Madeira is interesting as the wetness & humidity combined can cause similar issues to old UK houses with damp walls, rot etc. I also see a lot of houses built on hillsides, and i can only imagine when it rains heavy how troublesome that could be :P
Hi, Hiding the damp with a false wall does not fix the damp, like you said.. By leaving the damp hidden it could potentially cause structural issues. The render/plaster on your walls may be preventing the bricks from breathing. If so you would need to remove and put a breathable water repellent on the bricks like "stormdry".. Then re plaster with a breathable render lime based. Ventilation is needed.. Nb.. When I lived in Jamaica, I would use RAID.. Always worked.. But you need to spray the whole place, with all windows and doors shut.. Go out for a few hours till it settles.. You will find they leave or all die off over a few days
The best way to get rid of that type of cockroaches is to dust your house with boric acid powder. Board acid will kill them and also kill all the ones in the nest. The best way to get rid of them!!!!!!
Brian is truly huge, Yvonne doesn't seem to be phased by them, but the little buggers just unnerve me to an embarrassing degree. I've heard if you sing Abba songs to them, they just leave on their own accord. So give that a go.
About the mold on your walls and height humidity in your house. Basically you need ventilation! I was in Madeira two times, love this island and I noticed that they cannot make proper ventilation. In most location there is mechanical ventilation - when you turn on the light in bathroom. So when you leave the bathroom, turn off the light, ventilation stops. Humidity stays there and nothing can dry. This is the first step to have the mold. The best and the cheapest is gravity ventilation. Read about that. In flat or house the air cannot stand, it must be exchanged. Do not listen to the builders, you cannot build outer layer on the wall in the room where the refrigerator stays. You will only cover mold with another layer. After some time you will have the same situation, maybe worse. The plaster is soaked with mold. The best way is to remove plaster from walls (I don't know if it is the proper word) until you will see bricks. Then you have to DRY! and disinfect the wall. After that put the new plaster on the wall. Think about the gravity ventilation in that room (maybe some small hole in the top of the outer wall of a building). Check that the water does not trickle down the outside wall. This will further add to its moisture content. Remember that mold on the walls is not good for health
I am an hvac engineer and I work with ventilation and indoor environement from time to time. I am partly agree with MarekP.. Ventilation could be a good thing but you need to be careful with the solution. If you ventilate with the humid Madeira air in to the rooms, where the rooms are colder than your outside air, the humidity problem will increase. Warm air contains a lot of humidity/water and when this cool down in your house the humidity will get to water on your cool walls. The ventilation fan/planty have to contain a cooling unit so the air dries before it comes in to your house.
Stumbled upon this channel as I’m headed Madeira way September with la familia. Congrats on the house!! Seeing someone starting off a new life in a small realistic way is kind of endearing and I’m wishing you the best of luck settling in! You asked for some video ideas in one of your vids. Best places to eat, best things to do, best hikes, best places to shop.
"I'm going to put him in the garden...not my garden!" That made me laugh.🤣 You have a very nice house for what you paid and those problems don't seem too bad so far. Best of luck!
Hi! I recently discovered your channel and subscribed immediately. I started years in lots of places. Glew, in Buenos Aires province, Buenos Aires city, and Tigre in Argentina, Punta del Este in Uruguay, Hamburg in Germany, and so on. But 2022's New Year was as a widower in Coimbra. I felt it very very nice. 2023 in Funchal for the world-famous fireworks was a little bit too touristy, but the following week in Santa Cruz blew my mind. I love Portugal (I hate big cities like Lisbon and Porto, ppl get crazy during the rush hour). Madeira is a gem. I'll try to live there in 2024 or 2025. I think Madeira's banana line is heaven on earth. I have an enormous number of places to compare. Your experiences will be nice for me. As a multiple home owner, I also have a lot of experience with buildings and structure design, so I think it will be a vey nice journey.
@@Livinginmadeira Yes, I must humbly say it's incredible. It sounded strange to me until on July 4th, 2022. I read a clinical study on getting comfortable with NDE´s. I had 2 of them, the first when I was a 6-month-old baby. Not only that, but I abandoned my physical body. Sounds strange. And in 2005 two massive Strokes. This time I learned that time in this dimension doesn't exist. The study says your out of this world learnings last about 20 years. Every day happens something, now I'm not any more shocked. Really amazing!
4 parts water 1 part Clorox bleach.. spray bottle. Spray the surface where the mold is at and watch it disappear almost instantly. You can always add more bleach to get a better result if need be. This will work...!
A most useful 'tour' indeed. Despite the problems that seems to be quite a decent place with a fair amount of space :). I reckon if you start charging Brian some rent then that will help fund any DIY and renovations you have to do - tell him it's either start contributing to the household budget or it's RAID time :D.
Hi just make sure some of the mold on wall next to the fridge the source of that could be from outside and if its is, of course treated the origin of the problem first ,dont know what they use in Portugal but the paint depto on leroy could provided with a good product and whatever its is it has to be something that dont absorve water and (seal the wall from water).I have a feeling that problem could come from outside after use the products like plaster proper for this problem ,make sure u seal it. Removed mold is just temp fix always look for the source.Lack of ventilation is a good source for mold ,so a desumidifier is good tool after you vent the place,uses timer or better yet if u have internet buy wifi outlet so u can control a electric fan or a desumidifier,schedule them in case you have to keep the house close( a trip) .Hope this helps and always talk to the natives they always is your best source.
Spray the nest with soap and water: Mix two tablespoons of dish soap into a spray bottle of water and spray it on the nests. The mixture will clog the wasps' breathing pores and kill them instantly.
From looking at your video i would say you probably need an in-ground drainage system in the back of your house, to divert water away from your home and stop it from seeping under your walls. Looking forward to future vlogs, i'm hooked.. :-) !! 👍
Hi! Agree that covering that mold up is a bad idea. It will continue growing underneath that exterior layer, and is bad for your health. You're adventurous for climbing up on that roof! If you are thinking about taking out that wall going into the new dining room, you should consider taking down the wall separating the kitchen from the old dining room, for a more open floorplan. I am looking forward to seeing what you do with your new home. Cheers!
Hi, you have a lovely Home. What is behind the damp wall on the outside of the storage room? It appears to me, that the problem cannot be fixed from the inside.
Damn it. I would die from such a cockroach! I can't imagine how you keep it so close. I wonder if there is any solution to get rid of the complete zero in such a house? I've been living in a condo in Thailand for half a year now and there hasn't been a single cockroach in all that time. It is obvious that the management company is poisoning them with something. Since I moved out of another condo on the 14th floor because there were such huge cockroaches and I couldn't sleep.
Mold is the worse thing of living by the sea. I also live by the sea but in the coast area of Portugal, and the best thing to do is open all windows everyday (unless it's raining) to let the sun do his work, also for rooms without windows, like for example in my case i have a bathroom without a window, i had to make a hole and put a ventilation/fan so it starts when i turn it on to withdraw the moist air to outside (this is essential thing to do specially when taking a shower or bath), also for your case, for rooms that don't have windows and have wall directly to outside is the best option i think. Beside that, in the days that rains or is very humid use the dehumidifier. When have extra savings is also good to get a good isolation on the walls and roof, double glass windows...
Welcome to living on an island, older build homes are all very moldy. There are new building codes now . I am from the azores i know all to well about the mold
Das Haus hat doch Potenzial Ja schon ein wenig Arbeit aber ich finde den Preis für Funchal ok Und wenn du einiges Selbermachen kannst, ein Traum Grüße von SantaCruz
A water repellent should do the trick here after removing all the material plaster from the wall, look for products use in swimming pools for water repellent, proper ventilation is key here, be extremely careful and use proper protection wear when treating, removing and disposal of mold is very toxic for your health... I think the house has good potential value to making it your own style on the other hand as price related I would have asked for a discount if knowing beforehand theses issues of water leaks and water begs etc. On the water begs I would check for any broken water drain pipes theses begs come from sewer pipes, Good luck I like your videos thanks!
What? No way. He has not earned the right to reside there. He is a freeloader looking for handouts. What skill set could he possibly possess that would earn him a steady paycheck? It's time for him to hit the road.
You will need to damp course the house and check for leaks,also you might have foundation problem’s need to check all around,never cover walls like that builder explained?,hope that helps,good luck
Please please please may I ask a question? We're hoping to move to Portugal (possibly Madeira or somewhere near Porto), but we have two cats! My husband says it will be absolutely impossible to find a rental property that allows pets, unless it's mega expensive or charge a lot on top for the pets. What is your experience if you have any or noticed anything? I'm desperately wanting to keep my cats 😭 (both have passports, vaccinations, were from EU). Thank you ❤
Hey, lots of people have pets here in Madeira, so I don’t anticipate it will be too difficult to find a rental. I would suggest looking on Facebook marketplace - rooms listed tend to be cheaper and there is a higher change you will be talking directly to the landlord, who hopefully will be more flexible than an estate agent. Wishing you all the best of luck and don’t be discouraged!
hi my name is emanuel franco ifrom madeira from machico norte islande do you like put cucarachas , baratas put salt table salt aurond rom e round house curacahas goe yay e hunts good luk enjoy live i my country
Non-professional opinion: but I think your humidity issues and leaks are related. Depending on your finances, I would replace roof first and have the structure inspected-there may be wood rot if it was used in the construction. I would look at adding windows to that space to not only provide ventilation but also sunlight. I also think the walk, if built with breezeblocks could be holding water. Also, in regards to the squatters, they are essentially water bugs and are probably attracted to the humidity. Take care of the humidity will help with them as well.
@@LivinginmadeiraPortuguese here, not to put you down, but cheap and trustworthy builders in Portugal is something complicated to find, not to say that “trustworthy” would require them to know what they are doing and have knowledge (which I highly doubt they have). Our houses have those problems… my own house have a similar problem with mold… In the end what I’m saying is that you will need to actually spend money otherwise it will keep the same. Remember you are in a country where the salaries are small so if a builder can make an extra will sell you easy solutions 🤷🏻♂️ Não sei se algum português aqui vai ler isto, mas é a realidade… não temos construtores bons e de confiança com conhecimento… as nossas casas têm sempre problemas destes e n é com tintas do Leroy que se resolve o problema. Existe efetivamente um problema de isolamento e maus hábitos ao não abrir as janelas (se o isolamento é mau abrir a janela no inverno requer gastar se mais energia para aquecer a casa, resultado: janelas fechadas, humidade e bolor).
Yeah so, I commented on your most recent video... You really have to fix the drainage around your house. Probably dig a trench along the entire rear wall (whatever is below grade, maybe the side too) and drain it, then seal it and rebuild a new waterproofing layer on top of that. Otherwise you'll never get rid of the mold issue. You could even sustain structural damage. Like you have to do this properly... Don't just try to hack it on the cheap. You need a full depth trench, drainage system and professional waterproofing. - Read up well on this - Get several quotes - you have to inspect the work they do at every critical step (you really have to)
Madeira is interesting as the wetness & humidity combined can cause similar issues to old UK houses with damp walls, rot etc. I also see a lot of houses built on hillsides, and i can only imagine when it rains heavy how troublesome that could be :P
Hi, Hiding the damp with a false wall does not fix the damp, like you said.. By leaving the damp hidden it could potentially cause structural issues. The render/plaster on your walls may be preventing the bricks from breathing. If so you would need to remove and put a breathable water repellent on the bricks like "stormdry".. Then re plaster with a breathable render lime based. Ventilation is needed.. Nb.. When I lived in Jamaica, I would use RAID.. Always worked.. But you need to spray the whole place, with all windows and doors shut.. Go out for a few hours till it settles.. You will find they leave or all die off over a few days
Thank you! on my way to buy a vat of Raid now :)
The best way to get rid of that type of cockroaches is to dust your house with boric acid powder. Board acid will kill them and also kill all the ones in the nest. The best way to get rid of them!!!!!!
You're amazing. Bryan! And you pointing out negatives I love it, thank you!
I've grown fond of the old chap :)
Brian is truly huge, Yvonne doesn't seem to be phased by them, but the little buggers just unnerve me to an embarrassing degree. I've heard if you sing Abba songs to them, they just leave on their own accord. So give that a go.
About the mold on your walls and height humidity in your house. Basically you need ventilation! I was in Madeira two times, love this island and I noticed that they cannot make proper ventilation. In most location there is mechanical ventilation - when you turn on the light in bathroom. So when you leave the bathroom, turn off the light, ventilation stops. Humidity stays there and nothing can dry. This is the first step to have the mold. The best and the cheapest is gravity ventilation. Read about that. In flat or house the air cannot stand, it must be exchanged.
Do not listen to the builders, you cannot build outer layer on the wall in the room where the refrigerator stays. You will only cover mold with another layer. After some time you will have the same situation, maybe worse. The plaster is soaked with mold. The best way is to remove plaster from walls (I don't know if it is the proper word) until you will see bricks. Then you have to DRY! and disinfect the wall. After that put the new plaster on the wall. Think about the gravity ventilation in that room (maybe some small hole in the top of the outer wall of a building). Check that the water does not trickle down the outside wall. This will further add to its moisture content.
Remember that mold on the walls is not good for health
This is so helpful thank you! I'm taking YOUR advice and not his :)
I am an hvac engineer and I work with ventilation and indoor environement from time to time. I am partly agree with MarekP.. Ventilation could be a good thing but you need to be careful with the solution. If you ventilate with the humid Madeira air in to the rooms, where the rooms are colder than your outside air, the humidity problem will increase. Warm air contains a lot of humidity/water and when this cool down in your house the humidity will get to water on your cool walls. The ventilation fan/planty have to contain a cooling unit so the air dries before it comes in to your house.
I love your videos!! Also are super helpful ❤
I'm so thrilled you like them!!
Nice tour and thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Just found your channel and look forward to watching other videos and following you as I plan to move to Madeira in the coming year.
Welcome aboard! More helpful content coming up :)
cool casa -- congrats!
Thank you!
Congratulations on your new home from Bellingham, WA!
Thank you!!
Stumbled upon this channel as I’m headed Madeira way September with la familia.
Congrats on the house!! Seeing someone starting off a new life in a small realistic way is kind of endearing and I’m wishing you the best of luck settling in!
You asked for some video ideas in one of your vids.
Best places to eat, best things to do, best hikes, best places to shop.
Hi Terry! Thank you for your kind words :) I was so over the UK that it was definitely all I needed to take the plunge!
@@Livinginmadeira big plunge! But you’ll pull it off you seem a driven and determined girl!
"I'm going to put him in the garden...not my garden!" That made me laugh.🤣
You have a very nice house for what you paid and those problems don't seem too bad so far. Best of luck!
Thank you! When I get comments like this, it makes everything seem worthwhile :)
Hi! I recently discovered your channel and subscribed immediately. I started years in lots of places. Glew, in Buenos Aires province, Buenos Aires city, and Tigre in Argentina, Punta del Este in Uruguay, Hamburg in Germany, and so on. But 2022's New Year was as a widower in Coimbra. I felt it very very nice. 2023 in Funchal for the world-famous fireworks was a little bit too touristy, but the following week in Santa Cruz blew my mind. I love Portugal (I hate big cities like Lisbon and Porto, ppl get crazy during the rush hour). Madeira is a gem. I'll try to live there in 2024 or 2025. I think Madeira's banana line is heaven on earth. I have an enormous number of places to compare. Your experiences will be nice for me. As a multiple home owner, I also have a lot of experience with buildings and structure design, so I think it will be a vey nice journey.
Hi Teodoro, what an interesting life you have led! Agreed on all fronts and I am so pleased you are subscribing :)
@@Livinginmadeira Yes, I must humbly say it's incredible. It sounded strange to me until on July 4th, 2022. I read a clinical study on getting comfortable with NDE´s. I had 2 of them, the first when I was a 6-month-old baby. Not only that, but I abandoned my physical body. Sounds strange. And in 2005 two massive Strokes. This time I learned that time in this dimension doesn't exist. The study says your out of this world learnings last about 20 years. Every day happens something, now I'm not any more shocked. Really amazing!
For mold, clean with a mixture of bleach and water and then paint with an anti-humidity paint. Open doors and windows regularly and fix the leaks!
This is what my day is looking like today :)
4 parts water 1 part Clorox bleach.. spray bottle. Spray the surface where the mold is at and watch it disappear almost instantly. You can always add more bleach to get a better result if need be. This will work...!
will give it a go - many thanks!
A most useful 'tour' indeed. Despite the problems that seems to be quite a decent place with a fair amount of space :). I reckon if you start charging Brian some rent then that will help fund any DIY and renovations you have to do - tell him it's either start contributing to the household budget or it's RAID time :D.
Hahaha yes! Watch out Brian :)
Regarding the mould walls I would there is some wall sealers that stop the mould
Hi just make sure some of the mold on wall next to the fridge the source of that could be from outside and if its is, of course treated the origin of the problem first ,dont know what they use in Portugal but the paint depto on leroy could provided with a good product and whatever its is it has to be something that dont absorve water and (seal the wall from water).I have a feeling that problem could come from outside after use the products like plaster proper for this problem ,make sure u seal it. Removed mold is just temp fix always look for the source.Lack of ventilation is a good source for mold ,so a desumidifier is good tool after you vent the place,uses timer or better yet if u have internet buy wifi outlet so u can control a electric fan or a desumidifier,schedule them in case you have to keep the house close( a trip) .Hope this helps and always talk to the natives they always is your best source.
Thank you so much!
Spray the nest with soap and water: Mix two tablespoons of dish soap into a spray bottle of water and spray it on the nests. The mixture will clog the wasps' breathing pores and kill them instantly.
wow thanks - I'll try it today!
From looking at your video i would say you probably need an in-ground drainage system in the back of your house, to divert water away from your home and stop it from seeping under your walls. Looking forward to future vlogs, i'm hooked.. :-) !! 👍
Yes that makes sense and thank you. Who knows a good plumber here?!
Hi! Agree that covering that mold up is a bad idea. It will continue growing underneath that exterior layer, and is bad for your health. You're adventurous for climbing up on that roof! If you are thinking about taking out that wall going into the new dining room, you should consider taking down the wall separating the kitchen from the old dining room, for a more open floorplan. I am looking forward to seeing what you do with your new home. Cheers!
that's a great idea - hopefully meeting a structural engineer soon to discuss possibilities!
I LOVE your content! Do you have any plans you can share with us about future renovations? 🛠
Yes, soon and thank you!
Hi, you have a lovely Home. What is behind the damp wall on the outside of the storage room? It appears to me, that the problem cannot be fixed from the inside.
Ah shed load of wall, garden and land...
Damn it. I would die from such a cockroach! I can't imagine how you keep it so close. I wonder if there is any solution to get rid of the complete zero in such a house? I've been living in a condo in Thailand for half a year now and there hasn't been a single cockroach in all that time. It is obvious that the management company is poisoning them with something. Since I moved out of another condo on the 14th floor because there were such huge cockroaches and I couldn't sleep.
Mold is the worse thing of living by the sea. I also live by the sea but in the coast area of Portugal, and the best thing to do is open all windows everyday (unless it's raining) to let the sun do his work, also for rooms without windows, like for example in my case i have a bathroom without a window, i had to make a hole and put a ventilation/fan so it starts when i turn it on to withdraw the moist air to outside (this is essential thing to do specially when taking a shower or bath), also for your case, for rooms that don't have windows and have wall directly to outside is the best option i think. Beside that, in the days that rains or is very humid use the dehumidifier. When have extra savings is also good to get a good isolation on the walls and roof, double glass windows...
this is brilliant advice, thank you so much, looking at working towards what you mention as soon as I can.
Welcome to living on an island, older build homes are all very moldy. There are new building codes now . I am from the azores i know all to well about the mold
Das Haus hat doch Potenzial
Ja schon ein wenig Arbeit aber ich finde den Preis für Funchal ok
Und wenn du einiges Selbermachen kannst, ein Traum
Grüße von SantaCruz
Danke :)
A water repellent should do the trick here after removing all the material plaster from the wall, look for products use in swimming pools for water repellent, proper ventilation is key here, be extremely careful and use proper protection wear when treating, removing and disposal of mold is very toxic for your health... I think the house has good potential value to making it your own style on the other hand as price related I would have asked for a discount if knowing beforehand theses issues of water leaks and water begs etc. On the water begs I would check for any broken water drain pipes theses begs come from sewer pipes, Good luck I like your videos thanks!
Thank you so much for your kind words :) hind sight would have been great here yes, but absolutely no regrets!
Great vids, keep it up. Brian and his gang have got to go.😊
or I charge him rent!
What? No way. He has not earned the right to reside there. He is a freeloader looking for handouts. What skill set could he possibly possess that would earn him a steady paycheck? It's time for him to hit the road.
It seems whoever built the 🏠 were giants as we Madeirans tend to be average height 1.65 metres, bem vinda a Madeira, 😊
Haha!
How do I get a madeiran bf?
Where in Madeira is the home located? Perhaps I missed it mentioned in the video...
Hey, the area is Monte :)
You will need to damp course the house and check for leaks,also you might have foundation problem’s need to check all around,never cover walls like that builder explained?,hope that helps,good luck
Hi Katrina, thank you for the advice! I think I may have found the source of the leak :)
Boric acid and sugar against roaches and clean clean clean
am going to give this a guy!
Please please please may I ask a question? We're hoping to move to Portugal (possibly Madeira or somewhere near Porto), but we have two cats! My husband says it will be absolutely impossible to find a rental property that allows pets, unless it's mega expensive or charge a lot on top for the pets. What is your experience if you have any or noticed anything? I'm desperately wanting to keep my cats 😭 (both have passports, vaccinations, were from EU). Thank you ❤
Hey, lots of people have pets here in Madeira, so I don’t anticipate it will be too difficult to find a rental.
I would suggest looking on Facebook marketplace - rooms listed tend to be cheaper and there is a higher change you will be talking directly to the landlord, who hopefully will be more flexible than an estate agent.
Wishing you all the best of luck and don’t be discouraged!
lemon eucalyptus bug sprays and essential oils like lemon grass oil, lavender, peppermint . also white vinegar repels spiders 🕷
Thanks for the tip Forza :)
'Brian's room' 😂
He's moved rooms...
hi my name is emanuel franco ifrom madeira from machico norte islande do you like put cucarachas , baratas put salt table salt aurond rom e round house curacahas goe yay e hunts good luk enjoy live i my country
Thank you Emanuel!
Non-professional opinion: but I think your humidity issues and leaks are related. Depending on your finances, I would replace roof first and have the structure inspected-there may be wood rot if it was used in the construction.
I would look at adding windows to that space to not only provide ventilation but also sunlight. I also think the walk, if built with breezeblocks could be holding water.
Also, in regards to the squatters, they are essentially water bugs and are probably attracted to the humidity. Take care of the humidity will help with them as well.
I think you are right on all fronts - really need a cheap, reliable, trustworthy builder.. if they exist!
@@LivinginmadeiraPortuguese here, not to put you down, but cheap and trustworthy builders in Portugal is something complicated to find, not to say that “trustworthy” would require them to know what they are doing and have knowledge (which I highly doubt they have). Our houses have those problems… my own house have a similar problem with mold…
In the end what I’m saying is that you will need to actually spend money otherwise it will keep the same. Remember you are in a country where the salaries are small so if a builder can make an extra will sell you easy solutions 🤷🏻♂️
Não sei se algum português aqui vai ler isto, mas é a realidade… não temos construtores bons e de confiança com conhecimento… as nossas casas têm sempre problemas destes e n é com tintas do Leroy que se resolve o problema. Existe efetivamente um problema de isolamento e maus hábitos ao não abrir as janelas (se o isolamento é mau abrir a janela no inverno requer gastar se mais energia para aquecer a casa, resultado: janelas fechadas, humidade e bolor).
Are there any contractors there?? There's an American couple with a channel on the island... Maybe they can refer someone to you.
Yes, but haven't found the right or available one yet!
God bless you in Jesus name🙋🏻♀️🇧🇷🇩🇰😘
thank you x
Yeah so, I commented on your most recent video... You really have to fix the drainage around your house. Probably dig a trench along the entire rear wall (whatever is below grade, maybe the side too) and drain it, then seal it and rebuild a new waterproofing layer on top of that. Otherwise you'll never get rid of the mold issue. You could even sustain structural damage. Like you have to do this properly... Don't just try to hack it on the cheap. You need a full depth trench, drainage system and professional waterproofing.
- Read up well on this
- Get several quotes
- you have to inspect the work they do at every critical step (you really have to)
Thank you so much - am in the process!
u have wood rot.
It's a tropical island.. cockroaches are normal.. lizards too
I've managed to get rid of the roaches but have accepted the lizards as my garden pets
Madeira is not tropical
Hi! My partner and i like watching your Madeira journey :) Is there any email that i can contact you? Thanks
Thank you both for your support! pheepsheep@gmail.com :)
@@Livinginmadeira Hi :) I just emailed you :)
Hi Girl, do you have Instagram? I moved to Madeira a year ago and would love to connect. 😊❤
No, sorry! CZcams is my only vice :) how can we connect without telling everyone our details?? hah