#23 Trip to Turkey. My family flew away. Old Greek house renovation.

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  • čas přidán 5. 10. 2023
  • In this video we went to Istanbul. Alexandra and Geralt flew away to visit our families, while I returned back to our house in Greece alone. The flight was delayed by 7 hours, so we had some time to drive around, look at Bosphorus and the Black Sea nearby.
    At the house I try to clean the stairs up again, this time using a pressure washer our dear Greek friends borrowed us. Then I install the (FINALLY) arrived fridge. It took almost a month to deliver it!
    Then we meet with our friends who by coincidence came at the same time when my family left. They have never been to Greece so we went for a short trip around.
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    Music by Chillmore, Oleg Kirilkov, FASSounds, raspberrymusic, Oleksii Kaplunskyi from Pixabay
    Greece, Greek, offgrid, nature, Athens, Thessaloniki, sea, renovation, remodelling, architecture, DIY, seat, seat leon, leon, insta360, Solar, solar energy, Renogy, LiFePo4, Wilco, solar water heater, solar boiler
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Komentáře • 14

  • @user-ld6uh8xe4d
    @user-ld6uh8xe4d Před 2 měsíci

    I’m impressed with your skill and hard work 😅😊

    • @questionablebutokay
      @questionablebutokay  Před 2 měsíci

      Thank you! :D I wish I really had some skill hehe. Most of the things I do for the first time in my life.

  • @vitavivendi
    @vitavivendi Před 9 měsíci +2

    You're doing a very good job with your house
    And what a beautiful landscape around it!

  • @stephan2357
    @stephan2357 Před 9 měsíci

    0:49 jet-washer is great for REMOVING MORTAR ! 👌

  • @stephan2357
    @stephan2357 Před 9 měsíci

    8:32 'dridge'

  • @user-lk2cr4kb5l
    @user-lk2cr4kb5l Před 2 měsíci

    mein freund suche einen dachmeister und baue ein dach mit dachpfannen,damit du ruhe findest,als erstens hast dann keine hitze,das haus ist dann frisch immer

    • @questionablebutokay
      @questionablebutokay  Před 2 měsíci

      Die Dachfrage haben wir bereits gelöst :) Das sehen Sie in den nächsten Videos!

  • @stephan2357
    @stephan2357 Před 9 měsíci

    😱1:25 washing car in direct ☀ WOW !
    is this hard-water or from well or 🌧?

    • @questionablebutokay
      @questionablebutokay  Před 9 měsíci

      This is a water line we managed to connect from the nearest village. It was expensive, long and it's not stable. But it exists and works most of the time :)

    • @stephan2357
      @stephan2357 Před 9 měsíci

      @@questionablebutokay i see. so indeed you are trying to destroy your paint with water-spots... 🤌🤦‍♂

    • @questionablebutokay
      @questionablebutokay  Před 9 měsíci

      @@stephan2357 I've never had this issue before with any of my cars honestly. But thanks for caution. Maybe I don't know that because I never lived in hot climate. I used to live in winter for 9 months a year :D

    • @stephan2357
      @stephan2357 Před 8 měsíci

      @@questionablebutokay yes probably.
      if they dry up and you polish them, you are only going to drive them FURTHER INTO paint. clear-coat is plastic, thin as paper. when that happens, you will not be able to eradicate them with chemicals, nor with further polish.
      1) wash out of direct sun and when panels are not hot.
      2) you need SOFT water (i filter mine via Brita/Tesco filter and old Brita jug, capturing it in plastic tank (25l). it only trickles, so you can leave it overnight to get full tank.
      3) you need to wash with chemical containing WATER-SOFTENERs !
      ditch car-soap since i'm not aware any which does. and use one of RINSE-LESS ones: DIY Rinseless/ONR/P&S Absolute. they all dilute 1:256 so it's pennies per wash.
      they wash all external materials, also great as glass-cleaners, ONR can even be used in carpet-steamer.
      i always pre-spray panels to soften dirt. and if you do it regularly (say every other week), you could get entire car in half an hour done.
      with rinse-less you don't need jet-washer, only pump-sprayer (say 2l).
      do utube search.
      4) in worst-case you can wash 1-panel-at-time. (but that's difficult with soap.)