Post, a I thought there would be a ton more gunk for two years. Only one shower a week?😂 Barefoot in the snow again! Show-off!😂 I hope you got more snow from the storm!
I love how everything in your home looks simple and practical. We seemed to get carried away in recent years with fancy stuff in homes that we don't need and break easily. BTW, my Blaze King is much smaller than yours but I think you're supposed to stay away from opening up the stove when it's too hot; I think it's hard on the combustor, I think they don't like getting cooled off too fast. And the Blaze King operating video says not to poke a fire in a Blaze King, that you are supposed to just leave it until it gets down to embers then do a hot reload, but I don't think it's supposed to be too hot when you reload (or poke it).
Everyone has commented on what I saw. Quality of work is top notch, woodwork and plumbing. I would suggest were your vent and the bath trap come through the floor create a air stop. Glass insulation would work good if stuffed in tight. In the event you had a fire down stairs the fire will travel quickly up stairs through the holes. All new construction we have to air stop all holes coming through each floor with fire caulk. A fire will have to burn through the flooring which gives more time to contain the fire on a single level.
I don’t think it looked bad at all, no sticky or slimy solids, just discolored liquid. I have a 52 gallon salt water aquarium and I do water changes every 30 days, and despite that the water develops a slight smell like you mentioned just in that 30 day period. Nothing to worry or feel bad about. Also, cool shut off valves on the pvc pipe and nice shelf between sink and toilet too!
This happens a lot with fire water piping and sprinklers in buildings. The water sits in the piping, stagnant for years because it never gets flushed. Nasty, stinky black water.
Any quick tasks outside like getting the mail, getting groceries out of the car, etc. I would do barefoot, even in the snow. I wonder if it is a Maine thing.
After seeing your bare feet in the snow, well, I know you said that your body runs hotter than normal people does, but damn, seeing the bare toes got my feet freezing 🥶, great video though, and I like the way you did the drain, good Idea for watering the plants, I saw earlier today a raised bed planter that was butted up to a house and the gutter drain elbowed into the dirt, also check out Narrowayhomestead, he has a tank that holds rain water, something to think about
I spray my sincks out with the garden hose and when I seen how slow your sink drained the pop water mix I was going to tell you to flush it out with the hose, You can blast out the trap with the hose pressure. My bathroom sink needs to be hosed every few months
Barefoot in the snow?!?! Post 10 is on an entirely different level.
Came here to write the exact same comment and found it at the top
All those flooded boots in icy water have made his toes immune
That’s New England for ya
Built different
I did that the other day too. It's kinda frisky to begin with, but then you get used to it 😂
Posty just casually walking around barefoot in the snow. Hey bud, I hear people pay for those pics. LMAO!
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Thats actually really clean considering
Nice rug
Post, a I thought there would be a ton more gunk for two years. Only one shower a week?😂 Barefoot in the snow again! Show-off!😂 I hope you got more snow from the storm!
Just seen on the national news LOTS of rain out, 2 dam failures. Hope all is well with you and BE SAFE!
Shelf is gorgeous.
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I love how everything in your home looks simple and practical. We seemed to get carried away in recent years with fancy stuff in homes that we don't need and break easily.
BTW, my Blaze King is much smaller than yours but I think you're supposed to stay away from opening up the stove when it's too hot; I think it's hard on the combustor, I think they don't like getting cooled off too fast. And the Blaze King operating video says not to poke a fire in a Blaze King, that you are supposed to just leave it until it gets down to embers then do a hot reload, but I don't think it's supposed to be too hot when you reload (or poke it).
You rock! I have gone barefoot in the snow many years ago. Not for very long of course. Thank you Post10.☮️💖🎶
Now I understand your short version of this. I am still a little envious of your home. Even though it is more work than mine.
Everyone has commented on what I saw. Quality of work is top notch, woodwork and plumbing. I would suggest were your vent and the bath trap come through the floor create a air stop. Glass insulation would work good if stuffed in tight. In the event you had a fire down stairs the fire will travel quickly up stairs through the holes. All new construction we have to air stop all holes coming through each floor with fire caulk. A fire will have to burn through the flooring which gives more time to contain the fire on a single level.
the shelf you made for the bathroom looks super nice :)
That is a beautiful shelf, nice work.
I don’t think it looked bad at all, no sticky or slimy solids, just discolored liquid. I have a 52 gallon salt water aquarium and I do water changes every 30 days, and despite that the water develops a slight smell like you mentioned just in that 30 day period. Nothing to worry or feel bad about.
Also, cool shut off valves on the pvc pipe and nice shelf between sink and toilet too!
Great video, Post. Your content is the best.
This happens a lot with fire water piping and sprinklers in buildings. The water sits in the piping, stagnant for years because it never gets flushed. Nasty, stinky black water.
Pretty cool video. I like your curious mind. That fire looked comfy cozy
Question is. That came off you? Lol. Beautiful woodwork.
The clearance on that shelf is so gudddddd
That was way too impressive to me.
Wouldnt be a winter Post 10 video without hot water and steam
Cheers posty!
Any quick tasks outside like getting the mail, getting groceries out of the car, etc. I would do barefoot, even in the snow. I wonder if it is a Maine thing.
Not that much was in there, if you haven’t “emptied” that line in 2 years like I think I heard you say ?
Interesting project, I do that with my water heater.
did you do your own plumbing?
I did all the drain lines but I paid someone to do the pex pipes
Its lookin good my friend!@@post10Vlogs
After seeing your bare feet in the snow, well, I know you said that your body runs hotter than normal people does, but damn, seeing the bare toes got my feet freezing 🥶, great video though, and I like the way you did the drain, good Idea for watering the plants, I saw earlier today a raised bed planter that was butted up to a house and the gutter drain elbowed into the dirt, also check out Narrowayhomestead, he has a tank that holds rain water, something to think about
Remnants of victims
Nasty black liquid whooshing out of the pipe. Fire looks warm and toasty.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Well, I’m sure a man like you won’t ever need to call in a plumber to fix the leak.
Barefoot in snow🥶
Water frugal? Wowzer!
🙏🙏♥️♥️👍🙏🙏🙏 Post 10 🙏👍🙏🙏 wen are you going to do more videos on your fireplace
that was cool
هذا ممتاز جدا
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I spray my sincks out with the garden hose and when I seen how slow your sink drained the pop water mix I was going to tell you to flush it out with the hose, You can blast out the trap with the hose pressure. My bathroom sink needs to be hosed every few months
The exact opposite of big high boots. 😅
Going barefoot in the snow isn't a good idea
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Thought i was the only one that goes barefooted in the snow for a bit.....😁
Semen. There’s lots of semen in there.