Listen up! My husband and his father had a house cleaning business IN FLORIDA where growing mold & fungus is second nature. Their business thrived by word of mouth. BLEACH should do the trick. Check safety precautions while using bleach. Godspeed y'all. We love watchin' you.
We got rid of mold and stink by using products that a flood/fire restoration company instructed us on. This is what l would do. Back pack sprayer with chlorine mix, spray on concrete walls and floor and brush with stiff bristle floor broom. (Of course wear a respirator, we didn’t snd could smell chlorine for a week) Pressure wash again. Then let dry, few days to a week depending on humidity. Then get a paint sprayer and spray with Zinser BIN 123 or equivalent. It’s a liquid vapour barrier that locks in smell and mold etc. Used commonly on flood and fire restorations and even in homes where people smoked and can’t get smell out. Once dry, spray with a white kitchen and bath paint that has a mold and mildewcide in it. Can get cheap because most kitchen and bath paint has it. Will work awesome! Enjoy
Hey Chet: Tell Dougo to just buy a few dozen cases of those little auto freshener pine trees and just hang ‘em around the building. It’ll smell just fine. Captain Al from Tampa😎
Acid wash the concrete. Use a solution of muriatic acid. It will kill of the bacteria, molds and smell. It's inexpensive thing to do; mix one part muriatic acid to 10 parts water. Brush or spray the acid solution on the concrete, wait eight to 10 minutes, then neutralize the acid by spraying the surface with a mixture of one cup of ammonia in one gallon of water. When it's all dry, you can repaint it with Kilz.
Cant see that well but I think what you see on the concrete is loosely called Efflorescence. It forms on the interior faces of foundation walls, or on concrete slabs. Before using the power washer with the 0° tip spray on a good coat of concrete cleaner. Power wash with oscillating 0° tip. Then use epoxy paint. Depending on the type of epoxy you buy you may have to use a etching coat or a primer. Be careful if you cover any horizontal surfaces you should use the non-skid additive for your product. That suff gets as slick as snot on an onion! Anyway, have a good one. The opening Morning with the classes on is an instant classic. ***AWW FUDGE! I stopped at 6:30 to answer your question. Ok forget the paint. Use a good cleaner then seal the concrete with a good quality concrete sealer.
To clean the hog pit area and remove 100% of the smell you need to spray the entire area down with sodium hypochlorite 14-15% (mix it 50/50 with water and add a squirt of dish soap - use a backpack sprayer to apply). It will kill all the bacteria - you can powerwash 45 mins after you spray the area down (it needs to be left on the surface you are cleaning for a minimum 45-60 mins to work - but you must keep the area damp/lightly misted - if it dries then the sodium hypochlorite effectiveness greatly diminishes, but if you keep it slightly damp is best. It's best to do late in the evening after direct sun has gone or on a rainy/cloudy day. Before you spray the sodium hypochlorite - first spray the entire area you intend to clean down with water to prep it to help the solution penetrate the surface and any organic material.
Shapeshifter your statement is inaccurate and false. The only way to create chlorine gas is if the Hypochlorite is exposed to Acid - only if this happens will chlorine gas then be released. Without adding Acid to the Hypochlorite it is not possible to create chlorine gas.
kids never learn your mom dad won't you to put your toys away when your done with them don't lay them on the floor and say well dad is not done playing with it yet, I was coming back later to play with it again, you guys are great but I haven't seen any of you working except your sidekick, hay, we love you guys and think it would be cool to spend a week with you working playing, keep doing what you love and loving each other, just now catching up with all your video god bless all
AKA... Bleach. Use caution it's Explosive and Extremely Poisonous in a contained area. You can also use a large weed torch to burn off the remaining bacteria.[which creates the odor.] (Prior to using the Bleach; so it doesn't explode.) Just saying.
Ask a paint store. There is a paint that will hide odors that we used to paint on concrete pads after removing carpet on which cats had urinated. It sealed out the odor. Good luck.
Chet you and the big Sweede are the true meaning of best friends. But not only Dougo is your dad but he seams to be your best friend as well. I luv seeing that. That reminds me of my dad and I. Keep it up god bless and stay safe
I was watching this video in the shop when dad stopped by and watched it too. He did a lot of construction over the years and I asked him his opinion of your carpentry skills. His response was, " Well.. I hope they are good farmers."
Hi Greetings from Denmark.. Saw your video and know That the smell from an old stabel is teribel. Just mix water with cement to a wet mix and use a brush to apply it to the wall , let it dry and then paint... Works fine and boom the smell is gone 👍 we do this when making horse stabel out of old pig/cow buildings in Denmark 👍 try it Mix it 5/1
Here's some ideas for the smell 1. Wash with Vinegar (including ceiling and upper walls), let it soak in on horizontal surfaces 2. Propane torch the concrete with broad head tip (weed type) ala "shou sugi ban" style 3. Button up the building and run ozone generators. Cheap high output versions available on AliExpress. Ozone can affect plastic and lungs, so watch concentration, but with that size of building it would be hard to reach those levels. 4. Get vapor rated masks for use when you're in the buildings.
Dougo I watch you guy's show all the time and love your family! Sorry for your family's lose, I was hurting for all of you. I'm a 63 year old man and just noticed you have the most beautiful eye's! Just saying. Give the boy's something to talk about.
Exactly. I used Drylock in our basement where ground water was seeping through & it sealed it. That’s probably less expensive than the FlexSeal products, but the FlexSeal coating would be a thicker, rubber based seal.
As a guy that has done mobile pressure washing for over 22 years. I'd use a zero tip or rotating zero which works better to lift off heavy build up. Then soak it in purple power if you can get it in the states if not I'll ship you some. Let sit for a few hours then blast off again. Acid will work for paint prep but will not remove the smell. Purple power cost a bit but is well worth it. I'd acid wash the white steel to remove most of the rust and make it super bright in there when you put some led lights in that space. But wear a rain suit cuz it burns like be stings when you get it on you
KILZ…it’s what we insurance claims adjusters prescribe to eliminate smoke odor after fires; mildew odor after water losses, pet odors after damaged carpet is removed . It’s a primer and sealant. $9.98 a gallon (or so).
Kilz brand of sealer primer. in insurance home restoration we get fire remodels and that smell is the worst..you will never get used to the smell of a house fire. after demoing out all the burnt material..we sprayed Kilz on everything, everywhere. Kilz is a sealer primer and is a great layer of protection before final paint. you can find at any Lowes or Home depot and is best applicated with a paint sprayer right from the 5 gallon bucket.
Put vanilla extract in paint it will lock in the odors and kill the smell of the paint .don't ask me how im not a chemist but in construction we had to mask odors and found out that will do it .
For the smell. Zylene based exterior concrete stain, they sell it at Lowes. I used it to seal in cat pee in a building, works really well, and it's not $100/gallon. Treat with hydrogen peroxide first, then acid etch. It's my shop floor and it's better than any epoxy coat I ever encountered.
try spaying it down with white vinegar it will help to get rid of smell you can do it a few times vinegar is real cheap and it works just have to power wash at the end again
@@jarred267 yes the vinegar does work i get it acid will spall the concrete but not if you powerwash it after applied 40 years concrete and demolition alot of tricks were learned
Spray basement wall sealer on the wall to kill the smell and then cover it with pole barn siding. You can fur it out or put the metal right on coated cement with Tapcon screws. I would fur it out.
Pressure wash it again then spray on a muriatic acid or hydrochloric acid solution. It will etch the surface so paint will stick and should help get rid of the smell. Kilz would be the paint to seal it but it's expensive. I suspect the smell might permeate into a latex paint so an oil or epoxy based paint might be better.
Bring in a hot pressure that can inject detergent washer first. Then something like sodium hydroxide flake, wet it down, scrub with a brush, rinse and dry. Others have suggested Sodium hypochlorite, which will also work, but it's more expensive. Caution, wear the Yellow Tyvek and a respirator with ventilation. We used sodium hydroxide to clean the floor around the service lifts to completely remove grease and oil for old concrete. Once dry, Kilz or Zinzer primer with a bonding agent. As for an epoxy floor paint, unless it fully cures before the building gets placed into service is easily scratched.
@@gangedillyo they’ve got about 20 different products, around 8 specifically for concrete floors and walls. I’ve used different Kilz products on wet and dry walls, depends what you need it for.
Lime white wash $20. Fix looks good, smells good, kills mold, perfect fix for the house conversion. We use it in the horse barns for years eliminating the smells
Dougo was right. Whales have Barnacles on them, and they do resemble the scaling on the bottom of the walls. And a sealer paint won't be cheap. Dougo might just have to live with the smell. Or pay what it takes to cover it up lol
Dougowillhave an hard time to get any paint stick to the wall... amonia and urea had ages time to infiltrate the concrete. There are products to get rid of the smell, but they run >40-75$ a gallon.
As a concrete professional, I’d use acid, scrub brush and that pressure washer. Muriatic and water 50/50. Just go to any pool store/walmart or anywhere that sells pool supplies. That’ll clean the nonsense off in a hurry.
Treat the Concrete with “Killz” Primer Mold Stain & Mildew Blocker, you need the One for Masonry application, thought Doug would be more concerned with the coming Dust issues.
After our house fire since the basement was salvageable the contractor coated it with Some clear seal stuff from Menards that's a clear epoxy coating. To seal the smoke smell from the fire into the concrete it was like $30 a gallon but worked great
Hmm.. interesting title. Now you say good carpenters can hind anything. Do they do this by "hind" sight, or do they use their "be-hind"????? lol You left it there, so I had to. Have a wonderful weekend!!!
Mower Jeff, We had a sign in our farrowing barn office that said manure is a lot like money, its no good unless your spread it around. 1 day Gramma was complaining about the smell, because we had a huge pile of manure outside the farrowing barn, that we hadn't hauled away yet, and I won't use the choice words that Grampa said about her complaining, but he said she use to tell people when they would come to visit and say, wow that stinks, and Gramma would say, it smells like money to me, and now all she does is bitch about the smell, lol.
With the manure soaking into the concrete for all of those years you are more than likely not going to get much to stick to it. No matter what paint you use it has to be on a clean surface. sandblasting might be the only way to really clean it so that paint will stick.
If you wipe recoiling hoses with a rag soaked with Armour All, they recoil with less friction and it helps to protect the hose. It also helps to repel dirt from collecting on the hose.
They make a paint called Kilz and it covers up odors and hides discolored stans. Walmart and any big box stores cards it. Home Depo and Lowes also. Good luck guys.
Talk to your pressure washer guy that you get your equipment foam from. We use some chlorine based foam to clean our dairy barn. The foam really loosens crap off cement. As for the smell just spill some n serve or instinct in there to cover the pig smell
I agree with the 12.5% sodium hypochlorite and water mix 50/50, & a table spoon of Laundry detergent. Sprayed out of a back pack sprayer. Then rinse with a surface cleaner. For Dougo's paint I'd suggest RUST-OLEUM Elastomeric Roof Coating, you can find it on amazon for $20 a gallon.
Instead of sabotaging his own economy, my father would just make sure i had rolling up that hose on my list of things to do. Before i could do anything "fun". Learned fast it was just better to clean up after yourself while you are there, then having to go back and do it. Had to do it either way. Then again, i did not really respond to "threats" that much. Remember him taking the TV i had on my room after i had done something i shouldnt have (cannot remember what) The next day when he got home, i had "taken" his TV in the living room. And hid it in the woods.. I spent like 3 hours dragging that huge block of glass. 32 inch TV, those old big CRT ones. Yea it got lively at home that evening. We both ended up with our TVs back tho :P
you can tape some Febreze spray cans where they spray without you holding them and throw them in the pit once you get the door in. don't know if it will work just an idea
What do you expect after so many years of manure storage. It will be socked in the walls, but one point of hope is that all the smell you experience, has left the wall, is in the open air and will blow away.😀
Trusses put the weight on the side walls not the end walls of the building. NOT structural or weight bearing. They could take the whole end off with no issues.
Spray ceiling & walls with bleach and let dry on its own to kill bacteria. Then pressure wash with a rotary tip. Then paint on the oil base “kilz” primer paint. Then paint a top coat with an oil base cement floor paint.
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Dougo is a national treasure. He must be preserved
With the healtcare cost being so much, what do you think mummyfying cost? 😄
Definitely!
He's the old school. You cant teach the old school you just are the old school. Dougo is the boy
Listen up! My husband and his father had a house cleaning business IN FLORIDA where growing mold & fungus is second nature. Their business thrived by word of mouth. BLEACH should do the trick. Check safety precautions while using bleach. Godspeed y'all. We love watchin' you.
If everyone can have one friend like big swede in their life consider urself lucky !!!!!
Amen to that!
I DO and I AM
We got rid of mold and stink by using products that a flood/fire restoration company instructed us on. This is what l would do.
Back pack sprayer with chlorine mix, spray on concrete walls and floor and brush with stiff bristle floor broom. (Of course wear a respirator, we didn’t snd could smell chlorine for a week) Pressure wash again. Then let dry, few days to a week depending on humidity. Then get a paint sprayer and spray with Zinser BIN 123 or equivalent. It’s a liquid vapour barrier that locks in smell and mold etc. Used commonly on flood and fire restorations and even in homes where people smoked and can’t get smell out. Once dry, spray with a white kitchen and bath paint that has a mold and mildewcide in it. Can get cheap because most kitchen and bath paint has it.
Will work awesome! Enjoy
Use a mason's fluted carbide stone to "scrub" the build up off the walls, acid wash, neutralize, paint with Kilz.
Would that Thoroseal for concrete work ?
@@augustreil, perhaps, I'm not familiar with that product.
FYI ,never use oil based paint on concrete, its not if but when it will peel and chip off, just trying to be helpful, the paint reps will tell you too
@@gangedillyo, It's just a really thick concrete paint, that's all.
@@777kustumz8 really? Cuz the product (Kilz) specifications state that it is specifically made for such an application.
Hello from Yorkton, Saskatchewan, Canada. Thanks for sharing your great video’s please keep them coming.
Hey Chet: Tell Dougo to just buy a few dozen cases of those little auto freshener pine trees and just hang ‘em around the building. It’ll smell just fine.
Captain Al from Tampa😎
Acid wash the concrete. Use a solution of muriatic acid. It will kill of the bacteria, molds and smell. It's inexpensive thing to do; mix one part muriatic acid to 10 parts water. Brush or spray the acid solution on the concrete, wait eight to 10 minutes, then neutralize the acid by spraying the surface with a mixture of one cup of ammonia in one gallon of water. When it's all dry, you can repaint it with Kilz.
3 Great guys together, as my Dad used to say , A blind man on a flying horse will never notice mistakes, keep smiling.
Looks good from a galloping horse.
@Thomas Halliday Hi how are you?
Cant see that well but I think what you see on the concrete is loosely called Efflorescence. It forms on the interior faces of foundation walls, or on concrete slabs. Before using the power washer with the 0° tip spray on a good coat of concrete cleaner.
Power wash with oscillating 0° tip.
Then use epoxy paint. Depending on the type of epoxy you buy you may have to use a etching coat or a primer. Be careful if you cover any horizontal surfaces you should use the non-skid additive for your product. That suff gets as slick as snot on an onion!
Anyway, have a good one. The opening Morning with the classes on is an instant classic.
***AWW FUDGE!
I stopped at 6:30 to answer your question. Ok forget the paint.
Use a good cleaner then seal the concrete with a good quality concrete sealer.
@David Allen Hi how are you?
To clean the hog pit area and remove 100% of the smell you need to spray the entire area down with sodium hypochlorite 14-15% (mix it 50/50 with water and add a squirt of dish soap - use a backpack sprayer to apply). It will kill all the bacteria - you can powerwash 45 mins after you spray the area down (it needs to be left on the surface you are cleaning for a minimum 45-60 mins to work - but you must keep the area damp/lightly misted - if it dries then the sodium hypochlorite effectiveness greatly diminishes, but if you keep it slightly damp is best. It's best to do late in the evening after direct sun has gone or on a rainy/cloudy day.
Before you spray the sodium hypochlorite - first spray the entire area you intend to clean down with water to prep it to help the solution penetrate the surface and any organic material.
The sh you seek is found in the pool section… liquid chlorine pool shock!
@Paul Lynch Hi how are you?
Yeah - and it breaks down to chlorine gas. Effective gas in WW1.
Shapeshifter your statement is inaccurate and false. The only way to create chlorine gas is if the Hypochlorite is exposed to Acid - only if this happens will chlorine gas then be released. Without adding Acid to the Hypochlorite it is not possible to create chlorine gas.
@@paullynch277 Let´s hope then that their not going to store any acid in that location if the concrete is soaked in hypochlorite.
Getting the work done while having some fun nothing wrong with that.🚜🇮🇪☘️
@Anthony Morgan Hi 👋
When ;you use a level, the vertical is always reffered to as "plumb", the horizontal is "level".
Don’t forget the Jim jam shimmy do da too
Some guys just don't know
As long as the bubble is between the lines does terminology really matter.!lol
@@MidwestFarmToys but the earths flat....? lol
Y'all Killen me hahahaha
You all WORK together Great 👍
The species of barnacle that grown on the Humpbacks skin directly are called acorn barnacles- Semibalanus balanoides.
Good work boys well done you all
As granddad used to say...we ain't buildin' a church here!
kids never learn your mom dad won't you to put your toys away when your done with them don't lay them on the floor and say well dad is not done playing with it yet, I was coming back later to play with it again, you guys are great but I haven't seen any of you working except your sidekick, hay, we love you guys and think it would be cool to spend a week with you working playing, keep doing what you love and loving each other, just now catching up with all your video god bless all
Hey!!!! That's sounds like my warranty agent!! Bob. His real name is Ha-- beib ! We call him Bob for Short. 😂😂😂
Love those Minnesota Whales
Rotary tip for pressure washer , sodium hypochlorite dairy cleaner on concrete
AKA... Bleach. Use caution it's Explosive and Extremely Poisonous in a contained area.
You can also use a large weed torch to burn off the remaining bacteria.[which creates the odor.] (Prior to using the Bleach; so it doesn't explode.) Just saying.
"Unsubscribe and thumbs down."
Cracked me up. :-)
You guys certainly know how to make hard dirty work fun to watch.
Don't get much work done but have some fun lol
@George Grieder Hi 👋
Your videos are so much fun to watch.
Great video Chet Dougo and Big Swede
@Kevin Christiansen Hi 👋
Ask a paint store. There is a paint that will hide odors that we used to paint on concrete pads after removing carpet on which cats had urinated. It sealed out the odor. Good luck.
@Robert Vick Hi how are you?
I can't believe that Martin has not made a trip or ten around that pit.😇
Poor Martin would quit
@@genefucarino702 HAHA Yeah he would probably say "I can't take this "shit" anymore"!!! lol
Lmao
@Robert Inscoe Hi how are you?
Chet you and the big Sweede are the true meaning of best friends. But not only Dougo is your dad but he seams to be your best friend as well. I luv seeing that. That reminds me of my dad and I. Keep it up god bless and stay safe
I was watching this video in the shop when dad stopped by and watched it too. He did a lot of construction over the years and I asked him his opinion of your carpentry skills. His response was, " Well.. I hope they are good farmers."
U guys are great. Laughing again at u all.
Wood on concrete asking for rot (sweating) especially in winter, treated wood or not. Needs a foam or heavy tar paper strip between wood and concrete.
Hi Greetings from Denmark.. Saw your video and know That the smell from an old stabel is teribel. Just mix water with cement to a wet mix and use a brush to apply it to the wall , let it dry and then paint... Works fine and boom the smell is gone 👍 we do this when making horse stabel out of old pig/cow buildings in Denmark 👍 try it
Mix it 5/1
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It looks like this 👆
@@srenrdgaardhartvig874 Hi 👋
KilZ - used it for years in apartments
@Andrew P. Brorsen Hi how are you?
Here's some ideas for the smell
1. Wash with Vinegar (including ceiling and upper walls), let it soak in on horizontal surfaces
2. Propane torch the concrete with broad head tip (weed type) ala "shou sugi ban" style
3. Button up the building and run ozone generators. Cheap high output versions available on AliExpress. Ozone can affect plastic and lungs, so watch concentration, but with that size of building it would be hard to reach those levels.
4. Get vapor rated masks for use when you're in the buildings.
You guys must have hit the lottery buying all that lumber...oh my!
I can’t touch insulation, I end up itching and feeling shards all day on my arms and hands. Watching that handy work made me itch lol.
Dougo I watch you guy's show all the time and love your family! Sorry for your family's lose, I was hurting for all of you. I'm a 63 year old man and just noticed you have the most beautiful eye's! Just saying. Give the boy's something to talk about.
@Jeff AtKerson Hi how are you?
Where is AMY ? Riding Martin when Dougo is not looking !! LOL
Hog barn coming along nicely! Have a great weekend!🇺🇸✅
I really thought when Dougo put the glasses on he was going to rip off a.... I'm Dougo the Cornstar....lol
@Denis Richer Hi how are you?
Drylock will seal pores and concrete very well. Keeps out water and humidity... smell. Comes in white and gray colors. Very durable.
Exactly. I used Drylock in our basement where ground water was seeping through & it sealed it. That’s probably less expensive than the FlexSeal products, but the FlexSeal coating would be a thicker, rubber based seal.
Tell Dougo I’m lovin the Pits😂👏🏻
A nice set of steps on the other end so you can get to the floor from the walk in door. Going to make a nice chemical shed.
:29 "You're watching Cole the Cornstar. The glasses look just like his!
Good video. Wish we could have seen the pressure washing. We are vested in this project now.
Oil base Kilz primer. Use to do that for fire restoration. Works great.
@Ron Norgaard Hi how are you?
Almost bedtime in Hungary but was waiting if there would be a new video. Yes there is.
Lucky me
Do Hungarians say "Hun-gary" or "Hung-ary"?
As a guy that has done mobile pressure washing for over 22 years. I'd use a zero tip or rotating zero which works better to lift off heavy build up. Then soak it in purple power if you can get it in the states if not I'll ship you some. Let sit for a few hours then blast off again. Acid will work for paint prep but will not remove the smell. Purple power cost a bit but is well worth it. I'd acid wash the white steel to remove most of the rust and make it super bright in there when you put some led lights in that space. But wear a rain suit cuz it burns like be stings when you get it on you
Love you dudes, just dougo at the start n 👍 straight away. Gold🌾
KILZ…it’s what we insurance claims adjusters prescribe to eliminate smoke odor after fires; mildew odor after water losses, pet odors after damaged carpet is removed . It’s a primer and sealant. $9.98 a gallon (or so).
@Jim McChesney Hi how are you?
Kilz brand of sealer primer. in insurance home restoration we get fire remodels and that smell is the worst..you will never get used to the smell of a house fire. after demoing out all the burnt material..we sprayed Kilz on everything, everywhere. Kilz is a sealer primer and is a great layer of protection before final paint. you can find at any Lowes or Home depot and is best applicated with a paint sprayer right from the 5 gallon bucket.
That is what I replied above. But use oil base Kilz. We used it for fire restoration.
How are the families doing? Praying for you all
Put vanilla extract in paint it will lock in the odors and kill the smell of the paint .don't ask me how im not a chemist but in construction we had to mask odors and found out that will do it .
Just a smidge of foam in those tiny cracks an Larson farms has a nice storage building
Spray Kilz on it , we used it to seal in char smell after a fire.
this will not work because it's Underground the moisture from the dirt will peel the paint off
I used kilz after my house flooded. Worked great
@@jimcooney9019 Hi how are you?
@@realredditstories420 hey aren't you the creepy weirdo that told Chet god killed Nicole because her family are sinners
WD needs to visit and run the grain cart during corn season!!!!! 😆
Its all about the views!!!$$$!!!
For the smell. Zylene based exterior concrete stain, they sell it at Lowes. I used it to seal in cat pee in a building, works really well, and it's not $100/gallon. Treat with hydrogen peroxide first, then acid etch. It's my shop floor and it's better than any epoxy coat I ever encountered.
Kilz oil base primer interior/exterior primer two coats. Buy it from the Homedepot. Then spray Behr exterior paint over it. Satin finish.
@Dave Holmquist Hi how are you?
try spaying it down with white vinegar it will help to get rid of smell you can do it a few times vinegar is real cheap and it works just have to power wash at the end again
Vinegar wont work and the acid will react with the calcium in the limestone in the concrete and damage it.
that is why i said power wash it again and it works i have doe it many times i get acid and base 40 years in concrete and demolition
@@jarred267 yes the vinegar does work i get it acid will spall the concrete but not if you powerwash it after applied 40 years concrete and demolition alot of tricks were learned
You guys are doing a Great job... It's almost like you guys are BUILDERS Lol 😆
I've used Kilz primmer and paint on cement floor and that worked really good.
@Jim Kaufenberg Hi how are you?
Spray basement wall sealer on the wall to kill the smell and then cover it with pole barn siding. You can fur it out or put the metal right on coated cement with Tapcon screws. I would fur it out.
@Jerry Faulkner Hi how are you?
Pressure wash it again then spray on a muriatic acid or hydrochloric acid solution. It will etch the surface so paint will stick and should help get rid of the smell. Kilz would be the paint to seal it but it's expensive. I suspect the smell might permeate into a latex paint so an oil or epoxy based paint might be better.
good carpenters can build anything.. it is a great imagination that figures out what is a good hiding place.. these guys are sharp!
Kiltz white primer paint its a odor and mold blocker
@austin butler Hi 👋
@@rosalinaannpabelico7983 yes
@@aznrg1 How are you doing? It’s a pleasure meeting you on here. Can we be friends if that’s ok with you
It’s Kilz.
Ole Dougo is still pretty tough ain't he Chet??💪💪👍😎
There is a rubberized sealer they spray on the outside of basements that seals concrete like duck coat foundation sealer.
Bring in a hot pressure that can inject detergent washer first. Then something like sodium hydroxide flake, wet it down, scrub with a brush, rinse and dry. Others have suggested Sodium hypochlorite, which will also work, but it's more expensive. Caution, wear the Yellow Tyvek and a respirator with ventilation. We used sodium hydroxide to clean the floor around the service lifts to completely remove grease and oil for old concrete.
Once dry, Kilz or Zinzer primer with a bonding agent. As for an epoxy floor paint, unless it fully cures before the building gets placed into service is easily scratched.
Diggin those pit vipers, Dougo!!!!
Enjoyed the show
@Kevin Williams Hi 👋
Duoggo "Whoever built this building must of thought it was going to be a pig barn or something."
Voice texting is an adventure waiting to happen😄
Try Kilz to cover the smell. May take two coats though.
@@jimcooney9019 Kilz is specifically made for moist/wet conditions
@@gangedillyo they’ve got about 20 different products, around 8 specifically for concrete floors and walls. I’ve used different Kilz products on wet and dry walls, depends what you need it for.
Depends what you think is worse but a good spray of diesel will hide the manure smell but then it will stink like diesel
@@blauer2551 I prefer the smell of jet fuel, but diesel is a close second. Anything is better than hog poop I guess.
Lime white wash $20. Fix looks good, smells good, kills mold, perfect fix for the house conversion. We use it in the horse barns for years eliminating the smells
Dougo was right. Whales have Barnacles on them, and they do resemble the scaling on the bottom of the walls.
And a sealer paint won't be cheap. Dougo might just have to live with the smell. Or pay what it takes to cover it up lol
Dougowillhave an hard time to get any paint stick to the wall... amonia and urea had ages time to infiltrate the concrete.
There are products to get rid of the smell, but they run >40-75$ a gallon.
Nice shout out to Cole the cornstar!
Acid wash the concrete first then use a industrial 2 pack paint to seal it
As a concrete professional, I’d use acid, scrub brush and that pressure washer. Muriatic and water 50/50. Just go to any pool store/walmart or anywhere that sells pool supplies. That’ll clean the nonsense off in a hurry.
Don’t leave the acid on there for very long as it will eat the face of the concrete.
@@joshlawson1012 Hi how are you?
Treat the Concrete with “Killz” Primer Mold Stain & Mildew Blocker, you need the One for Masonry application, thought Doug would be more concerned with the coming Dust issues.
After our house fire since the basement was salvageable the contractor coated it with Some clear seal stuff from Menards that's a clear epoxy coating. To seal the smoke smell from the fire into the concrete it was like $30 a gallon but worked great
Hmm.. interesting title. Now you say good carpenters can hind anything. Do they do this by "hind" sight, or do they use their "be-hind"????? lol You left it there, so I had to. Have a wonderful weekend!!!
Equipment is your forte. Leave carpentry to the professionals. Thank you for sharing.
When I was a kid and we raised hogs I was told that was the smell of money.
Mower Jeff, We had a sign in our farrowing barn office that said manure is a lot like money, its no good unless your spread it around. 1 day Gramma was complaining about the smell, because we had a huge pile of manure outside the farrowing barn, that we hadn't hauled away yet, and I won't use the choice words that Grampa said about her complaining, but he said she use to tell people when they would come to visit and say, wow that stinks, and Gramma would say, it smells like money to me, and now all she does is bitch about the smell, lol.
@Mower Jeff Hi how are you?
That's what my great uncle used to say. Yep, he was an Iowa pig farmer.
Sounds like something a ol bull hauler told me
@@somersfarm1921 Hi how are you?
A professional at home...well the farm, same as home to a farmer! 👍🇺🇸
@Leo McAvoy Hi how are you?
With the manure soaking into the concrete for all of those years you are more than likely not going to get much to stick to it. No matter what paint you use it has to be on a clean surface. sandblasting might be the only way to really clean it so that paint will stick.
Always fun trying to square up to an old building!
@Buster QHorse Hi how are you?
If you wipe recoiling hoses with a rag soaked with Armour All, they recoil with less friction and it helps to protect the hose. It also helps to repel dirt from collecting on the hose.
I'm gonna have to try that thanks
They make a paint called Kilz and it covers up odors and hides discolored stans. Walmart and any big box stores cards it. Home Depo and Lowes also. Good luck guys.
@Ralph Bennett Hi 👋
Would sandblasting work to get it out of pours
@Douglas McCall Hi how are you?
Concrete sealer should work. Hey! That would be a great swimming pool!
That shed needs sprayed with Spor-Klens. The price won’t make dougo happy but the results would. Lol.
Talk to your pressure washer guy that you get your equipment foam from. We use some chlorine based foam to clean our dairy barn. The foam really loosens crap off cement. As for the smell just spill some n serve or instinct in there to cover the pig smell
@Robert Quast Hi 👋
3-6% Sodium Hypochlorite the whole thing on the inside and another good rinse.
I agree with the 12.5% sodium hypochlorite and water mix 50/50, & a table spoon of Laundry detergent. Sprayed out of a back pack sprayer. Then rinse with a surface cleaner. For Dougo's paint I'd suggest RUST-OLEUM Elastomeric Roof Coating, you can find it on amazon for $20 a gallon.
I remember growing up and if we didn't roll a hose up the next day that hose was only 5 feet. Dad didn't put up with lazy people
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Instead of sabotaging his own economy, my father would just make sure i had rolling up that hose on my list of things to do. Before i could do anything "fun".
Learned fast it was just better to clean up after yourself while you are there, then having to go back and do it. Had to do it either way.
Then again, i did not really respond to "threats" that much. Remember him taking the TV i had on my room after i had done something i shouldnt have (cannot remember what)
The next day when he got home, i had "taken" his TV in the living room. And hid it in the woods.. I spent like 3 hours dragging that huge block of glass. 32 inch TV, those old big CRT ones.
Yea it got lively at home that evening.
We both ended up with our TVs back tho :P
Kilzs 2 oil base for the concrete
you can tape some Febreze spray cans where they spray without you holding them and throw them in the pit once you get the door in. don't know if it will work just an idea
Breze-bombs! If it's not a thing, it should be.
All febreze does is num you nerves in your nose
What do you expect after so many years of manure storage. It will be socked in the walls, but one point of hope is that all the smell you experience, has left the wall, is in the open air and will blow away.😀
That looks to be a structural wall so you are going to need a larger header to support the roof. Its going to sag and Dougo is not going to like that.
You're correct, surely they checked to see if there was a header above the ceiling. Because I know for sure there isn't one below the ceiling.
Trusses put the weight on the side walls not the end walls of the building. NOT structural or weight bearing. They could take the whole end off with no issues.
@@rlmartinmanor +1
It will be a truss roof no weight in middle
@@rlmartinmanor Hi 👋
Spray ceiling & walls with bleach and let dry on its own to kill bacteria. Then pressure wash with a rotary tip. Then paint on the oil base “kilz” primer paint. Then paint a top coat with an oil base cement floor paint.
@Roy Walte Hi 👋