Love the Canadian sense of humour - "-15c is too warm for these winter clothes" The Australian equivalent would be "43c is not hot enough to turn the aircon on." Nice house.
As an Australian, in Melbourne, I would be putting the air con on at 25+c. Not sure what you are on about, but 43c and not turning the air con on? You clearly don't live here and assume things. And if you were living in the HOT Parts of Australia where it does get HOT very often, you don't venture out to get heatstroke because its fun... We seek shade and normal things like that.
@@spaaggetii Yeah sorry I lived in Melbourne for 30 years before emigrating to Scotland. I exaggerated for the sake of humour. 25c feels hot to me now too (a very warm summer day in Scotland.
Guys, Here is Our Savior YaH The Heavenly FATHER HIMSELF was Who they Crucified/Pierced for our sins and “HERE IS THE PROOF” From the Ancient Egyptian Semitic: "Yad He Vav He" is what Moshe (Moses) wrote, when Moses asked YaH His Name (Exodus 3) Ancient Egyptian Semitic Direct Translation Yad - "Behold The Hand" He - "Behold the Breath" Vav - "Behold The NAIL"
As a Canadian living in the UK for many years you have taken me back to my childhood in the 50s when we used to build igloos in our back yard. Though I hasten to add no woodburner or flatscreen lolol. Well done love it. Xxx
@NickMG In a 5 level, 19 room doomsday bunker *deep* underground in the mountains of North East Tennessee. I won't be more specific for obvious reasons. No, I'm not rich. Far from it, I inherited the above compound and the huge underground bunker from my grandfather.
I just wanted to share my admiration for how you BRAVELY transversed the harsh Canadian landscape to forge a fresh start in your tiny igloo home. Its brave men and women like you that propel society forward! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 😉
3 things: 1) Any Canadian who's ever shoveled snow would tell you -15 C is too warm to be wearing a bunch of winter gear; and 2) An igloo's entrance is typically met with a drop in elevation at the entrance (think a small pit) which catches cool air and provides shelter from wind, and must contain an elevated area inside that gets you near the roof where the warmer air is (fun fact, your body is what heats up an igloo); 3) Your body heat will naturally cause the inside to form an ice layer wich will seal the gaps naturally, no need for a slush mortar. Anyway hope this helps. (Of course I know this isn't a long term structure, whereas my tips 2 & 3 are most practical in a long term structure)
@Glenda Cooper Who said it was an "Eskimo fart"? I merely said I farted in an igloo. They are fun to build, but time consuming and I needed to fart to relieve not just pressure but anxiety as well. Don't judge me
So all hundreds of million people who work everyday, dont have work ethic. Better to say you dont have work ethic and are some lazy basement loser then say '' most will never have''
Great job! This is what life is about... HAVING FUN with what you have. If life gives you snow, you don't complain, just build an igloo. Being a creative person guarantees that there is never a dull moment in your life --> my motto.
I love this. You basically just lived one of my childhood dreams. Fort in the woods made from sticks was my number 1 childhood dream. They never turned out well even though I tried to build them all the time.
It would be a potential problem for carbon monoxide if he intends to build a fire with a lower and longer entrance. He would need fresh air coming in. It would make it warmer though.
As a Saudi, I have never seen snow in my life. I lived in the sands of the Empty Quarter, and the temperature was 52 degrees Celsius, so thank God for the blessing...
I live in central New York east of Syracuse, in the hills, just south of the Adirondacks. My son built an igloo in our large side yard one winter. He and a friend played in it, no heat source, but dug in-the snow enough to put in sleeping bags, a tarp base and blankets under sleeping bags. I was up all night worrying, but they slept in and had a great time!
built an igloo as a kid. it was pretty sturdy and warm inside without heating. it only lasted a few days because a neighborhood kid decided it would be fun to jump on it :/ never really had enough snow on the ground or the time since.
We are making an igloo tomorrow and we’re watching some clips to get some ideas. Absolutely awesome. Thank you for this. We have a German and Italian students living with us and they have never done things like this before. We are pumped to give it a go tomorrow. Thanks again. Brilliant video. And igloo design. 😊
No civilization? There's houses and people living all around! ???😅 Oh, very funny!😂 I bet every kid and grown up kid wanted to come play in your igloo house! Great job!💥❄
As an avid snow friend myself, I really enjoyed watching this!! Good job! This definitely inspires me for future builds... And question.. are you taking visitors? I work in Millbank, so not too far away from what I understand...
Hey Drew, loved your story on CTV and just watched the video, I am going to share your video with my grade 12 transportation tech class to keep the awesomeness of life. Take care dude. Loved it.
In Scandinavia, they spread a layer of evergreen boughs on the floor and lay a carpet over that, then build a small entranceway out of wood with a peaked roof and a little door. The latter is saved from year to year.
I watched some time ago old black and white documentary of eskimos. They built igloo as acspiral so you would not need to support the first block of each layer. And could make finishing ot the roof easier.
This is the first video I've seen on this channel. Drew's attitude is refreshing. His comedic little quips are brilliant. I've jst subbed. Looking forward to chewing my way thru his catalogue of vids. Hi from Edinburgh, Scotland 👍🏽🏴👍🏽
I think the most insane thing I can think of to go in your new igloo home is a hot tub! Also, I really enjoy watching you create all kinds of things. It reminds me of someone I know from Genesis 1. We were created in His image and you really prove the Bible with your many talents! God Bless you! 😃
This was absolutely a one of a kind video! I loved it! Now you need a bathtub, fish bowl or aquarium and a refrigerator! 😆 Thank you so much for sharing this fantastic video! You really did a fantastic job!💥❤❄☃️
Lolll with the TV! At least it keeps the beer cold. Nice job man! In the 70s when I was a kid my dad build one and he even slept in it. I'm Canadian as well.
You should have digged a dee step down in the entrance to trap the cold air. Built a sofa higher up to trap the heat. This is what you do when you build a snowcave.
Drew - I've looked at a couple of your videos and gotta say you are extremely creative as well as terrific at making your videos interesting... NICE JOB!
Nice work! Ended up on your channel because facebook showed me your stone sink video. I thought the mansion was going to be way bigger until I seen the size of the oven.
Hey Drew! So funny, I also made a video about building an igloo to spend the night in a few weeks ago. Your’s was definitely fancier than mine. Good job on the extra touches 😉
bro i cant believe you only have 10.6k subscribers. all of your videos are incredible. consistency will make this channel grow incredibly. thanks for the content!
Wow, up to 18.8k just six days after Shawn's reply... That's impressive!! I'm one of the new subscribers, I found this channel yesterday and hit the sub button immediately! Great content!
I can just see the HOA having a collective gasp. A couple of pointers from when we did it (on a much smaller scale) under the supervision of a guy from Ungava: if you build a spiral (so you start with thin, but slightly angled bricks of snow) then the compressive forces as the snow settles will actually reinforce the iglou. Build a platform (of snow if you don't want to do earthmoving) off the ground to get the living quarters closer to the roof where it's warmer. And have a long (at least 3 metres) tunnel to get in, that should ideally be below ground, in order to stop heat escaping out the doorway. Final advice: get yourself a loved one to share it with you, body heat will bring that internal temperature up past 3º.
You are too funny & very cool! My daddy & I build an igloo on the 2nd story of our porch just buy filling up a plastic shoebox from reaching over the balcony. It was the early 60's, I was 5 or 6. I couldn't believe how warm it was in below zero weather! We had a blizzard that year. Be kind to each other. Stay safe. Love to all
Love it! I used to build igloo's in North Idaho and found it much easier to mark out a big circle in the snow then pile all the surrounding snow on top and pack it solid as you go. Before you know it you have a solid dome that you can then dig out into an igloo (even if you have to wheelbarrow in some extra materials from the neighbors yard;) ❄️
Tiny recommendation... mention the temperature units when you give the stats. When you said 3 degrees inside with a fire, I was wondering why your igloo is so much colder than my 34 degree-interior igloo. I scrolled back and confirmed the tiny "C" on your digital thermometer. Great build. I've been living in my powder-built igloo the last week (we don't have the luxury of snow blocks here)
I'd assume that if a video isn't from a US creator (or one of the 7 countries in the world that still use Fahrenheit as their main temperature unit) that any temperatures given are in degrees centigrade.
Hi Drew, after CTV now watching your video on your channel. So cool, and GREAT seeing the Pizza oven again. Good for many more pizzas in the summer! I wonder if your parents' realty taxes will go up much with the addition of this major property improvement? cheers
Please help! My igloo home keeps disappearing during certain times of the year. It only seems to happen in the summer time and when it does I keep having to buy new TVs because they get flood damage! Any tips? (Fr nice igloo though)
If you are seeing this comment then I would really love to break it to you that you can actually really keep your igloo from melting and I will show you how it’s done. So to keep an igloo from melting first I would suggest to add water to the igloo and let it freeze to enhance its durability. Next cover the igloo with a thick layer white tarp to trap the snows cold air inside to keep it below, freezing, reflect the sunlight heat from the outside keeping heat from entering underneath to help maintain a colder temperature and even protect it from the rain due to the tarps, being waterproof. And for the big bonus, adding more thick layer white tarps to cover the igloo can further improve the igloo's survival in the heat due to more insulation. And for the results that I have already tested, if you use the thick layer, white tarp to cover the igloo, you can make the igloo survive a decent amount of days that are summer like temperatures that are literally sitting over 23°C as long as you secure it from the wind from the outside getting in. 👍
This idea of a igloo it's wonderful,but if the igloo house would be built with solid wood or other durable material that won't melt away.Or maybe made out of concrete
Honestly i been saying this before covid that ppl need to take their power back not for themselves but for the generations to come. Grow your own food source your own heat and water. This society has created consumers now adays instead of builders. We need more inspiration and creation in building for a better future. ❤❤❤ I support anyone whos opting for offgrid and self sustainability❤❤❤❤❤🙏
Definitely going to need to do a 2-bedroom igloo with a full kitchen and custom countertops. And of course, a full bathroom.
Don't forget a bunker and a loft
@@jimwest4060 might as well throw in a movie cinema and a full basket ball court
@@krazykarl2413 don't forget a bar, a gym and an indoor pool
@@xlmxlmxl don't forget a basement that is totally necessary
@@re1gn.n attic is necessary
When spring arrived, your house became a liquid asset.
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Love the Canadian sense of humour - "-15c is too warm for these winter clothes" The Australian equivalent would be "43c is not hot enough to turn the aircon on." Nice house.
STOP USING CELSIUS. . . USE FAHRENHEIT. . . METRIC SYSTEM IS NO GOOD
As an Australian, in Melbourne, I would be putting the air con on at 25+c. Not sure what you are on about, but 43c and not turning the air con on? You clearly don't live here and assume things. And if you were living in the HOT Parts of Australia where it does get HOT very often, you don't venture out to get heatstroke because its fun... We seek shade and normal things like that.
@@spaaggetii Yeah sorry I lived in Melbourne for 30 years before emigrating to Scotland. I exaggerated for the sake of humour. 25c feels hot to me now too (a very warm summer day in Scotland.
Turning the air con on at 25c is weak and un-Australian. What are you talking about? It has to be something unbearable like 37c. Classic Melbournian.
@@spaaggetii I bet you're a real hoot at parties.
this proves the fact that if a man sees another man building a big thing, you’re legally required to help
That’s how God wants it to be.
@@SimpleLifeAlways81 fuck god
@@SimpleLifeAlways81no
@@tusharbharane1484 yea
Guys, Here is Our Savior
YaH The Heavenly FATHER HIMSELF was Who they Crucified/Pierced for our sins and “HERE IS THE PROOF”
From the Ancient Egyptian Semitic:
"Yad He Vav He" is what Moshe (Moses) wrote, when Moses asked YaH His Name (Exodus 3)
Ancient Egyptian Semitic Direct Translation
Yad - "Behold The Hand"
He - "Behold the Breath"
Vav - "Behold The NAIL"
As a Canadian living in the UK for many years you have taken me back to my childhood in the 50s when we used to build igloos in our back yard. Though I hasten to add no woodburner or flatscreen lolol. Well done love it. Xxx
as a Brazilian, who lives in a place that is hot as hell, I am surprised to see people doing this, as I have never seen snow in my entire life
@NãoEstouChapado Don't feel bad, you've never seen snow and I've never seen the sun
@@papabear9481 where do you live?
@NickMG In a 5 level, 19 room doomsday bunker *deep* underground in the mountains of North East Tennessee. I won't be more specific for obvious reasons. No, I'm not rich. Far from it, I inherited the above compound and the huge underground bunker from my grandfather.
@@papabear9481 ok, but I just asked for a country/state... but still thanks for the information.
I just wanted to share my admiration for how you BRAVELY transversed the harsh Canadian landscape to forge a fresh start in your tiny igloo home. Its brave men and women like you that propel society forward! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
😉
Are you kidding...that's not the wilderness 🤔
Hope dis a joke..
A house is not a home without a framed picture of wayne gretzky over every entrance. Glad to see you still respect the old ways even in your new home.
3 things: 1) Any Canadian who's ever shoveled snow would tell you -15 C is too warm to be wearing a bunch of winter gear; and 2) An igloo's entrance is typically met with a drop in elevation at the entrance (think a small pit) which catches cool air and provides shelter from wind, and must contain an elevated area inside that gets you near the roof where the warmer air is (fun fact, your body is what heats up an igloo); 3) Your body heat will naturally cause the inside to form an ice layer wich will seal the gaps naturally, no need for a slush mortar. Anyway hope this helps. (Of course I know this isn't a long term structure, whereas my tips 2 & 3 are most practical in a long term structure)
if you put 20 or 30 feet of snow around that igloo it might last well in to the summer.
Wow. That's good to know.
I just farted in an igloo
@Glenda Cooper Who said it was an "Eskimo fart"? I merely said I farted in an igloo. They are fun to build, but time consuming and I needed to fart to relieve not just pressure but anxiety as well. Don't judge me
@@papabear9481 Igloo farts are floating brown balls the thhppt.. when you thaw them. You probably are an igloo fart!!! Stop contacting me.
This deserves more views. You have a gift and a work ethic most will never have
So all hundreds of million people who work everyday, dont have work ethic. Better to say you dont have work ethic and are some lazy basement loser then say '' most will never have''
Great job! This is what life is about... HAVING FUN with what you have. If life gives you snow, you don't complain, just build an igloo. Being a creative person guarantees that there is never a dull moment in your life --> my motto.
Man i wish I had snow like this. All we have is mud
@@ThatProPlayer21then you make mud pies. LOL
I love this. You basically just lived one of my childhood dreams.
Fort in the woods made from sticks was my number 1 childhood dream. They never turned out well even though I tried to build them all the time.
Guys coming to help was such a wholesome moment.❤
You could get it hotter in there if you dug the entryway lower and not as short. A lot of warm air escapes if your entry is too short
I’ll try that next year! Thanks for the tip 👍
How would a more long and wider entryway keep it warmer ??
It would be a potential problem for carbon monoxide if he intends to build a fire with a lower and longer entrance. He would need fresh air coming in. It would make it warmer though.
As a Saudi, I have never seen snow in my life. I lived in the sands of the Empty Quarter, and the temperature was 52 degrees Celsius, so thank God for the blessing...
Off-Grid living never looked so good. Throw a hot tub in there and I'd say you have the perfect build.
Maybe next year! Igloo season is done for this year
1:08 LHS looks like a snow puppy in the tree branch & RHS a seal just chillin. Love your videos. Thanks for sharing 💚 🌍
I would never leave this place and the world would just forget my existence 😍
Until the warm weather comes anyways 😬
I live in central New York east of Syracuse, in the hills, just south of the Adirondacks. My son built an igloo
in our large side yard one winter. He and a friend played in it, no heat source, but dug in-the snow enough to put in sleeping bags, a tarp base and blankets under sleeping bags. I was up all night worrying, but they slept in and had a great time!
built an igloo as a kid. it was pretty sturdy and warm inside without heating. it only lasted a few days because a neighborhood kid decided it would be fun to jump on it :/ never really had enough snow on the ground or the time since.
We are making an igloo tomorrow and we’re watching some clips to get some ideas. Absolutely awesome. Thank you for this. We have a German and Italian students living with us and they have never done things like this before. We are pumped to give it a go tomorrow. Thanks again. Brilliant video. And igloo design. 😊
I am a Saudi student, I live in the desert sand, save me?
How did it go?
It went well. But it didn’t last long. A rebuild is in order
@@greganderson1788how long is not long? Lol
No civilization? There's houses and people living all around! ???😅 Oh, very funny!😂 I bet every kid and grown up kid wanted to come play in your igloo house! Great job!💥❄
So cool. The ice window and tabletop are really nice touches.
Was like watching an Eskimo home make over! Very cool!
Shoutout to the very first humans that figured out how to build igloos
Awesome and hilarious your neighbor must be chill and not jerks lucky u
Unfulfilled childhood dream of mine. Way to make it happen!
As an avid snow friend myself, I really enjoyed watching this!! Good job! This definitely inspires me for future builds... And question.. are you taking visitors? I work in Millbank, so not too far away from what I understand...
Thanks! Yes that’s the right town. There have been a lot of people stopping by and checking it out. Not sure it’ll survive much longer but we’ll see 🤞
@@DrewBuildsStuff If you decide to build one this year as well I recommend to put it on Airbnb. You'd legit get a few customers
It's so awesome to see people getting out of the suburbs and testing their mettle in the barren Canadian wilderness. Mad props to you, Drew.
nice build dude! just moved to texas from northern IL, so I'm missing it pretty bad. Thanks for satisfying my 2 AM fiending for ice lol
Haha. blizzard warning in Ontario right now, some Texas sun sounds pretty good! Thanks for watching 👍
@@DrewBuildsStuff as a texan, the first time i actually saw real snow was when i was 8! Its always hot over here
@@JAMIOO Massive snow storm hit that caused a massive outage. It was apparently due to unpreparedness.
@@malvinchau2056 i was there for that, i cant find the words to express my feelings about the storm.. luckily i wasn’t affected that bad by it
It’s latterly 2 am as I was reading this
This is one of the coolest things I've watched in a long time.
Love the build, and the humour, and the viewers not getting the humour :) much respect for the huge physical effort
What viewers are not getting the jokes? Or are you mixing up someone thinking a joke is corny for not understanding? Please elaborate.
😁
I think it turned out beautifully.
Hey Drew, loved your story on CTV and just watched the video, I am going to share your video with my grade 12 transportation tech class to keep the awesomeness of life. Take care dude. Loved it.
That’s awesome, appreciate it! Thanks you 😊
gotta love those off-the-grid 4k resolution tv channels.
In Scandinavia, they spread a layer of evergreen boughs on the floor and lay a carpet over that, then build a small entranceway out of wood with a peaked roof and a little door. The latter is saved from year to year.
indeed, and dont forget in Skandinavia we also build a trench for the cold air. Then you only need a small oil lamp for heating.
I watched some time ago old black and white documentary of eskimos. They built igloo as acspiral so you would not need to support the first block of each layer. And could make finishing ot the roof easier.
You make me feel like a kid again! ♥ Amazing Canadian content 🍁
Thank a lot
🎉
My daughter Watched your Video.
She was so happy.
12:47 Great interior decorating!
The window is so neat!!!
It looks like a 5star hotel. Damn!!
Pure talent!
This is the first video I've seen on this channel. Drew's attitude is refreshing. His comedic little quips are brilliant. I've jst subbed. Looking forward to chewing my way thru his catalogue of vids. Hi from Edinburgh, Scotland 👍🏽🏴👍🏽
I think the most insane thing I can think of to go in your new igloo home is a hot tub! Also, I really enjoy watching you create all kinds of things. It reminds me of someone I know from Genesis 1. We were created in His image and you really prove the Bible with your many talents! God Bless you! 😃
As an eskimo, I approve of this luxury igloo build. Also jealous. Good job!
wow , youre an eskimo ? thats so cool ! pun intended
I thought inuit people looked disfavorably on the name "eskimo"? Was considered an insult?
@@tedrichards683 only the ones in canada who listen to the lib party
Lol, add an inlaw suite or make it a 2 Bedroom 2 Bath!! That is awesome, I love your stuff!! And your sense of humor cracks me up
This was absolutely a one of a kind video! I loved it! Now you need a bathtub, fish bowl or aquarium and a refrigerator! 😆 Thank you so much for sharing this fantastic video! You really did a fantastic job!💥❤❄☃️
I would add a fur type curtain on the door to keep air as warm as possilble. Thank you for the video!
Awe even cute babies helped with the build, great home 😊👍
They certainly tried! Haha
Lolll with the TV! At least it keeps the beer cold. Nice job man! In the 70s when I was a kid my dad build one and he even slept in it. I'm Canadian as well.
I’m an eskimo and I can confirm we all have a TV, ice tables, fireplaces, lamps, and a couch
the kids helping were so cute.
This deserves way more views
Thank you 😊 maybe some day
You should have digged a dee step down in the entrance to trap the cold air. Built a sofa higher up to trap the heat. This is what you do when you build a snowcave.
Drew - I've looked at a couple of your videos and gotta say you are extremely creative as well as terrific at making your videos interesting... NICE JOB!
Absolutely enjoyed watching it with my grandson!!❤
Wow! What an imagination! Your igloo is amazing and I love your sense of humor! ❤️
Had me at the sarcasm about the power not coming from the house next door. WP sir
Nice work! Ended up on your channel because facebook showed me your stone sink video. I thought the mansion was going to be way bigger until I seen the size of the oven.
Next year! This was our first attempt at an igloo
An igloo with its own ice maker, it’s like a house that makes houses
I think a hot tub inside the igloo would be nice! You did a nice job!
I think world's cheapest house means igloo, know, no need any cement - concrete and etc. Aaaaha !! Most dreamy house 🥰for me. Wow👌👌🙏.
Hey Drew! So funny, I also made a video about building an igloo to spend the night in a few weeks ago. Your’s was definitely fancier than mine. Good job on the extra touches 😉
Thanks I’ll check it out!
So extremely cozy
bro i cant believe you only have 10.6k subscribers. all of your videos are incredible. consistency will make this channel grow incredibly. thanks for the content!
Thanks for the support! My main goal has been to create the best content I can and hopefully the channel will grow 🤷♂️
Wow, up to 18.8k just six days after Shawn's reply... That's impressive!! I'm one of the new subscribers, I found this channel yesterday and hit the sub button immediately! Great content!
148K subs now! it certainly blew up c:
@@zovisapphire 169k now
I feel like I have to say it, 248k now 🎉😂
I can just see the HOA having a collective gasp. A couple of pointers from when we did it (on a much smaller scale) under the supervision of a guy from Ungava: if you build a spiral (so you start with thin, but slightly angled bricks of snow) then the compressive forces as the snow settles will actually reinforce the iglou. Build a platform (of snow if you don't want to do earthmoving) off the ground to get the living quarters closer to the roof where it's warmer. And have a long (at least 3 metres) tunnel to get in, that should ideally be below ground, in order to stop heat escaping out the doorway. Final advice: get yourself a loved one to share it with you, body heat will bring that internal temperature up past 3º.
wow, very beautifully built!! May I know if the wood stove will eventually melt the igloo?
Very nice idea, well done made
You deserve 100 million subscribers 🔥🔥
Thanks! Not sure that we will get to that many haha
You are too funny & very cool! My daddy & I build an igloo on the 2nd story of our porch just buy filling up a plastic shoebox from reaching over the balcony. It was the early 60's, I was 5 or 6. I couldn't believe how warm it was in below zero weather! We had a blizzard that year. Be kind to each other. Stay safe. Love to all
Love it! I used to build igloo's in North Idaho and found it much easier to mark out a big circle in the snow then pile all the surrounding snow on top and pack it solid as you go. Before you know it you have a solid dome that you can then dig out into an igloo (even if you have to wheelbarrow in some extra materials from the neighbors yard;) ❄️
You can't make an igloo that way, but you can make a Quinzhee ;)
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quinzhee
Awesome. A giant snow pizza oven. Loving your videos. Keep it up!
Haha I’ll add it to the list when the snow comes back
After the pic of the GREAT ONE, nothing else is needed! Love your videos and your builds, your a genius!
Tiny recommendation... mention the temperature units when you give the stats. When you said 3 degrees inside with a fire, I was wondering why your igloo is so much colder than my 34 degree-interior igloo. I scrolled back and confirmed the tiny "C" on your digital thermometer.
Great build. I've been living in my powder-built igloo the last week (we don't have the luxury of snow blocks here)
I'd assume that if a video isn't from a US creator (or one of the 7 countries in the world that still use Fahrenheit as their main temperature unit) that any temperatures given are in degrees centigrade.
Love the serious narration with a totally non-serious build the dichotomy. This was absolutely hilarious, love it.
Thanks!
Hi Drew, after CTV now watching your video on your channel. So cool, and GREAT seeing the Pizza oven again. Good for many more pizzas in the summer! I wonder if your parents' realty taxes will go up much with the addition of this major property improvement? cheers
I've wanted to do this for a whole, but all of my friends are playing video games. It's good to see people still outside
Brilliant. Loved it ! Looks great inside, very inviting 😀
It was fun while it lasted 😊
That was so cool that guy helped ..... he built it pretty fast to be a one day project
Dude, that’s so damn amazing. Love it
I loved this. Thanks
Wow, you're really went to a wild!
Jokes aside, your igloo is super cool, and love your sense of humour
Love the framed picture, you know what it´s all about!
U also need a thick sheep skin or rain deer skin to cover the door . One inside and one outside
Yes! Had one on it just could show it and be able to film through the door at the same time
Love this
Very resourseful good job
Please help! My igloo home keeps disappearing during certain times of the year. It only seems to happen in the summer time and when it does I keep having to buy new TVs because they get flood damage! Any tips? (Fr nice igloo though)
If you are seeing this comment then I would really love to break it to you that you can actually really keep your igloo from melting and I will show you how it’s done. So to keep an igloo from melting first I would suggest to add water to the igloo and let it freeze to enhance its durability. Next cover the igloo with a thick layer white tarp to trap the snows cold air inside to keep it below, freezing, reflect the sunlight heat from the outside keeping heat from entering underneath to help maintain a colder temperature and even protect it from the rain due to the tarps, being waterproof. And for the big bonus, adding more thick layer white tarps to cover the igloo can further improve the igloo's survival in the heat due to more insulation. And for the results that I have already tested, if you use the thick layer, white tarp to cover the igloo, you can make the igloo survive a decent amount of days that are summer like temperatures that are literally sitting over 23°C as long as you secure it from the wind from the outside getting in. 👍
Seeing this now I wanna do this wit my 4 kids lol great job !!!
Wouldn’t the heat from the lil shove top melt the inside over time ?
not enough to do much of anything. the igloo material being cold and packed together keeps itself frozen, like a giant ice block would
This idea of a igloo it's wonderful,but if the igloo house would be built with solid wood or other durable material that won't melt away.Or maybe made out of concrete
lol, just amazing how comfy that igloo looks!
It was very comfy, just need to move further North so it won’t melt haha
Honestly i been saying this before covid that ppl need to take their power back not for themselves but for the generations to come. Grow your own food source your own heat and water. This society has created consumers now adays instead of builders. We need more inspiration and creation in building for a better future. ❤❤❤ I support anyone whos opting for offgrid and self sustainability❤❤❤❤❤🙏
Awesome to see you getting recognition. I hope your channel grows.
Thanks Crystal!
Hello 👋 how are you doing?
I LOL’d at the flat screen! And of course a toasty 0 degrees was plenty warm!
Very cool video. Maybe add a door? Longer entrance tunnel with down/up transition to trap cold air too.
I think you should definitely Air B&B this all winter until it melts!
Wowzers! You literally built a luxury igloo! So impressive!🤩🤩🤩
adorable but looks too cold hahaha. So cool to see someone building these traditional style homes.
this ultimately reminded me of my favorite childhood cartoons where igloos have very comfy and furnished interiors✨✨
I wish I could have done something like this when I was younger .
Yes nothing quite says going back to nature than having an lcd flat screen in an igloo!
Love the Canadian humor and very cool igloo! Thanks for entertaining me!🙏💕😁🇨🇦
Here's my recommendation/suggestion: Build an igloo that's off-grid.