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In order to renovate this old stone barn into our home, we must insulate the ceiling. We take a different approach in order to DIY this renovation, but in the end we will cover the insulation with wood paneling and beams similar to what was before.
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We are Heather, Bradey, Alexa and Chloe. We purchased an abandoned stone barn in the foothills of the Italian Alps and we are working together as a family to renovate and restore this old stone barn into our dream home.

[@RaisingVoyagers]

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[@donnadavis1538]

Replace the moldy wood so you won't be sory later

[@stevenhilliard6189]

What is the update on your citizenship?

[@enriquestura3697]

@@stevenhilliard6189 Italo-argentine

[@peterson0096]

25:25 I'll put it to you like this. You're gonna do all this work to turn that barn into a living house and then potentially possibly put moldy panels in it in 3 spots. So we'll say $60 worth of Insulation. might. Cause you problems later.

[@josephstreff2571]

Replace the moldy insulation! We had a very minor leak and the insulation became moldy AND SPREAD! You will save your family from illness from it if you replace them now! I am a retired nurse and Physician Assistant and would caution against leaving them in place as they are. Like the other response said, ask for a partial refund for them. Or not.

[@pumpupjam9648]

For you and your family peace of mind, I would replace those moldy insulation ceiling covers. No, not let them dry. They are moldy. Do not take changes ruining your home, and your life. So far, wow, your are moving right a long! Can't wait for that day where you are all done and a party at your house, with those men who helped you cut the rocks, place the stones, bring the dirt to make the cement, everyone involved into helping you make this place your own! Hope it's done before the proclamation of Peace & Security comes out worldwide.

[@jannewlove725]

What is the Proclamation of Peace & security? And from whom??]

[@hvanderp578]

@@jannewlove725😂

[@lauraquigley6403]

Absolutely replace the moldy insulation!!! You cannot kill mold. Fb has millions of people that are sick from mold in their homes. Mold is now a health crisis in the USA. Kristina Baehr on utube & her husband & her 4 children were very ill from mycotoxins that are produced from mold that cause a variety of issues including neurological. She had a beautiful newly built beautiful home worth millions. She is an attorney that now fights for families that have lost all their belongings & Health to mold & other environmental toxins. Great job on the house guy’s it is going to be beautiful. Hope Heather feels better she is such a beautiful person🙏🙏🙏Blessing’s

[@angelikamessenger1237]

Chlorine kills mould spores but they are in the air constantly and will return. Most people use bleach which bleaches the colour from the mould but does not kill the spores. I live in Cornwall in the UK and mould is a constant problem due to the high atmospheric humidity. A domestic Mould and Mildew spray containing Chlorine will keep on top of the problem. Landlords tend to try and mask the problem with dehumidifiers and opening windows, yes, that is one part of controlling the problem but a spray or solution of Chlorine is another part of it. It is harmful to pets and people and must be used with utmost caution.

[@growinggenerationshomestea516]

​@@angelikamessenger1237 that makes micotoxins explode it does not kill mold. You can only kill mold on stainless steel and glass with hydrogen peroxide or vinager. Everything else that is in mold is ruined even if there isn't mold on it. Micotoxins are in the air. You will track them to your car....tell me how I know. Now a lifetime fight

[@wizard4121]

I’d replace the moldy insulation. It’ll cause you worry forever if you don’t. It’ll drive you crazy and you’ll end up having to redo it but after everything is finished. That would be a nightmare! And you know you’re a perfectionist 😂

[@Suidloc]

Can just brush it off.

[@AdamofCA.]

immediately after winter and B4 spring (an annual task in central Calif.), i wash the mold off my high gloss painted bathroon walls with 1/2 cup bleach and 1 tablespoon of powder laundry detergeant (Tide) in 1 &1/2 gallons of warm water. Presto! Clean and good as new. Thus, yes, replace the insulation. Then, Bradey, scrub the infected mold clean, and let dry. You can reuse the clean insulation for the floor.

[@sallydixon8639]

Don’t allow mold in your house! Change them out and you will sleep at night! Wonderful progress so far you guys! Your AMAZING positivity has proven to be your Best friend ! Have watched your video since the very beginning Awesome persistence! You are really getting there!👏🥰✅👏❤️!

[@ricklatouch2263]

I wouldn’t risk using the 2 “moldy” panels. Whatever it is may spread. Why take the chance? And, I’d return them for credit/more material.

[@kael3691]

It does spread

[@Wren_01]

@@kael3691iDK but you make sense :)

[@rogerturner6377]

Exactly. Don’t take any risk with mold - and that is definitely mold!

[@freddiegagging6116]

I wouldn’t use it either! You don’t want to contaminate the space with the spores! Replace and spray the panels and area with diluted bleach (1 to 10 water) just to be safe.

[@Mysafeharbor2]

I agree. In the long run, I personally feel you will be grateful you replaced them.

[@albertalakeland]

With the air gap behind the foam board, you will need venting to allow moisture out. The foam board acts as a vapor barrier with the gap trapping moisture and thus will form mold on the roof side.

[@onthefritzfarm]

This is why I came to post. Ventilation to prevent condensation is very very important.

[@davidrobertthomas1515]

@@onthefritzfarmYes absolutely. I hope they get to read your comment. Best wishes.

[@Vault57]

25:15 Replace them. Use them as gap filler after cleaning/treating them with antifungal, if they're needed. Mold can grow on just about anything, even if only temporarily. Don't risk introducing spores into your ceiling space. Don't forget to wipe the ceiling area down where you have already stuck those panels. I have some experience with this.

[@paddlefar9175]

Bleach

[@gardengatesopen]

I would completely replace them & NOT use any as gap filler. Not even after treating them. Fungi has a way of morphing to stay alive! Nature always wins! After you cover it up- You will just never know (unless you can visually inspect it) if the mold truly did stop growing. Just don't use it. It's not worth the risk.

[@ritawentworth]

The house is looking good! Have you noticed if the house is slightly cooler with the insulation in now? I know there are no windows yet but was just wondering.

[@sharondilloncavalierland954]

Yes, that's mold. Replace them.

[@SJC49]

Sometimes there is not a lot of opportunity to laugh on such a challenging project but your new wood shaving hairdo was a winner!😂🇨🇦

[@magdamundt9483]

It's definitely mold and yes, you should replace them, because they can contaminate the rest.

[@LynnKsCouture]

It would be sensible to replace the moldy insulation as mold spores can spread into the house.

[@mariviberrios]

Replace the molded panels.

[@discontentedcitizan6046]

I would take out those mouldy boards . Why take the chance and risk future problems . You are doing a great job

[@kathleencascino3694]

I would replace the 2 insulation pieces.

[@alexstenschewski8342]

Yes, replace the molding pieces. Never put up molding things.

[@olgaszabo5967]

😄😁🥰 I recommend replacing the moldy pieces. 🥰

[@user-fu2oy6dp4j]

BRADY!! After all that work!! Yess! Definitely replace the two, stupid tiles already! They could effect everything; don't, don't chance it!!! Replace them asap!!! Better to be safe then sorry!!!!!

[@sallydixon8639]

You have won the Olympic award for building in Italy from scratch! Take good care! BRAVO!👏👏👏✅❤️

[@Bluuplanet]

I'm doing similar insulation in my heated barn. But leaving a ¾" air gap above for air to flow from the eaves through the gap to the ridge vent. IMPORTANT: Apply a sealed moisture barrier between the heated room air and the foam and roof joists. Warm air holds lots of water, cold air doesnt ... warm air will constantly convect across cold surfaces and dump its moisture there as contact with the cold surface cools the air, soaking joists all winter long. Your ceiling is a winter-long room dehumidifier if you let moisture get past your moisture barrier to where the temperature is at the dew point.

[@koningbolo4700]

12:00 please do not forget a dedicated conduite for a ceiling fan...

[@kathycolaianni5746]

Yes I would replace those panels just to be on the safe side

[@52aberdeen1]

I'd definitely remove those 2 , not worth the hassle or work for mold killer , or later on your family being sick , 😢 seems like your wife's sensitive already , I'd remove the 2 not worth it , Loving the house and your vlogs !!

[@florianreclaire508]

Did you have an engineer plan this for you? Polystyrene is not an ideal material for this type of situation, The roof is made out of wood and thus moves over time due to moisture changes. This causes gaps between the insulation and the wood (in addition to the gaps that occur due to unprecise cutting) as well as maybe nasty screeching sounds. The gaps have zero insulation value and also enable convection, meaning moist, warm air can protrude to the cold wood behind the insulation and cause condensation/mould. These things need to be planned carefully which includes all details such as cable protrusions, transitions to other parts of the building, vapor barriers etc.

[@KatySimpsonLive]

Amazing job as usual. Sqeeeeeeky! I would definitely ditch the mouldy panels as I know how bad mould can be for the health and how easily it spreads.

[@lovleypoppy]

Replace the moldy foam boards. It's not worth it in the long run.

[@chilinachos1323]

Hello, I have been diligently watching all your Videos since you first showed your stone housing barn. Your Videos inspire my imagination to Day Dream of; What if I could have the good Health and driving desire? It is a form of mini Vacation in my mind. As a 71 Year Old Veteran, Educated and, previous Home Owner, enduring Kidney Dialysis, you give me persevering purpose and, entertainment in the Theater of my mind. I sincerely feel your experiences of mistakes, struggles, successes and, inspiring Journeys. Thanks for being frank, I appreciate what you are doing.

[@davidskaggs9914]

I would replace moldy panels. Great job! Can't wait to see the finished product

[@AdamofCA.]

wish that i had your blues. coulda had twice as many women enjoy my bedtime hospitalities.

[@eileenbecker9245]

Replace the moldy ones! You won't have to worry.

[@flibbertygibbette]

Definitely replace those moldy insulation panels, and sooner than later. And replace any that have even a hint of mold. You don't want that going into a new room, it's just asking for problems down the line. Dead mold spores are dangerous for your health, too, so you really want to make sure that you're putting clean materials in.

[@colleenmckeeman1342]

You should be incredibly proud of your skills, tenacity, and endurance. I so worry about you at times, I fear you’re going to hurt yourself in someway. I worry for your back and the possibility of permanent long-term compromised health. I admire you for your vision of what you want for your family and self and your ability to make it happen. Be proud, stand, tall and guard your body and health along the way please.

[@elizabethmckenzie6977]

Yes replace those moldy pieces. Now it is still easy to get to pull them out. The mold could spread to the other insulation. Be safe is more important than the few dollars to replace. Love you guys.

[@deestanley9836]

YES IT IS MOLD! GET NEW PIECES! DON’T RISK YOUR HEALTH!!!

[@SandraBull-qm4lc]

I would replace those two moldy panels... Better safe than sorry is my motto😊

[@debbiemontgomery8874]

I’d get those out of there. It’s a source for mold to grow in the entire house. And also scrub those beams it touched.

[@andreadimartino125]

It's beautiful to see your joy as your dreams come together. Before you know it, you'll be sitting at that window with a cup of tea and a good book.

[@AbigailGerlach-zt1sh]

I think the Lone Ranger was really a guy who spent a huge amount of his time, on his own, and built an amazing house! (That's not to take away from the guys who've been there to do the stonework and pour cement). Get well soon, Heather. You're a champion, Brady. Dealing with building codes in English is hard enough. I can't imagine doing it in Italian so it makes sense logically.

[@joannmahaffey1068]

Get the mold stuff out of there. Ever minute it is there it is spreading spores through your house. What a tedious job. Feel for you.

[@amysonger2703]

We have recently dealt with mold and I promise you, it will be vastly more expensive to deal with that issue later than to simply throw out those panels. Leaving those moldy panels there is like planting a mold seed in your home.

[@lieuwina]

Each day it is getting closer and closer to getting finished.

[@deeoh3708]

Definitely replace the mouldy insulation.. You can't kill it and it will grow from the tiniest speck left behind. You must do it asap. 5 minutes work is a lifetime of health.

[@andreak.phillips2725]

My family and in particular my teenager are all sick from mold in our home. Don’t risk your family’s health. That is enough mold to spread all over the house. Definitely get rid of those moldy panels!! Best of luck to you guys!

[@carolfaberpeake857]

Definitely swap out the moldy panels- see if you can return/exchange for new ones 😮

[@PhyllisLeggett-yq9vr]

Have been loving joining you on your journey with this new home. Such hard work. Yes, mould! Get rid of it!! Please

[@sarajillianshepherd3858]

Yes mould.

[@marymick3402]

Yes, replace the two panels. Is my suggestion. 💗

[@jimdelong949]

It's so nice to see you building now instead of tearing down. It's been a long hard road. But now it's beginning to look more like a home. We're being able to see more of your vision with all the insulation and everything going up now. As always wishing you the best of success as you continue

[@JM-iz3fr]

Instead of using cans for the lights, they make canless, will allow for easier install, less insulation loss and being LED better more efficient light. Color adjustable too! Well at least in the US and Canada. Also, there are different types flat, articulated and baffled like traditional recessed. All integrated LED. They have to available in some form there as well. Halo, Topaz, RAB to name a few. Good luck!!

[@Dragonfly-LazyDynamite]

Great work! Again Brady, you are amazing. 😊. Get better Heather. 🥰 Hope you aren’t down for long. Laughter is GOOD medicine & I loved ❤ hearing your fit of giggles when Brady was drilling & getting wood rained on. Priceless. Both of you. ❤ 😊 All the best 🇨🇦🥰😎 Thanks for sharing. 😊❤ xoxo

[@RaisingVoyagers]

Thank you! ❤️

[@ti-k8702]

Que gran trabajo Brady como siempre, me siento muy emocionada por los avances en su maravilloso hogar. Espero que su esposa se reponga rapidamente...me encanto la visión de la ventana, en verdad ella y la terraza son mis lugares favoritos!❤❤🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@marybiddle1248]

I get excited every time I see that you’ve posted a new video. They’re so enjoyable and interesting to watch. There’s no other channel that I follow so devotedly. You explain your process clearly and with humor and humility. The camera work, editing and background music are really polished.

[@leesnow343]

Those two pieces of insulation look moldy to me. The progress is amazing ,you are doing a great job!

[@shawnbrown5310]

take the mold down. don't even mess with it. everything is nice and new. looks so nice. i agree he is super strong. i've said that several times.

[@nbi8116]

If definitely looks like mold. I would replace them why take a chance

[@AnnieWarbux]

Never take the chance! More Mold spores are introduced by the minute, the longer it sits there. Corn startch is good for a dry & absorbant cleaning. Bleach does Not kill mold spores. But, Dawn/ Dish soap, does. So does a FULL-Sun kind of day!🌞

[@user-xx1tm5fe9u]

You could put in the insulation, but not as deep as the beams, unless you have to for the R value. Loved the "wood shower." Good Lord!!!

[@GoogleAccount-hz2co]

Definitely change the panel you won’t regret it. Don’t take a chance. Brady, you’re such a hard worker I really admire you. And your positive attitude is admirable. Maybe you should wear a hat to protect your head And protective glasses. I said it before your haircut is balanced, and it suits your face shape.

[@stephaniedeegan853]

Yes my son now has mold in his lungs because of an apartment . He had to be on steroids for weeks which also has its own severe side effects. It’s not something to play around with . It can kill❤😢😢😢😢😢

[@user-fu2oy6dp4j]

Brady, wear your goggles always!! Get an air mask too! You are an amazing working so hard working, tenacious!! God bless you and your family!!

[@tonjakim]

Dimmer switch go brighter! You can always use less bright bulbs or remove bulbs, it is a pain to install more lights! Err always on the side of mental well being and choices. Regarding safety or lighting. Your sawdust hair is reminiscent of the 1990’s. Thrilled for you all! Missed seeing you both working together. However it was fascinating to watch the stone masons work, and for you to become skilled at a new trade. You now have the ability to create other additions as well as pick up side work with that crew. So smart for you both to be learning as you go! Better than going to school for a trade imo. Great job Heather and Brady!!

[@JakobFischer60]

Material of choice would have been wood fiber plates or rigid mineral fiber plates. Wood has a better heat capacity and would fit better between the beams. It is a bit more expensive though.

[@sue7190]

We use sheep's wool insulation in our granary garden room which is built from green oak, it is super efficient and eco friendly but agree wood fibre insulation is also very effective and eco-friendly and provides fire protection which foam insulation does not. We are using wood fibre board on a forthcoming renovation specifically because of that. After the Grenfell Tower catastrophe where poorly fitted external foam insulation was cited as a major factor in accelerating the fire I feel it's not safe to use.

[@rolandclass8418]

Why using in a house like this all the modern mostly toxic materials, typical American way of building, we live in a time where we have to get away from these building materials, even the manufacturing of these things are an environmental hazard, and then the house finished all in drywall how nice is that

[@rogerturner6377]

Get those moldy boards out immediately! They will definitely spread and your new roof panels will be compromised. Don’t take risk with mold - ever!

[@jeankipper6954]

Mold is nothing to mess with. Take them back and get a refund. You're working SO hard, for SO long, it doesn't even matter whether it is. It MIGHT be, and simply not worth the risk.

[@papatomsthoughts]

Yes, it is mold. Replace them, take them back for replacement. Build is looking great.😊😊😊😊

[@dawnkupczyk4247]

I would replace them. You've been so meticulous with how you have done everything else. Those two will eat at you everyday until you've replaced them. Oh and all mold needs for growth is darkness, moisture and some form of heat. It can grow anywhere tbh...I love what you have done with your home and enjoy watching you every week. Hope everyone gets feeling better- because once someone gets it- it usually spreads to others within the household. Much continued success.

[@joshir1834]

Change those panels because the mold might start to grow back.

[@dawnblack5374]

Mold can absolutely grow on foam. Replace those two but I would also closely watch the others that were obviously damp also. Put a dehumidifier in the area to make sure they aren’t damp before you cover them up.

[@Bren.L.A]

You’ve made good choices thus far friend, don’t stop now! Replace them. Fm personal experience mold can cause major health issues. ❤

[@JoanneOP]

That’s most likely mildew on the insulation. Mildew grows on surfaces and doesn’t penetrate. It can be cleaned off, but better check on how the foam will react with the cleaning agents.

[@adeptusmagi]

nice new hairstyle is it pre threaded electrical gain cheap silicon sealant will fill the gaps around the edges better than foam plaster and the silicon is still an insulator and stops draughts

[@pollyb.4648]

I'm a little surprised that cautious Brady wouldn't immediately replace moldy panels. So maybe it is not mold. Idk shrug. The house is looking so good! 🎉 ❤ you voyagers!

[@diannajuarez3224]

Why why why R U NOT wearing safety glasses..you'll be sad if U get a scar on your eyes 👀 my son permanently damaged his 20/20 vision ..just trying to caution you

[@mercy2453]

😂😂 I have to stop and truly thank you Brady for the wonderful laugh you blessed me with as I watched you drill the ceiling beam and the wood shavings fell like snowflakes on your head. What fun! I enjoyed hearing your laugh again Heather and was delighted to join in on the fun! 😂😂💙💙💜💜

[@marymerrill1612]

I imagine your neighbors across the valley will be relieved when all the noisy work has been completed. Your home is coming along nicely. Look forward to your moving in day!

[@peggys121]

OMGOSH!! I have been thinking the saaaaame thiiiing for as long as I’ve been watching - like BEFORE the dig out the floor watching!

[@maryanntownsend2889]

Brady you are True Grit. I’m in awe of all the hard work and determination you show on the house build.👍🏾

[@sherry9088]

Definitely Replace them! Take no chances! It does looks like mold anyways. Love you guys and your channel * we want you to be safe! ❤

[@keeshlon]

Definitely toss the moldy ones!

[@christinamarchido5148]

I indeed would not risk it. Black mold is dangerous and replacing those 2 would be cheaper then a whole roof and more

[@rosabayhan810]

Yes! Replace those panels. It’s dangerous

[@user-js5mz3wf6p]

So hot in this house I was saying God is gonna bless you you and your children and your wife in that house and it’s gonna be house of blessing for you and your family because you worked so hard you and your wife included. I’ve been now that is the second year now I’ve been watching you guys, God bless you and I love you

[@ErinTutt]

I hope Heather is feeling better! Personally I would change out the questionable insulation panels. The house is coming along well. Brady, you are a work horse for sure. Can't wait to see the new ceiling boards!!😊

[@helenbriton4070]

I really admire you guys! I would definitely replace those moldy panels. It's not worth taking the risk. But really, the supplier should replace them. In the meantime, best wishes.

[@joannetutor4051]

When in any doubt….I’d replace those panels❤

[@skipo84]

I would definitely replace those two, I wouldn't risk it. Even if you try to kill it you may think you got it all and if you didn't it will be spreading without you knowing since it would be covered.

[@heathermorgan2265]

I would replace moldy panels ,health is wealth better be safe than sorry.

[@jeankroeber2481]

Once again, I am astounded by all the changes you have to make because of the necessity of insulating the roof from within. Not to mention putting in all those channels in the walls to run electrical cables through! I pray all goes well for you and am always amazed at your continued good humor. Blessings, Brady. I wish you continuing good health as well as humor. Liebe Gruesse aus Deutschland.

[@chrisoakey9841]

next time use your power wheelbarrow to bring the insulation up. just strap some wood to the barrow for length underneath insulation then insulation also strapped to barrow. make it do the awkward lifting. you should squirt expanding foam in the gaps before putting the bat in so it glues the batt in place. wet the wood. spray foam, then push in the polystyrene sheet.

[@mariadange06]

Defo replace mouldy insulation.

[@jampuppy]

That was so funny seeing this massive white cube coming up the drive! 😂 I love a surreal moment. I hope Heather is feeling better. It’s hard to get enough rest with two kids and moms are the worst at prioritizing their needs. Take time for yourself, Heather. You deserve it! ❤ Well done, Brady! I also would opt to replace the moldy insulation.

[@chriskish4318]

Please replace 2 moldy panels. Better safe, than sorry.

[@user-rk4to3fe8i]

I would take lovely photos of the wood ceilings, cover up then hang photo in a frame so you can be reminded of what’s underneath

[@fluffyclouds2729]

.....You look good with blond wood hair ! ....thanks for update ! 🙏👍

[@susanmassey9635]

Your home is coming along nicely.Will be beautiful . Heather, hope you feel better real soon!

[@margueriterizzo7925]

Consider hardwired power strips for under top cabinets in kitchen. Eliminates plug-ins spread all over backsplash. More attractive and easier tiling area. Helps with conduit channels too. Have outlets where you need them.

[@NeverIn57]

Your body language speaks volumes about the insulation cover up

[@vickihansen1937]

By the time I have seen this video it is certainly too late but I would strongly discourage you from putting numerous can lights in a sloped ceiling. These lights will shine into your eyes in various spots in the room and be most uncomfortable, even with lenses on them. The ceiling ambient lighting should only be to light the room so you can see or to call attention to a feature by a directed light, but not light that your eyeballs can meet up with. Canned lights are terribly overused and used poorly by most builders. I have experience in lighting design and so I would reccommend you use the canned ceiling lights very sparingly and carefully. If the ceiling is going to be lovely enough to highlight, put lights at the lower edges of the ceiling that shine up, not down. Or you could put some low level cans at the place where the ceiling meets the wall and wash the wall. Again, the light does not shine into eyes. Sconces next to the windows would be nice and the lighting would be more intimate. Then for task lighting you have more strategically placed lamps and pendants. Do not flood your room with light, I beg you. Even dimmers will not help.

[@lydiea707]

Très bonne réflexion. Ces éclairages sont souvent très mal utilisés. 😊

[@GeometryMatters]

Thank you! I really hate what people are doing with grids of recessed these days. Ughh! To your comment, "I beg you," LOL! I agree completely!

[@LindaSchreiber]

Ditch the moldy panels. The insulation material may not be able to 'mold', but if these were exposed, a lot of organic garbage, dusy, pollen, etc gets deposited. And then wet? Yes that is mold. In no way worth the risk. Mold killer may 'affect' them, but it will still be there in small pores, and will recur. Behind your finish-ceiling. You don't want to have to remove that when the kids get sick. Fix them now. Best of luck!!

[@SJC49]

Heather, I can hardly wait to see you sitting in that window nook. It will definitely be a dream come true!😍🇨🇦

[@FloatingVillageLife]

The way you openly share your story and provide clarity reflects your authenticity and commitment to your audience. Your willingness to address questions and explain situations with such sincerity fosters a deep sense of connection and trust. Thank you for your transparency and for bringing us along on your journey. And I am Floating Village Life

[@jeanmullins3284]

I would replace the insulation that looks moldy. Why risk it!!

[@rougefox9233]

YES Brady, unfortunately that does look like mold on the insulation.. And yes, I would definitely replace them! 🥴

[@user-fu2oy6dp4j]

WOW! You did so much work on this stone house/barn and covering Up all the interior, stone walls, insulating over the beautiful wooden ceiling and chiseled beams. It would of been better to have left it as a barn and bought an 8 room modular home already built. Well, anyway, much success! I respect your choice. God bless

[@Salsa470]

I find your wording interesting when you talk about government regulations requiring home insulation. Is it really such a bad thing to insulate your home to save energy and our resources? While Western Europe isn't perfect, I think some Americans could benefit from considering these so-called "burdensome regulations." It's worth remembering that our planet's resources are finite. As inhabitants of the European Alps, we experience the effects of climate change daily. This is largely due to pollution from industrialized nations, including but not limited to North America, that often seem to use resources as if there's no tomorrow. It's important for all of us to think about future generations. Environmental regulations, when done right, can be a positive step forward.

[@andreacantrell35]

Dude!! Has anyone ever called you awesome?..loving the precise correct perfect job you do for your family. You're awesome....OH...n ur NOT LAZY!!!😊