I bought one a couple years ago for less than $100. They take some maintenance work to get back up to working order, but they're solid, solid machines.
Imagine the reaction if you showed up for church wearing a shirt made from the same fabric as the material used to make those chair cushions! 😲 I like the minimalist interior of the home.... Everything that you need, nothing that you don't. I've come to realize that "Less is more" when it comes to having stuff.
@@LifewithJoshandSarah You may or may not have intended this with your sentence, but I see how one could use that as a mantra for life. If your cup is smaller (i.e. your expectations more moderate) then it's easier to overflow it with positivity.
It still amazes me how much Amish homes differ depending on the community. There are Swarzentruber homes like that one and 2 miles away an Amish house with gas lamps and heat as well as running water with showers and toilets.
We got the burners for camping stoves, only we use bottle gas. Had a camp chef in the kitchen for two years while we fixed it up. My grandmas old farmhouse wasn’t much different than Amish houses. Thank you for the tour!
EDIT: Nicely done Video. I learned a few things. I am going back and watching the missed Shed Videos. I really like the videos for all the on the fly decision making... And the way you setup the shed for moving,. Your People Skills are top notch. Moving shed's with your wife added a new element to the videos and seeing her dive right in doing work is refreshing. Wishing you the best in your new adventure.
Hi guys. This was an awesome tour. I really enjoyed the peek inside of this Amish home. Beautiful, Organized & Tidy 😍👍 Do Amish homes have a cold cellar for storing canned goods?
Hi guys, thanks for the tour of the Amish house looks fantastic there. Great home for off grid Cliff from Logan City Queensland Australia from the big island.
My friends out here in Southwest Ohio differ some in that propane us used for lighting putting out the same light and a Coleman lantern. Propane is also used for refrigerators . Clothes are washed with wringer washers powered by gasoline engines. Everyone has a hand pump, but some use a couple of 80 gallon storage tanks pressurized with a gas engine pump . Pretty .much enough for an entire days use and even flush toilets. We see tractors as cars as many are engaged in the trades and pulling wagons full of garden goods for sale in the Wal Mart parking lot. Farm land is so expensive that most families raise gardens for sale or do construction using the customers electric for their tools. A neighbor who had a home shop built chicken coops and cattle feeders using air powered tools including a table saw.
We toured through the Amish houses at The Farm at Walnut Creek in Ohio. We were impressed with the beautiful woodwork. We also toured Yoder's house and farm and rode in a buggy. We were at Miller's bakery in Millersburg Ohio and Mr Miller who lived next door showed me the old desk that had been his fathers. It was like the one at 6:30 except really old. He was building a miniature one just like it. What amazing work the Amish do.
I love the kerosene lamps , that’s what we had for light for 8 days after Hurricane Ian. We used our barbecue grill to cook and ate lots of salads . We did struggle to keep our food cold since it was so hard getting gas for our little generator , sadly the public was struggling and there was a lot of fighting at gas stations . Love the simplicity of the Amish, but I must say I NEED air conditioning here in SW Florida !!
My goodness, that house is clean! Do they keep them clean like that always or is it especially clean for the video? I’m envious! No extra crap to clean and what is there, is spotless. Wow!
I have heard other former Amish take about the houses, they were saying that house cleaning and child care were ‘women’s work’ . They take pride in the cleaning of their homes and a dirty house would be looked down on and be shameful. I am surprised by how large and open the rooms are .Most of their furniture and household items look like they are high quality and made to last.
Great tour. The house is so beautiful and simple. Thank you both for the tour. May you both and your kids be blessed and continue to grow in your vlogs. God bless and take care. As always, watching from the Philippines.😁
Gotta protect these Amish people, hats off to them doing their thing, soon I’ll be doing it the same just so I can get off the grid as much as possible
One thing I noticed when visiting an Amish house (not Swartzentruber, though) was that they had church pews stacked up in one corner of the living room. Do those typically travel from house to house depending on where services will be that particular Sunday?
That is probably the most confusing part about the Amish. How they pick and choose which technologies they will allow. Sarah's father has a wood shop powered by a engine. I suppose that concessions must be made purely for the sake of survival in most locations.
Anyway, some Amish move into homes that have wiring already in it and it isn't practical to tear all all the wiring. Some rent and wouldn't be allowed to tear out all the wiring. You may see outlets and a breaker box in an Amish home that was not built by Amish. You thought you saw...
@@LifewithJoshandSarah how and where do you bathe? Grandma would tell about bringing out the tin bath on sundays, after I was born she’d gotten a porcelain bath and indoor plumbing.
I confused, When you said there was a gas engine pump to pump water into their water tank? I thought they used no gas engines or electricity 🤔 And then I saw things in there that are made with modern equipment like the plastic tubs!
It's a actual house, they are relatives of ours and allowed us to film when they were on vacation so it was extra clean but typically their house is very nice and clean.
I live in the woods of Idaho and wash and rinse my dishes exactly the way they do and I am envious of their pantry how beautiful, absolutely gorgeous!! so far I’m doing everything you guys do but I just started the video so I’ll keep watching love you guys!! I just finished it, I see nothing wrong with that way of life. What I don’t understand is why not being able to use electricity is an affront to God. I don’t understand that. why is there a need to suffer this way. I don’t understand how this is a sin. If somebody could please explain that thank you. I get the idea of no TV because the TV is very sinful you have bad words and nasty innuendos I completely understand that in fact when I was raising my children I’ve bought them DVDs of old TV shows because I did not want them watching the garbage that is on today
It's not that electricity is sin It's more the idea of not being depended on the "world" for that electricity, being independent allowes them to live under the radar where big brother doesn't know their every move.
@@LifewithJoshandSarah I can totally relate to that. I’m a prepper so I know about staying out of the eye of big brother. So that leads me to another question I hope I’m not bothering you why wouldn’t solar energy be allowed it’s not gold out by the government it’s energy that you actually create yourself or possibly have a windmill in the yard is that allowed
@@TinCupChalice40 Because the same result can be achieved for them without the dependency of Chinese rare earth minerals in the manufacturing of solar panels which in-turn have a short life-span (and a forced engagement with the English).. Don't even start on the batteries....
Amish has no clue on the rotten going on because they don't watch tv news or cell phones today...that's why there a great example on not having atleast cell phones...
What you need to do is tell them the difference between the Pennsylvania’s Amish and Ohio Amish. There is quite a bit of difference you need to put that in one of your storylines to. They were different heights and everything down here.I live in Oxford Pa just 1 mile from Lancaster Pa and I’m a Taxi driver for some of the Amish if you send me a email I will send you pictures of a barn that Burned down on a Friday and it was replaced by Wednesday that Next week
Amish women suffer greatly. I know because she died in my arms. She had said several times how bad she felt. The horrors she went through I tried hard to help yet not hard enough. She cried out yet I didn't do enough to save her. The Amish men are abusive. Don't be fooled. All the love and care I gave she still passed. I'm sure she's in Jesus arms. She was in prayer when I found her.
Amish is a great example on why there amazing...theres bad in every race but only few in amish..there kids turn out great because they don't let their children watch tv an cell phones to influence them wrong...you don't need technology to live a great life is my point to pounder on..
That is weird !!! If every home is the same and they have rules for everything, then it is definitely a cult !!! But, although I know it hurts your soul, I am sure you already realize this !!! God Bless You !!!
That's a wicked thing to say. Anyway not all homes are the same, which you can clearly read for yourself in the comments. Judge not that you be not judged...
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Great tour! Thank whoever the person was who allowed us in please!
Will do, Thanks Wendy..
Josh
Looks like a treadle singer sewing machine . We're talking pre 1930s . The finish on the kitchen cabinets is amazing.
Yes it is a singer treadle sewing machine and I don’t know how old it is but probably around 1930s.
I bought one a couple years ago for less than $100. They take some maintenance work to get back up to working order, but they're solid, solid machines.
I love the layout of the first floor, the way the kitchen is set up is nice
Nice and clean and uncluttered.
Imagine the reaction if you showed up for church wearing a shirt made from the same fabric as the material used to make those chair cushions! 😲
I like the minimalist interior of the home.... Everything that you need, nothing that you don't.
I've come to realize that "Less is more" when it comes to having stuff.
Great points, I also recently realized that if your cup is smaller it's easier to fill.
@@LifewithJoshandSarah You may or may not have intended this with your sentence, but I see how one could use that as a mantra for life. If your cup is smaller (i.e. your expectations more moderate) then it's easier to overflow it with positivity.
It still amazes me how much Amish homes differ depending on the community. There are Swarzentruber homes like that one and 2 miles away an Amish house with gas lamps and heat as well as running water with showers and toilets.
Yes it is crazy how every Oder of Amish has different things in there house .
Thank you for this tour. The house is so pretty and spotless!!!
Very interesting... thank you for the tour
Now that just explained a lot about my home. We wondered why so many chimneys and the cupboards. That home is almost identical to mine.
@Shed-Happens awesome video keep them coming and thank you for sharing with us
Great video, you did a great job explaining things! I would LOVE a video of some Amish cooking demonstrations! 👍👍
We got the burners for camping stoves, only we use bottle gas. Had a camp chef in the kitchen for two years while we fixed it up. My grandmas old farmhouse wasn’t much different than Amish houses. Thank you for the tour!
You guys are awesome keep up the amazing work
Thank you
We call that pattern Tumbling Blocks.Thank you for sharing all of this information.
Wow! Amazing home, thanks for this. Very eye opening 👁
EDIT: Nicely done Video. I learned a few things. I am going back and watching the missed Shed Videos. I really like the videos for all the on the fly decision making... And the way you setup the shed for moving,. Your People Skills are top notch. Moving shed's with your wife added a new element to the videos and seeing her dive right in doing work is refreshing. Wishing you the best in your new adventure.
It's not an electronic panel 🤣 It's probably just a type of pass through door or a small cabinet
@@surestar74 Your absolutely correct.... It is a Cabinet NOT and electrical panel... Good Catch... Did an EDIT to the post.
Thanks for sharing this! 💯
Our pleasure!
Looks to me like the rest of us non-Amish folks have a really Nice setup in our Homes. Thanks for the Tour of the Amish Home. 👍🙏
Our pleasure!
Hi guys. This was an awesome tour. I really enjoyed the peek inside of this Amish home. Beautiful, Organized & Tidy 😍👍
Do Amish homes have a cold cellar for storing canned goods?
Yes that is typically in the basement.
Thank you! That was so interesting.
I have many fond memories of and in homes like that . TY . !
Hi guys, thanks for the tour of the Amish house looks fantastic there. Great home for off grid Cliff from Logan City Queensland Australia from the big island.
Thank you Cliff
U BOTH REALLY DOING A REALLY GOOD JOB KEEP DOING GOOD WORK
I'd love to have that kitchen. Don't much like kerosene anyting. Our wick burn up soot everywhere. That pantry is so nice
My friends out here in Southwest Ohio differ some in that propane us used for lighting putting out the same light and a Coleman lantern. Propane is also used for refrigerators . Clothes are washed with wringer washers powered by gasoline engines.
Everyone has a hand pump, but some use a couple of 80 gallon storage tanks pressurized with a gas engine pump . Pretty .much enough for an entire days use and even flush toilets.
We see tractors as cars as many are engaged in the trades and pulling wagons full of garden goods for sale in the Wal Mart parking lot.
Farm land is so expensive that most families raise gardens for sale or do construction using the customers electric for their tools.
A neighbor who had a home shop built chicken coops and cattle feeders using air powered tools including a table saw.
I find this so interesting! What beautiful furniture, the Amish make the best! Keep up the videos I love watching!
Good job we liked your video from the Wacaster family in North Georgia
Thank you .
That's so nice love the water pump at the sink
Loved the video ❤
Hello, Josh and Sarah! I LOVE wood, especially nicely polished wood! Thank you for the tour, and I'm looking forward to more of this type of video.
I Love Y’all’s Videos!!
Thank you
@@LifewithJoshandSarah ❤️
We toured through the Amish houses at The Farm at Walnut Creek in Ohio. We were impressed with the beautiful woodwork. We also toured Yoder's house and farm and rode in a buggy. We were at Miller's bakery in Millersburg Ohio and Mr Miller who lived next door showed me the old desk that had been his fathers. It was like the one at 6:30 except really old. He was building a miniature one just like it. What amazing work the Amish do.
Oh that’s really cool thanks for sharing.
Very interesting, thanks for sharing this!
My pleasure!
I love the kerosene lamps , that’s what we had for light for 8 days after Hurricane Ian. We used our barbecue grill to cook and ate lots of salads . We did struggle to keep our food cold since it was so hard getting gas for our little generator , sadly the public was struggling and there was a lot of fighting at gas stations . Love the simplicity of the Amish, but I must say I NEED air conditioning here in SW Florida !!
My goodness, that house is clean! Do they keep them clean like that always or is it especially clean for the video? I’m envious! No extra crap to clean and what is there, is spotless. Wow!
I'm guessing it always looks like that neat is a pin,,,,,,,,, I too am envious of the entire house ! What a beautiful home that is.
I have heard other former Amish take about the houses, they were saying that house cleaning and child care were ‘women’s work’ . They take pride in the cleaning of their homes and a dirty house would be looked down on and be shameful. I am surprised by how large and open the rooms are .Most of their furniture and household items look like they are high quality and made to last.
Great video guys
A nice tour.....The Amish I've known have no curtains on their windows....just old-fashioned pull shades....:)
Beautiful! I would love to know how they cool their house in the summer!
They open the windows, that's all.
Great tour. The house is so beautiful and simple. Thank you both for the tour. May you both and your kids be blessed and continue to grow in your vlogs. God bless and take care. As always, watching from the Philippines.😁
They call those things " Things " sorry couldn't help that one. 😄
Very interesting video - keep up the good work 👍
You and your husband are amazing I love your videos
Great tour..surprised theres not a couch to rest on...but i guess they don't rest much.
Our Amish friends in Quarryville, PA have 😊 an awesome house!
When I was a kid we was old fashioned we had a wood cook stove and I was English this was in the 70s and early 80s
I Would love that kitchen
Gotta protect these Amish people, hats off to them doing their thing, soon I’ll be doing it the same just so I can get off the grid as much as possible
Not a bad idea.
One thing I noticed when visiting an Amish house (not Swartzentruber, though) was that they had church pews stacked up in one corner of the living room. Do those typically travel from house to house depending on where services will be that particular Sunday?
Nice! ❤
Fascinating
Very nice house
I did not know they ran the well with a gas engine, I would think it was done with a hand pump.
That is probably the most confusing part about the Amish. How they pick and choose which technologies they will allow.
Sarah's father has a wood shop powered by a engine. I suppose that concessions must be made purely for the sake of survival in most locations.
@@straybullitt It's not a matter of picking and choosing. It's a matter of what the bishop allows and what different families believe in and agree to.
Nice house, but I’d go crazy , with no electricity, lol
There is a electrical panel box on the wall in one of the rooms
That was a small built-in cabinet. It had a wooden door with slats on the inside. Not an electric box.
Definitely not a electrical panel box
These are such great videos. Is this actually someone’s home?
Thank you .
Yes it is .
I saw a circuit breaker panel when you went from the room with the hand pump to the living room. I enjoyed the tour😀🛫
Thank you .
I’m assuming the thing you saw that looked like a breaker box was there medicine cabinet 😁
Falcon--I saw that also. I kinda suspected we would find out what it actually is.
I was also going to comment the same thing
Anyway, some Amish move into homes that have wiring already in it and it isn't practical to tear all all the wiring. Some rent and wouldn't be allowed to tear out all the wiring. You may see outlets and a breaker box in an Amish home that was not built by Amish. You thought you saw...
Why wouldn't they was the dishes at the sink that has the water? Also show us the tour of the bathroom facilities and upstairs please.
Upstairs is 4 simple bedrooms and the bathroom is in the basement with only a toilet, no sink or shower allowed in the bathroom.
@@LifewithJoshandSarah how and where do you bathe? Grandma would tell about bringing out the tin bath on sundays, after I was born she’d gotten a porcelain bath and indoor plumbing.
Nice!!
Plastic bins and kerosene seems like a modern convenience. How do they justify that?
My mom has that same rocking chair
I confused, When you said there was a gas engine pump to pump water into their water tank? I thought they used no gas engines or electricity 🤔
And then I saw things in there that are made with modern equipment like the plastic tubs!
been tour at Holmes county amish
The dry sink and the kitchen everything is so low . Must be back breaking to lean over .
Wondering how this works ? No battery in the clock but Tupperware on the counter?
Is that an actual Amish house or is it just a model house ? , so clean
Good question David
That is actually a set for the Amish show in Hollywood Ca. Stay tuned for the next episode! LOL
It's a actual house, they are relatives of ours and allowed us to film when they were on vacation so it was extra clean but typically their house is very nice and clean.
Only the modern conveniences that were invented before 1840
except apparently plastic products
I just realized Sarah says "colt" for cold and "woot" for wood just like Josh. Is this a regional pronunciation or is it just from being around Josh?
I'm in Kentucky and know several Swartzentruber Amish but none of them have a house that nice inside. Wow!
Was there not an electrical breaker box mounted on the wall?
That is a cabinet in the wall.
I noticed that there were curtains 🤔 I thought they didn’t have them.
Yes they have curtains but only dark colored ones made with linen.
I have that same dry sink in my bathroom
Oh nice .
They can't even have running water? Wow! I had no idea about that!
Looks like their already prepped for when we lose electricity.
I live in the woods of Idaho and wash and rinse my dishes exactly the way they do and I am envious of their pantry how beautiful, absolutely gorgeous!! so far I’m doing everything you guys do but I just started the video so I’ll keep watching love you guys!! I just finished it, I see nothing wrong with that way of life.
What I don’t understand is why not being able to use electricity is an affront to God. I don’t understand that. why is there a need to suffer this way. I don’t understand how this is a sin. If somebody could please explain that thank you. I get the idea of no TV because the TV is very sinful you have bad words and nasty innuendos I completely understand that in fact when I was raising my children I’ve bought them DVDs of old TV shows because I did not want them watching the garbage that is on today
Once you realize that "god" is a creation of man as is every rule and regulation, it will all become clear!
It's not that electricity is sin It's more the idea of not being depended on the "world" for that electricity, being independent allowes them to live under the radar where big brother doesn't know their every move.
@@LifewithJoshandSarah I can totally relate to that. I’m a prepper so I know about staying out of the eye of big brother. So that leads me to another question I hope I’m not bothering you why wouldn’t solar energy be allowed it’s not gold out by the government it’s energy that you actually create yourself or possibly have a windmill in the yard is that allowed
@@TinCupChalice40 Because the same result can be achieved for them without the dependency of Chinese rare earth minerals in the manufacturing of solar panels which in-turn have a short life-span (and a forced engagement with the English).. Don't even start on the batteries....
@@BrooklinFunkProject Thank you.
Why do they all have the dark blue/black curtains on all the windows?
My number 4 words after seeing how they live. Is the words SIMPLE, STRONG, RELAXING, & REST.
I would venture to say this is probably one of the nicer Swartzentruber Amish houses.
It is very nice and only a few years old.
Ont, woodt , marriedt.
Why is there a electric panel box in the house
Amish has no clue on the rotten going on because they don't watch tv news or cell phones today...that's why there a great example on not having atleast cell phones...
What you need to do is tell them the difference between the Pennsylvania’s Amish and Ohio Amish. There is quite a bit of difference you need to put that in one of your storylines to. They were different heights and everything down here.I live in Oxford Pa just 1 mile from Lancaster Pa and I’m a Taxi driver for some of the Amish if you send me a email I will send you pictures of a barn that Burned down on a Friday and it was replaced by Wednesday that
Next week
Me email is secrestenterprise@gmail.com
If you want to send me any pictures and video that would be cool.
Amish women suffer greatly. I know because she died in my arms. She had said several times how bad she felt. The horrors she went through I tried hard to help yet not hard enough. She cried out yet I didn't do enough to save her. The Amish men are abusive. Don't be fooled. All the love and care I gave she still passed. I'm sure she's in Jesus arms. She was in prayer when I found her.
Where's the paper plates?
Unfortunately not on the table loaded with food.
Where is the bath room?
In the basement.
Can a house make a false or graven image?
Where do they sleep?
How did you get permission to do a tour like that? I would’ve assumed most Amish would be strongly against that idea🤔
A good friend of ours gave us permission to do it
as long as the church doesn’t find out 😁
What is “Swartzentruber” ??
The particular style of house? Why is it called that? Was that a famous Amish builder?
Might want to address that
It's what they call a certain group of Amish, they are pretty much the strictest of them all, then there is old order and new order Amish.
He has other videos addressing this, you might want to pay attention
@@surestar74 🤡 might want to stop assuming that everyone watches all of the videos 🤡
👍🏽👍🏽
why don't they wash dishes by the pump?
Is this your house?
Is this a neighbor's or a relative's home?
It's a relative that doesn't care if we do this but if the church would find out that they allowed us to film they would most likely get in trouble.
@@LifewithJoshandSarahLovely home and thank you for the peek at their lifestyle.
Guess they must sleep in the living room on the floor.
Lol There definitely is a bedroom we just felt that was a little personal to show the world.
So how many bedrooms in that house?
5, one on the first floor, considered the master bedroom (without a jacuzzi of course 😀) and 4 upstairs.
What no bedrooms or washrooms
I SAW AN ELECTRIC PANEL?
It is my understanding in my area even if they don’t plan to use it they have to meet any building code requirements.
Notice nooooo tvs
Amish is a great example on why there amazing...theres bad in every race but only few in amish..there kids turn out great because they don't let their children watch tv an cell phones to influence them wrong...you don't need technology to live a great life is my point to pounder on..
Very interesting, but living that way will not get them to heaven, Is that what they believe ?
Yes they do, that is why they live like that.
Was that Yoder's Amish Home near Trail Oh. ?
No
That is weird !!! If every home is the same and they have rules for everything, then it is definitely a cult !!! But, although I know it hurts your soul, I am sure you already realize this !!! God Bless You !!!
That's a wicked thing to say. Anyway not all homes are the same, which you can clearly read for yourself in the comments. Judge not that you be not judged...
I totally need to trade my wife in on a Amish wife 😂
LOL..Yeah, even with electricity my wife couldn’t keep up.
I would totally trade my husband in for an Amish one . They actually work hard .