmarijn035]

Even veggies washed with water that's gone bad can make you go sick. Or drinking from water that's been heated by the sun (I had that a few years ago, there was a bottle of water in my car from the day before. The water was very warm in the evening but cold again in the morning. I was thirsty so I drank it all. Not long after I had bloody diarrhea, literally. I ended up needing antibiotics to kill off the bad bacteria.

[@seriouslyjoking2]

@@Roosmarijn035 That is interesting information.

[@karenminckler4198]

@@Roosmarijn035 I heard that about bottled water too. I don’t like bottled water.

[@andreatushingham6712]

As an epidemiologist, I agree it was the sushi, not the lime. Not that you shouldn't have better protection from the lime too

[@joanmcerlean7158]

“Throwing up from both ends”. As inoffensive a term as I’ve heard for a terrible situation. Thanks for that Theo.

[@gavinhall3669]

Sounds like a virus, Food Poisoning or Food allergy to me. But both of you? Virus or Food Poisoning.

[@jayniestanley4730]

I luv Fernando deeply. He's precious. The way he tries to help u, it's too adorable. What a wonderful baby boy he is.

[@Bluebutterfly1122]

Hope you two are feeling better soon. The barn looks amazing and you've put in sooooo much work! Incredible. Take care of yourselves!

[@bryanjason1980]

Hello how are you doing 😊

[@sueoldbirdstone9024]

I'm glad to see that you're taking better care of yourselves while using the lime. Please could you do the same for Fernando (and Gingey if she's around the barn)? You can put on a mask, and then shower at the end of the day. No mask for Fernando. And he washes all that lime dust off himself with his tongue! Maybe he should be banned from the barn during the limey works?

[@believeinjesus8862]

My thoughts exactly!!!😬👍

[@sophiemarcaurele]

I agree, it’s bad for his intestines... give him a little coconut oil to lick (or olive oil, or unsalted butter) to help clean things along! 😻

[@andrearushing559]

Thanks for posting this.I had the same concerns.

[@lizdg3892]

Yes that little boy is all over the fall out. He looks amazingly well. Hope you both are in the pink soon.

[@mairtinodiomasaigh2428]

Why lime instead of sand and cement??

[@42apprentice]

The wild flowers are beautiful!

[@justme5694]

Was just going to say this exact thing!!! Mother nature is amazing!!!!

[@judithburke1539]

Initially I was sad when Theo mowed the meadow flowers, but I looks like it caused them to branch out and put out even more flowers! Thank you for showing these beauties!

[@janemarner7092]

Amazing that you have accomplished so much despite feeling so horrible. Feel better 🦋

[@Rachaellittlephotography]

It's looking amazing! Love watching your channel every Sunday with morning coffee. My grandpa and great grandpa used to work in the local lime quarry and the biggest risk is your lungs. So good thinking on the respirator. I bet it's heat exhaustion or maybe that sushi wrecking havoc on your tummies. Take care and if you take a break your subscribers will still be here when you get back! We ❤️ you!

[@footplate0]

As a person who lives in the same climate (Cyprus) might I suggest that while you have this problem that you both take Hydrolytes until your bowels are normal. If you don't then you could end up in hospital like I did. Also drink gallons of water, no booze. You have to remember your doing stuff in that heat that your body is not used to doing. Hope this helps. Thanks for posting

[@susans.794]

This is great advice!

[@footplate0]

@@susans.794 You can also do what we do and that is get up early, sleep from 13:00 to 17:00, then carry on working until late. If you do this then your working in the "cool" of the day and sleeping during the hot part. I know its still 30+c at 17:00 but you wont have the fierce sun pounding on you. And at 17:00 you can have your second breakfast followed by lunch/tea at about 21:00. Change your times to suit you but you need at least 4 hours sleep in the afternoon .

[@brummythebrit1899]

Theo make a scratcher.... Make a wooden trowel (piece of ply with a handle ) and put a nail in each corner...works a treat.

[@barbararoman2945]

My money is on the sushi for the lingering symptoms. Had a similar experience and it was the sushi after more than 7 days of “running”. But that said, the shop vac is going to be a valuable tool for all the layers of plastering. My wish is for you both to feel back to normal & cracking on. Just adore you both and cannot wait to watch the next episode💪

[@ronnyb5890]

could be covid too,different people get different symptoms,being tired,vommiting and going to the toilet are all covid symptoms,and when it pogresses ,then you will get lung problems and headaches,already had two times this creepy bug

[@eddiewalker7252]

😳Wuhan-sushi

[@donnamaco1]

I worked in the medical examiners office. People would become our "guests" as they ate sushi that was skunked. Approximately 450 deaths per year. Think twice.

[@happydays59]

@@donnamaco1 yes it almost did me in, tried it once got so sick I thought it was game over! Never again, just the thought is scary to me.

[@patstrong547]

Line morter is a culprit for resperatory ailments. It also irritated the eyes. I've never heard of it causing gastro intestinal problems tho. Sushi is a much more likely source.

[@LtdPrints]

Hope you feel better soon. You guys touch our hearts. Your adventures, your attitudes, your love and respect for each other and your animals is endearing. Annnnd as a person who loves to reclaim old buildings it is fun to watch you each time.

[@peggydwyer1932]

Two things guys: the lime is absorbed through any exposed skin as well, so perhaps long pants and sleeves? It's not just the inhaled dust. Also, I'm thinking that Fernando would be sick as well if it was the lime, he is a mammal after all. Does he have any symptoms? Vomiting at both ends?! If not, I think it's possible you have either a stomach flu, which can last a week, OR a parasite, from food or water. Consider all the possibilities! Feel better soon, hugs from Canada. As a diagnostic tool, perhaps you can stop liming for three days or so, and see if you feel any better. Then restart the project, and if you get sick again? It was definitely the lime.

[@raynonabohrer5624]

I agree with you 💯. I think it is the lime. Also about the cats. Yeah lime can become a dangerous poison.

[@sondralane2798]

I was also wondering about Fernando being sick also! He seems to be near you in the barn a lot. He would be breathing more of the lime dust as you are wearing a mask. Hope you are feeling better soon! Enjoy your videos so much and love that you two are so considerate, kind and loving with each other! Prayers for a quick recover!

[@thehillsarealivewiththesou8293]

I think it could also be covid possibly as I’ve had younger friends with those exact symptoms. If it was environmental poisoning the pets too would be suffering. I hope they feel better soon.

[@vickiwalker3486]

You guys accomplished so much! So rest and recover, you are an inspiration mainly in your courage and goodwill. Bless your heart s

[@twmd]

lime is not a skin absorbed toxin. It's simply caustic due to it's high alkalinity. The main danger being painless alkali burns which often become full thickness by the time you notice. The main way this happens is if wet free lime is absorbed onto clothing and then holds against the skin for a few hours. It's exactly the same as cement burn. The worst place to get lime is in the eyes. Breathing the powder while mixing is also clearly going to be irritant. Therefore the way to go is ALWAYS goggles, never become complacent. And marigolds rather than fabric gloves. A little bit in your arm or leg is unlikely to cause problems if it's bushed off so shorts and t-shirt not the worst idea. some limes are vicious - hydrated lime in partucular. Mature lime putty which is what i would use for internal is pretty forgiving (just protect the eyes and fingers!)

[@slowly_radish8374]

Electrolytes to rehydrate! So sorry you're having a tough time. Don't try to soldier-on, just take care of yourselves until this is sorted. That's an order from this Mom. :D

[@schopen-hauer]

drano, it has electrolytes. its what plants crave.

[@worldstar907]

@@schopen-hauer everyone gets sick doing manual labour for the first time fellow millennials :D

[@Yashas4]

This guy simplicity, hard work and dedication seeing it I feel happy for him and let you both get all the success you guys need and love from INDIA

[@meehling]

Absolutely love you two. You're hard working, honest, and very funny folks. Even when you're not feeling well you still keep going and crack the funnies to keep us entertained and laughing. Wishing better days for both of you.

[@MryCEnterprises]

You two make such a great team. I love watching your progress. I hope you feel better soon. I caught an old episode of How To Live Mortgage Free on Netflix and spotted the two of you living in your houseboat. Bea was still working at a veterinary office. You two have had so many great adventures. You're an inspiration.

[@bryanjason1980]

Hello how are you doing 😊😊😊😊☺️

[@pattijohnson997]

All of the painstaking details that you put into the construction now will be moments of pleasure and conversation in the future when you're admiring your home in the years to come.

[@marirose19]

Theo presents for Bee & you know something? You have such a lovely smile & laughter not to mention a great sense of humor. Of course that goes for the both of you.😄

[@carjam49]

It's amazing to me how much work you did while you were so sick. I hope you feel better soon.

[@bryanjason1980]

Hello how are you doing 😊😊😊👋☺️

[@carmenmariacortesmarin2664]

Please rest, take lots of fluids, and just do whatever you need to in order to feel better. That's a priority over the build! Blessings to both of you. Great buys, the vacuum and new masks.

[@sari4079]

You are definitely the most positive, industrious and delightful couple I've seen on the internet and it is a joy to watch your progress with your home. Get well soon and good luck with all the future projects!

[@kimberlyearly8918]

The clean shave looks nice, Theo! I can't imagine dealing with feeling so sick while trying to continue working! Hopefully, the hoover and new masks are helping. It's looking really nice!

[@joyceb5864]

Sure hope you two feel better soon!!!! Take care of yourself & forget about the barn until you are better. No matter how much you care about the barn, after all, it's just a thing that's not vital to your life and health. You two & your pets are what's important. Love watching you and hearing those lovely accents!!

[@vickiturner9392]

Hi Bee and Theo Have you thought that water you may be drinking has guardia which can make you very ill. Hope get better soon. Love and hugs from Brisbane Australia❤️❤️

[@silverdash1]

Hi guys dont know how you manage keep going ,you started with little skills but are turning a rundown barn into a beautiful home Love the channel

[@toriarose]

Ah, bummer that you guys have been sick. Feel better, and rest more. I'm glad you kept sweet, sassy Fernando from the window. But that reminded me of a recent news story I saw on youtube. A cat jumped from a 5-store burning building. And survived. The cat bounced on his feet when he hit the ground, and then just walked off. Amazing.

[@doncolincreative]

You guys continue to impress me with your hard work and enthusiasm. I am building out a van and when I get just "knackered" and ready give up, your example keeps me going! Thank you.

[@deesandiego]

you have made a piece of paradise for yourselves . keep well and drink lots of water !

[@marirose19]

The place IS looking amazing as another friend here said equally amazing but in a very different #Badass feminine way as Bee. I’m still feeling the sting on your behalf Bee (pun intended) for the hateful comment I hope you deleted (I know Theo kicked it w/his #Badass reply) which said you clickbait w/your cleavage. It’s not true Bee as Theo said in so many words; I’ve seen the channels that do that but you don’t & don’t let that comment stop you from enjoying your spa & the lake down the way. Love you both.💙💫🌀✌🏼 Feel better & stay better!

[@CarinaPiersay]

Someone was rude to Bea and Theo? I missed it but I’m happy to know that both of them won’t tolerate it. I’ve seen other vlogs that use female clickbait to get watchers but I never once thought it about this channel. Please don’t let those with rude comments hurt your feelings. Plenty of us on here love your channel and have nothing but the best of wishes and lots of love for you. I hope you’re both feeling better. ❤️❤️❤️

[@gj5666]

I must have missed the awful comment,but just to say I love this channel and I find everything to be totally normal , great channel

[@Marie-yx5ie]

@@CarinaPiersay I certainly agree Karen 👍😉🇮🇪🍀

[@Jonaelize]

So tired of women being accused of being clickbait-y. It is the problem of the viewers, not Bee. If you always have to sexualize women, then that's on you.

[@joanstorer6370]

@@Jonaelize I never noticed someone being rude to you Bee but just ignore them if they do. These videos are fabulous, we are all learning so much stuff from it. I think that you will be too shattered with hard work to think about sexual things with all this grafting. You are both great.

[@suedorfman7138]

Oh I do hope you both feel better soon. Everything is really coming along beautifully. I am so jealous of all your beautiful wild flowers, everything outside looks so green and the colors of the flowers are outstanding. I have a feeling that shower is going to get a workout over the summer. It will help keep you cooled down. Fernando is quite the little adventurer, always looking for something to get into. Stay safe and hope you feel better soon❤️

[@eivlysdranoel]

Lime affects your lungs, but never heard of affecting your stomach in that way. I believe it was the sushi. Keep well hydrated!

[@leannewallace7276]

I'm so proud of you too for carrying on and continuing building on your home being so sick! I'm praying that you feel better and that's the new mask and vacuum cleaner you feel better. You two are very hard workers and I cannot wait to see your home completed. Love from Northern California Leanne

[@niknoks6387]

Make a scratcher with a piece of wood with screws that go far enough through the wood. Cheap and cheerful, should do the job 😊 looking great by the way @TheIndieProjects

[@MsSoozy]

It is looking so good!! You two have worked soooo hard and it shows. So sorry you are both feeling out of sorts but I think you are on the right track. Carry on. 😃🇨🇦

[@bryanjason1980]

Hello how are you doing 😊😊😊😊☺️

[@jenniferhart7026]

I hope Fernando doesn’t get sick too Hope you guys feel better soon

[@rhondamarshall7039]

Wow, hope you both feel much better soon. The wild flowers out on the property are just beautiful, stay safe and look after yourselves. Hugs from Australia.

[@mikewood8680]

Churches still closed in Canada so enjoying my Sunday morning coffee at the church of the barn convert with Bea and Theo. Blessings to you both.

[@lisah6242]

So sorry y’all are sick. That being said, nothing gets y’all down. The place is looking fabulous. 😘😘😘😘

[@ruthquinn6229]

Well done you guys. So sorry you aren’t well. Sending love and hugs from Australia. The barn is looking so epic. Xxx

[@debbiedusterhoft2870]

Wow the amount of work you guys still do when feeling sick. Such hard workers. You guys are what’s right in the world. Take care.

[@margarettt7675]

I've wondered about the green surfaces in rural Portugese wells, thank you for explaining how that works!

[@angelagail5653]

I love the mix of music you add to your blogs. It’s very beautiful. I’ve watched you two so much until you’ve become part of my family.

[@bryanjason1980]

Hello how are you doing 😊😊

[@colliecoform4854]

Perhaps you should get the paper suits to keep your skin protected. Lime residue could be absorbed through the skin. Just a thought in case you are still having problems. A trip to the doctor might be in order. Stay safe.

[@maryjames7193]

My heart hurts that you have been so ill. You both are such troopers and are doing an amazing job. The black hose pipe your water comes out of can build up nasty crud inside over time. You may want to clean or replace every year or so. Love you guys. Feel better.

[@julieblueyes0203]

Blessings for a healthy environment! Much love💖

[@amandalevy1227]

You two are so delightful. And cheerful. Thank you.

[@bryanjason1980]

Hello how are you doing 😊😊👋

[@nickduffy8482]

I think you both have salmonella poisoning, the symptoms can last well over 7 days. It could be from something you ate but could also be from the water if you are drinking a lot of it. Dehydration will also affect you if you are constantly loosing fluid so if it’s the water you keep reinfecting yourselves as you try to rehydrate. Try switching to just bottled water until the symptoms settle down. I don’t think the lime would cause the symptoms you describe but the vacuum is a great idea anyway because it is so much easier to work in a clean space. You are an amazingly lovely couple and the way you love and support each other is just such a pleasure to watch. Take a break for a few days and recharge you deserve it.

[@5thdimension625]

Agreed. They got ahold of some bad food. I hope they feel better soon. Buy some electrolytes and hydrate up.

[@s.h.2708]

I suggest taking Activated Charcole capsules. It won’t hurt and if you have harmful gut bacterial issues it will definitely resolve the issue. Research how to use AC but I take two with a large glass of water every two hours for 6 hours. Drink water at regular intervals to clear out toxins. I also like probiotics. Charcoal doesn’t absorb the “pro” type microbes because of its chemical properties. Be well you two.

[@richardnault9493]

I admire you folks so much. It's great that many folks are offering so many great hints to help you with your project. Great job filming and editing , look forward to seeing what you are doing next. Best to you from Greenfield, Massachusetts.

[@racheljoanfleming159]

So glad that you have stopped to take good care of each other. You certainly don't need to be ill when facing such a grueling task list. Hopefully this too shall pass (and I do understand that you have been "passing" a lot lately).....God Bless. By the way, the walls are going to be stunning. Well done you.

[@janewolfe9137]

Hope your interventions result in you both feeling better! You are becoming a master plaster, Theo! The opening photography is amazing & your wildflowers are so lovely. Thank you so much for your videos & for sharing your journey.😘

[@jerryglen986]

Bee and Theo it's a really cozy little home. I own one with my Wife. Beautiful cottage guys. Good luck in this journey.

[@rebeccahfrench7315]

Excellent supervising Furnando! Such a wonderfully inquisitive little boy 💕 Love seeing the progress on your tiny home, well done guys!

[@bryanjason1980]

Hello how are you doing 😊😊☺️

[@charmcitygirl1330]

You two are the hardest workers!! Even while sick you're out there getting it done AND with smiles on your faces!! I hope the vacuuming and new masks helps the situation for you. Make sure you're staying well hydrated!! Hope you're feeling better already. I love how Fernando is so involved in this build and Gingy couldnt care less lol.

[@colettenied7223]

I had accidently came across one of your videos about a year ago and have been hooked ever since. I love watching your journey with this beautiful property , barn conversion and animal adventures. You guys are amazing. Thank you for sharing.

[@tlee4395]

Theo taking a shower with his socks on - had me laughing out loud. I love the work you are doing on the barn. Keep up the good work. I suggest you take some activated charcoal. Take care.

[@consideredwhisper]

Excellent call with the charcoal - good for the cats too. It works a treat. I worry that they are getting lime in their bodies as well.

[@rosieg1603]

Hi Guys hope you feel better soon, drink plenty of fluids keep yourselves hydrated. Rest when you can nothing worse than an upset system stay safe both...your little house is looking grand! much luv from The Sunny Midlands xx

[@andywilliment581]

Hi guys, hope you feel better soon. Try putting some nails or screws through a piece of wood to make a scratcher for the plaster. Keep up the good work and stay safe out there.

[@777visionquest]

I love what you did on the outside of the building....it looks so good....love the white grout between the rocks....coming together beautiful....love your wild flowers on your property.....very nice.

[@WatchingTheo]

Keep those Velux windows open. It will help keep the air in there fresh and get dust out. P3 masks are good for asbestos so good choice.

[@debralewis3864]

Thankful you are taking action to mitigate the illnesses and keeping up on finding the culprit. In the next video let us know how you are coming along!

[@bryanjason1980]

Hello how are you doing 😊😊😊👋😊

[@jessieandtalie]

Yes!!! The Hidden Life of Trees is such a great and valuable read! And if your not a scientist probably a perfect Blink! Love watching your progress!!!

[@manuelacavaco4147]

Hello Teo is Bea! I don't want you to get sick! Your project is só instructive and só beautiful! I learn a lot from Teo in civil construction. Strength and courage... your house will be beautiful! Cheers. Little Kisses.

[@F-J.]

You're so blessed to have copious amount of water. 🙏

[@KarenLee-ms2th]

Your health is the most important thing. Take a break. Get well. You guys deserve a break. We care and support you. Prayers for a quick recovery!! 🤗🙏❤

[@leeeplerine]

Lung health is so important, glad you got yourselves the right equipment!

[@maggiesamuels2937]

Bee and Theo you are both working hard you should both be proud of yourselves. Please keep well and also Fernando and Gingy especially if they both go in and out of the barn/house while you are plastering the walls with the Lime if it's making you ill it could possibly make them ill getting that dust on their paws and licking off etc. Hope you get better soon. X

[@susanconnell9397]

Your wee pad is starting to look like a wee home it’s amazing .cant wait to see the end result guys well done 👍 xx

[@robintatina9819]

Sending healing vibes! Hope you both feel better soon!

[@PeteAxeShields]

I absolutely LOVE how nothing, not even illness, deters you two lovely souls. I really feel, through you sharing your journey with us, that I know you both personally ( and I am sure all your subscribers feel the same ) Thanks again for the positivity xx

[@alicecain4851]

You said it beautifully Peter! They're like good friends and they engender such warm feelings. You WANT good things for them! Thanks!

[@debrandw246]

You are both doing such a great job. Beautiful home. Hope you feel better soon. Glad you sorted out the problem. Don't worry about the what evers and should haves. You are both amazing. Great video. X

[@wendysmith2743]

Sorry to hear you've been poorly. It sounds more like food poisoning guys. In that kind of heat food spoils so fast. Activated charcoal will absorb the nasties. Hydrate constantly. Hope you fell better soon. Take care.

[@ridikulus]

Thanks for explaining about the growth on top of the well water. Very interesting!

[@cleopatra4473]

It also is symptoms of dehydration. Try doubling your water for a day or two. Any muscle cramps going on?

[@joanstorer6370]

Hi guys!. I have found your videos & absolutely love them,so please keep them coming.I hope you find out just what is making you both ill & get the problem sorted so you feel better again. It looks like very hard work but what a lovely lifestyle. I am 83 & find your videos fascinating & full of information. Thank you for your efforts to show us what can be done if you have the determination & for showing how you made your dreams come true.

[@TessCooks4u]

It is looking amazing. Hope you both are feeling better soon. My bet would be the sushi but a good mask is a must. Be careful and safe. Enjoying your journey.

[@layna8924]

THERE IS NO SUCH THING, TESS, AS A 'GOOD MASK'...DO YOUR HOMEWORK, EVEN THE C.D.C./W.H.O.GUYS HAVE SAID MASKS ARE 'USELESS'...HAVE A GREAT DAY...AND I KNEW THEY WOULD HAVE PROBLEMS WITH THAT SUSHI...I WOULD NEVER EAT 'RAW FISH'...VERY RISKY...;)

[@deanm4290]

@@layna8924 This has absolutely nothing to do with the CDC or WHO you complete & utter moron. Builders & trades people have used masks for decades to protect their lungs from toxic particulates when working & Theo/Bea absolutely need "good masks" to protect themselves for this work, as does any human, especially in a closed space like the barn, unless you actually them to get properly sick & have long term health problems?? I cannot fathom how stupid & misplaced your comment is, why the hell are you even here thinking this has anything to do with virus/disease control?! You must be a witless bot that gets triggered into action by the word "mask" & has a pre written load of tripe to spew. You're not needed here, now go away

[@tmrodriguez2517]

@@layna8924 why all caps. No need to scream

[@0HARE]

@@layna8924 sounds and looks like a tRump tweet...

[@Thecuriousmind2]

@@deanm4290 sad

[@Timsgal777]

hope you two feel so much better with these changes, pray it works for you.

[@bryanjason1980]

Hello how are you doing 😊😊

[@kristilisakleiner9384]

Keep us updated, we get concerned about y’all 💜

[@KristineS73]

Feel better! You are doing amazing things! What a beautiful home you will have!

[@briancaldwell9549]

Hi Theo and Bea from Melville Saskatchewan have a blessed day by the way guys I think that truck is pretty handy the way all sides go down makes for easy loading and unloading

[@stevenschwagel8029]

You make my Sunday mornings special. Thank you.

[@ourportuguesehomestead]

The hospital gowns here have a nice little pattern on them as well ;). Sounds like dehydration to me though, a siesta is the thing to do this time of year 👌

[@stewartwilkinsonsnr]

Hoping by the time you read this you are both feeling better, admire your determination to keep going. Enjoy Hoovering 👍👏

[@techmom6336]

Watching you from Hamilton Canada , I hope you two are feeling better.

[@oscaryjavita]

Take care of yourselves, guys!! We want to watch all finished, so you need to keep healthy. If you still feel sick, better go to the doctor. We felt like you for months and it was because we had parasites in South America. Hope you feel better!

[@daisydo5377]

Can't wait to see it when it's finally finished

[@lyndaporter9156]

Hope you both feel well soon!😩 Stay safe and rest when and for as long as you need. We will always be here for you! ❤

[@sophiemarcaurele]

Theo: “ So we’re using this finer sand, and...” 😼 Furrnando: “You mean my cat litter, matey” 😹

[@avivaadler4253]

Take care of yourselves! Inspiring how you're working even while feeling unwell -- bravo! Hope nybthe time you read this, you're both fully recovered.

[@zonacrs]

You two have become the "Jack and Jill" of many trades! I'm excited to see the interior evolve towards the vision you have stated, that vision is starting become evident as your home progresses! God speed! PS - Fernando is a little stinker. As a child we took a family vacation and had someone look after our house cat. When we got home all seemed normal, until my parents pulled back their bed covers to find a "present" square in the middle of the bed left by our cat in an apparent protest of her abandonment!

[@guzinska1]

I'm so sorry you've both got the galloping trots! I hope you feel better soon. I absolutely love love love your videos. Look after yourselves.

[@bryanjason1980]

Hello how are you doing 😊😊☺️

[@isabelxavier6890]

Fernando licking the air when Theo was spraying water on the walls 🤣🤣🤣 I hope you get well soon 😘

[@mquinteiro]

I hope you're doing well by now. Take good care of yourselves. Loving your projects!!

[@olledahlquist3784]

Food poisoning can take 24-48 hours before showing up. I'll put my bet on the sushi as I have never heard of any poisoning effects from either cement or lime.

[@donnarocchio936]

Sorry to hear of the health issues you are having. You may want to ck and see if you have a situation of Lime poisoning. You have been using it a long time in this renovation. So happy you got new respirators. Keeping you both in my prayers.

[@bryanjason1980]

Hello how are you doing 😊👋☺️

[@Roams2NFro]

YOU’RE DOING SO GOOD 😊