Well to renovating you will have lot of work ahead of you. But slowly step by step. Look like house is in on Zahorie old farmers house. Good luck with renovation, I hope you have big garden there.
That's true, its an old farmers house. They even have room where they put the animals there haha. And yes, this Spring we are starting with our garden. We are so excited about it! 😉
Hi Kimberly. I’m still living in Japan, but am hoping to move to northern Canada 🇨🇦 in 2023 sometime. I’m moving to a subarctic climate, so also will need a good wood stove. I am considering the exact same stove as yours. Just concerned it may be a little small. My house will be a small cabin about 650~750 square feet. I know this stove is rated for up to 800 sf. What size is your house? Is this stove big enough for you?
@@ChasingKimberly I just discovered Jotul stoves are rated differently depending on climate. The Jotul 602 is rated for 800 square feet ONLY if you live somewhere like Florida. In northern Canada 🇨🇦, it is only rated for 400 square feet. I’ll be moving where it reaches -30C in winter, so think I better get a larger stove. Jotul makes a good stove. But, the 602 is probably too small for me.
Your house is not small. I have friends from the Philippines. They never want to go camping. The reason one of them gave was that they grew up on a dirt floor so why would anyone want to go camping. I was like good reason
Nice, you should teach some new words in every video. What do you think about living in Slovakia? I think in the Philippines is better (if you have money). So many fresh fruits and vegetables, nice people, country. I know about problems with poverty and government but generally, I think there is better.
I like Philippines but not the capital city. I love to live somewhere near the beach, it would be dream come true. But its only possible if we have a lot of money. In the countryside, mostly no jobs so it will be difficult to live unless you are rich 😂 Im happy in Slovakia, even without the beach the country is still beautiful 😍
It's nice decoration, but as someone who studied heating systems, I don't get that interest of people in those old stoves, people think it's perfect and romantic, but there are reasons why it's not used anymore. You can't really regulate that comfortably, you have to constantly care about wood and heat comfort is very bad because it creates very hot zone around stove, but there can be cold in other corner of room. For good heat comfort you have to heating constantly to make walls warm and not let it get cold again, people don't understand that central heating system is actually cheaper because it's heating constantly and it doesn't let your walls get cold. But yes, boiler and heating system is very expensive thing so for some time, this is ok. You can have boiler which eats wood too and modern underpressure boiler is much more effective than just burn it in open fire. :-D I remember days with my grandparents using such heating in our cottage, I really hated sleeping near to that, I can't sleep in such hot air. :-D Also it's dangerous because not technicaly educated people mostly don't know what is carbon monoxide and don't know it can kill you while you sleep if fire doesn't have enough fresh air to burn. It should gave pipe with air into it or you should have holes under doors or not so sealed windows.
Yes everything you have written is in basiccally true, but on other hand it is so nice to sit close to the stove. I myself have this one and from time to time i enjoy to the pleasant atmosphere by the fire. It is like go back to our roots.🔥
@@Pidalin I understand what you mean, but if you heard carefully Kim had said that her radiators are working, but in cold weather it is not enough. Probably she will use the stove just for higher comfort and the magic atmosphere that fire can give
Ondrej, you're such a wet blanket, aren't you? What about creating a romantic atmosphere? Good life isn't only about being guided by a technical data. Experiencing pleasant feelings are important to us, humans, too....thought you might not noticed yet.
How did you get away with so little clearance between the stove and the wall? Must be a non-combustible wall like cinder block? I was really surprised when I installed a 602 in my wife’s outbuilding office this summer how much clearance it required compared to the huge Quadrafire stove we installed last year in the house.
Well, we wanna have a house by the sea in the Philippines and live there during winter months here in Slovakia. Husband dont like the cold, neither do I hahaha But for now, they are just dreams. Hopefully someday :)
Haha yea, I did quite a good acting in the intro, right?? or no? 😂😂 Husband will have a short appearance on one of the video I am making about the updates of the house. He is shy to actively participate in my videos and show his self 😂😂
@@ChasingKimberly never met a a shy Adult man in my life. 😂 And yes you are a good actor. Your husband sounded quite nice too that's why I wanted to see him . By the way I recommend you to visit Košice it is the second biggest and secondary city in Slovakia. And also it would be a great way to meet your fans from there including me.
@@darnoktv1636 we will someday! Once this whole pandemic is over we will be traveling around Slovakia and Košice is one of the cities I can't wait to see 😍😍
I want to recommend you slovak youtuber who is doing videos in english - PPPeter. He have his latest series called Slovak vlog and I think it can be interesting for you. ^^
What you guys think of our new wood stove? And also, how is my acting as the girl from Mrazik movie (if you are Slovaks you will know! hahaha) 😂
Tá pec je veľmi pekná, hodí sa do tvojho domu :D
Ďakujem pekne 💚
I love your you new stove :)
@@AnChi18 Isn't soo cute? 😍😍
@@ChasingKimberly i wish i had one too ;)
0:08 tak to ma dostalo :D
😂
you new home is wonderful.thank to like our country. i like Philiphiness too and i really want to travel there
Ohh I hope someday you will be able to see Philippines! It is a beautiful place as well just like Slovakia (but of course in different ways )
1:24 "Oh f*ck! It's hot!" 🤭
😂😂 Lovely 😂
😂😂 it was indeed hot!
@@ChasingKimberly no problem 😁... honestly, I really appreciate your authenticity 😁👌
Beautiful wood stove.
Good morning.
Dobre Rano! Thanks for watching, I am glad you like our Wood stove 😎
Oh ,thats great.Apparently that owen came as 2 in 1 and you can use it as cooker as well.....Just kidding.😀
@@stanostano7674 Actually true! There is a hot plate on top and we can cook on it. We haven't tried though, 😂
A bolo teplo. Čaj pri ohničku to je romantika. Dobre, super, čaute, bye :-D :-D Pekný záver.
Ďakujem 😄🙋🏽♀️
@@ChasingKimberly Ja ďakujem za pekné video :-D
Well to renovating you will have lot of work ahead of you.
But slowly step by step. Look like house is in on Zahorie old farmers house.
Good luck with renovation, I hope you have big garden there.
That's true, its an old farmers house. They even have room where they put the animals there haha. And yes, this Spring we are starting with our garden. We are so excited about it! 😉
Teplo, dědečku Mrazíčku.. Výborný :)
Dekuju . Hope it's right 😄🙋🏽♀️
I Love to see a wood stove couz, its good for you to get warm.its also nice a chimney in a very cold place like what you see and in sagada.
Yea!! Saktong sakto sa malamig na gabi 😂
Rýchlo ste zrejonšjdtrulovaly. Vyzera to výborne a isto aj pohodlne. Take care and good luck. See you next time.
Thank you! See you in my next video Martina :)
Yeah see you
0:07 hahahaha oh my gosh, I see no difference to the original. Love the stove! It's so cute
Girl is a lot prettier in the Original hahaha. Thanks for watching video 😉
Your acting is good😂 and I love the new stove. I can't wait to go to your house soon 🙂
Thank you! One day you will see our house and garden 😉
👍
Dobre! :D
Hi Kimberly. I’m still living in Japan, but am hoping to move to northern Canada 🇨🇦 in 2023 sometime. I’m moving to a subarctic climate, so also will need a good wood stove. I am considering the exact same stove as yours. Just concerned it may be a little small. My house will be a small cabin about 650~750 square feet. I know this stove is rated for up to 800 sf. What size is your house? Is this stove big enough for you?
i think in that cabin size, i would consider a bigger stove. 😉
@@ChasingKimberly I just discovered Jotul stoves are rated differently depending on climate. The Jotul 602 is rated for 800 square feet ONLY if you live somewhere like Florida. In northern Canada 🇨🇦, it is only rated for 400 square feet. I’ll be moving where it reaches -30C in winter, so think I better get a larger stove. Jotul makes a good stove. But, the 602 is probably too small for me.
Your house is not small. I have friends from the Philippines. They never want to go camping. The reason one of them gave was that they grew up on a dirt floor so why would anyone want to go camping. I was like good reason
Nice, you should teach some new words in every video. What do you think about living in Slovakia? I think in the Philippines is better (if you have money). So many fresh fruits and vegetables, nice people, country. I know about problems with poverty and government but generally, I think there is better.
I like Philippines but not the capital city. I love to live somewhere near the beach, it would be dream come true. But its only possible if we have a lot of money. In the countryside, mostly no jobs so it will be difficult to live unless you are rich 😂 Im happy in Slovakia, even without the beach the country is still beautiful 😍
It's nice decoration, but as someone who studied heating systems, I don't get that interest of people in those old stoves, people think it's perfect and romantic, but there are reasons why it's not used anymore. You can't really regulate that comfortably, you have to constantly care about wood and heat comfort is very bad because it creates very hot zone around stove, but there can be cold in other corner of room.
For good heat comfort you have to heating constantly to make walls warm and not let it get cold again, people don't understand that central heating system is actually cheaper because it's heating constantly and it doesn't let your walls get cold. But yes, boiler and heating system is very expensive thing so for some time, this is ok. You can have boiler which eats wood too and modern underpressure boiler is much more effective than just burn it in open fire. :-D
I remember days with my grandparents using such heating in our cottage, I really hated sleeping near to that, I can't sleep in such hot air. :-D
Also it's dangerous because not technicaly educated people mostly don't know what is carbon monoxide and don't know it can kill you while you sleep if fire doesn't have enough fresh air to burn. It should gave pipe with air into it or you should have holes under doors or not so sealed windows.
Yes everything you have written is in basiccally true, but on
other hand it is so nice to sit close to the stove. I myself have this one and from time to time i enjoy to the pleasant atmosphere by the fire. It is like go back to our roots.🔥
@@kosamartin2873 Yes, use it for nice atmosphere with coffee is nice, but really using it for heating home is little complicated.
@@Pidalin I understand what you mean, but if you heard carefully Kim had said that her radiators are working, but in cold weather it is not enough. Probably she will use the stove just for higher comfort and the magic atmosphere that fire can give
Ondrej, you're such a wet blanket, aren't you?
What about creating a romantic atmosphere? Good life isn't only about being guided by a technical data.
Experiencing pleasant feelings are important to us, humans, too....thought you might not noticed yet.
How did you get away with so little clearance between the stove and the wall? Must be a non-combustible wall like cinder block? I was really surprised when I installed a 602 in my wife’s outbuilding office this summer how much clearance it required compared to the huge Quadrafire stove we installed last year in the house.
You are right. Looks like they almost have no clearance. These don’t require a lot of clearance, but at least 12” or 32cm, I believe.
If you need to help with electric circuits or with data network, feel free to throw me a word :) cheeers :)
Je tyhle kamna máme taky od stove
Hey, Kim! Out of curiosity, do you guys ever think about living either in the Philippines or elsewhere? I'm very curious
Well, we wanna have a house by the sea in the Philippines and live there during winter months here in Slovakia. Husband dont like the cold, neither do I hahaha But for now, they are just dreams. Hopefully someday :)
@@ChasingKimberly Ahh! Wishing you all the best then! I'm not a fan of the cold either so I really can't wait to move to a warmer country
@@low-key5512 Come to Florida . In summer months, it feels like in the furnace ! Scorching HOT 🔥🥵 ! For me, it still, beats the cold 🥶 ! Jerry.🗽
How much was the stove ?
we bought it before around 500euros i think. but now its more than double price
The best part was the intro inspired by Mrázik. By the way would your husband ever consider revealing himself?
Haha yea, I did quite a good acting in the intro, right?? or no? 😂😂 Husband will have a short appearance on one of the video I am making about the updates of the house. He is shy to actively participate in my videos and show his self 😂😂
@@ChasingKimberly never met a a shy Adult man in my life. 😂 And yes you are a good actor. Your husband sounded quite nice too that's why I wanted to see him . By the way I recommend you to visit Košice it is the second biggest and secondary city in Slovakia. And also it would be a great way to meet your fans from there including me.
@@ChasingKimberly I would love to give you a tour around here sometime.
@@darnoktv1636 we will someday! Once this whole pandemic is over we will be traveling around Slovakia and Košice is one of the cities I can't wait to see 😍😍
@@darnoktv1636 you are the best, thanks 👍👍👍
Where do you live specifically in Slovakia?😅😁
In Bratislava? Or where ?
I want to recommend you slovak youtuber who is doing videos in english - PPPeter. He have his latest series called Slovak vlog and I think it can be interesting for you. ^^
pppíííter 👍🏽
siya, nakuha ko ang parehong tabo sa ilalim ng puno mula sa aking anak na babae. Mayroon ka bang taglamig sa Pilipinas tulad ng sa amin?
I dont know what you mean exactly Jan 😂😂
@@ChasingKimberly I would also like to know that🤣🤣🤣😂
@@jang.5434 hahaha 😂😂 did you get help from my friend google translate? sometimes it is not very accurate 😂😂
@@ChasingKimberly I already got it. I got the exact same mug from my daughter under the christmas tree.
@@jang.5434 Aha! Okay now I understood. I got mine from Mom-in-law. Its quite nice 😁😁
And now you can use the old part of house effectively by burning it in the fireplace 😂😂😂 I'm joking, actually I'm not, just don't want to offend you😁
Hahaha 😂😂 You are so funny, we might as well do that and get money from insurance and build a new house!! 😂😂
Nice stove but it’s way too close to the wall and could burn your house down
Our walls are made of brick 😉
Get a CO detector
We have it . Thanks for an advice . 😊👍🏽🙋🏽♀️