FULL TOUR of our 10 bedroomed Stone House in Portugal | Needs RENOVATION!
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- Come along and explore our 10 bedroomed stone house in central Portugal @TeaAndTinto There´s an awful lot of work to be done to restore this abandoned house!
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The dampness is due to the stone not being able to breathe. The render or paint should be replaced with lime based plaster or paint which will solve this problem.
Thank you Sharon. You are right. Probably something we'll have to do over time, bit by bit.
The kitchen is a room where a lot of vapor is produced, going upwards and condensing on the ceiling ( and the walls ) because the roof ( and the walls ) is ( are ) not insulated. Painting will not solve the mold, it may hide it for some time. Nice house, it was in my favorites on Idealista some months ago.
Thank you Xavier 😁
Yeah don't waste your money on damp courses etc. French drains around buildings at ground level is better and will save the house in the end.❤
Been wondering where you were, now I can see just how busy you have been, Great tour! All is looking wonderful!
Thank you so much 😁
I saw this property for sale and fell in love with it. I'm glad someone lovely has bought it and will bring it back to life. ❤
Aaw! What a lovely comment. Thank you 😀
1st bedroom would make a nice dressing room for the larger bedroom. Look very closely at condition of wood ceiling and floors for rot and wood worm. It’s a lovely home.
Yes it would😀 and we'll definitely inspect the woodwork
That was a great tour of your property folks. Good luck on your new life journey.
Thank you so much 😁
Hi, my name is Mary Caruso and I’m joining you from Canada. I can’t wait to see you both repairing this old home. I’m 75 years old and can’t imagine taking on a project like this.♥️🇨🇦♥️
Hi there Mary in Canada. Thank you so much 😊
Hi from Cape Town. Ive had withdrawal symptoms from no Tea and Tinto! Im absolutely in love with the 2 wooden beds in the 6th bedroom!! ❤
😂 Thank you so much Ingrid!
@@TeaAndTinto 😊
We're from Cape Town and we have a holiday apartment in Fuzeta, on the Algarve. We love Portugal. Fantastic weather all year around and no crime. Beautiful country.
Hi Susanne. We think so too 😁
Hi from Sr Petersburg Florida. I love your home, you are so lucky to fine and enjoy. You have to dry the moldy ceiling or it will keep coming back. Mold is very dangerous to your health. It would be best to take it down and replace all that is wet. I know that cost a lot but your health is worth it. Please show more oy=f your gardens. Enjoy your home. 😊😊❤❤
Hi there in St Petersberg, Florida. Thank you very much for the lovely comments. You are right about mold but luckily our living and sleeping areas have none . Just need to focus on the other areas.
Gracious me, what a gorgeous building.
I’m thinking you are both at a great age to actually finish this renovation/restoration and have a luxury home to live in.
It’s big enough to let out the ground floor as a B&B for holiday makers. There is quite enough room upstairs for you and your family to visit.
I think I’m a little envious 🧑🏻🎤…
Wishing you both every happiness, lots of strength, and of course , myriads of patience..
Cheers from Australia 🌸🌸🌸🌸
Thank you for your lovely comments Lorraine. I hope you are right about our age as there is plenty to do. It's also true that there is enough space for visiting family and friends upstairs. We had visitors over from Australia at Christmas. 😁
Got to be the grandest house I've seen in Portugal
Lots of potential
Thank you so much 😁
The ground floor would make a great rental or holiday let.
It would indeed Heather! Something we'll have to consider in the future. Thank you 😁
What a delightful home with so many fun things you can do. May I suggest that you enjoy the suggestions, but in the end you need to be delighted with each space. If you want to lighten the living room ceiling, then lighten it.
If you want to remove the sand paint then do so. After all, the journey to bringing your vision to life is what makes renovating an old home so enjoyable
Two suggestions I would throw into the pot of considerations is to put in healing/cooling at least on the areas you spent most of your day time to enhance your living enjoyment.
The second suggestion is to remove the ceiling in the kitchen and allow it to completely dry out, treat and remove any mold and then put back in a breathable ceiling. Mold can be very toxic for health.
Have fun!
Thank you Gail for the suggestions. Really appreciate ideas we hadn't thought about 😁 and different perspectives. We spent several days scraping the sand paint in the conservatory. It's still textured but not sharp, so we can cope with that. However not looking forward to scraping all the other rooms 😂. It's definitely going to be slow going. We have thought about air conditioning for heating/cooling but are concerned about the look on the outside of the building. The kitchen ceiling is concrete we believe and should be ok once treated.
Thank you very much for your input.
I don't think I would hang all those mirrors, instead, I would lean them on the dressers or furniture Use a tiny dab of museum putty to hold them in place. Also, those dark ceilings are historic and dramatic! Please keep them.
Thank you friend for the suggestions. For now we'll keep the ceilings as they are 😁
Gosh I have so many questions. It is a lovely house. I must admit, I would be happy to leave the down stairs as it is. A bathroom to clean up in after being out in the garden for hours wouldn't be amiss. For any man, including my husband, all those downstairs rooms could work very well. One being an actual workroom, the others storage of equipment and tools. That must sound odd, but as you have so much space, it would be a nicer option (to me only) than having a whopping big shed out in the beautiful yard. You won't believe what came to mind as you showed us through. That long conservatory, would make a fabulous kitchen, handy to the beautiful big lounge area, fabulous outlook and perhaps the small current kitchen could be a laundry. Enough room to leave an ironing board set up, and have a bench for folding things, cupboards for typical laundry items. Just my thoughts. You have chosen well and the land looks lovely too. Best wishes from Australia.
Hi Shirley. Thank you so much for taking the time to share your ideas. They are great. You are right about the downstairs and up to now it has been so handy to have the space for tools and storage without having to build a storage shed elsewhere, so there's been no rush, but we are planning some layout changes now. Definitely need a place to clean up after gardening. I like your idea of the kitchen in the conservatory and we have seriously considered that. However the windows are a little too low for standard units. Thanks again for sharing your ideas. We're hoping to post a video soon with further thoughts about the ground floor. 😀
What a charming house! I see why you gravitated toward this property - it's lovely, with so many interesting features. It looks like a chapel/church from the front doors, then opens up like a butterfly!
Thank you for your lovely comments. I see what you mean about looking like a chapel.
That house is magnificent! The wooden slats floors are amazing. I would die to live there! I see why you had to have it I would have been the same way!
That's so kind of you to say. Thank you Barbara 😀
Its all about the heart, when buying a house. Of course your criteria went out the window. I love this house. I like that you have a village close by.
My thoughts exactly Jean. Thank you 😁
"So we don't keep our underwear up there..." - absolutely LOVE your sense of humour! 😂😂😂
You have an exquisite home!
Ha ha! Thank you for the lovely comments 😁
What a lovely, charming and very large house. If you paint the ceilings white, i think, you will turn it into an ordinary home taking away some of the warmth and charm. You might regret it. Looking forward to seeing what you will do. Thank you for sharing. ❤️🙏
Thank you Elisabeth for your lovely comments. Really appreciate your thoughts.
The house is gorgeous ❤ thank you for sharing ❤
Thank you Lorrie 😁
Concerning the sand paint on the winter room, just repaint the walls. As an interior designer I see people waste a lot of time instead of just doing the quick and easy thing. That way it's clean and fresh and ready to be decorated. I agree with whoever told you to leave all the ceilings the way they are. It adds to the history and charm and painting them white will take away so much of the history and character. There's plenty of light in the house the way they are.
Thank you for the useful suggestions. I wonder if there's a certain type of paint that would help smooth the walls. For now we'll leave the ceilings as they are.
Might move kitchen to added on area ,room where it leaved and use kitchen as laundry/ utility and mud room
That's a great idea and we have thought about it but our windows are a bit too low for standard kitchen units in the conservatory. But we are not ruling out the idea just yet. Thank you so much for the suggestion.😁
Lovely home. I fell in love with your gorgeous stone walls. The history this has is incredible. Watching you from Texas USA.
Hi Pamela in Texas 👋. Thank you very much 😁
Congratulations on your new adventure!! If I was you I would move the kitchen into the biggest bedroom closer to the living room and dinning room. On the main floor, and make the kitchen your laundry room with a sink for DIY, soaking cloths and anything else you need.
Wow. Thank you so much Anabela. I really appreciate your suggestions. At the moment all the water input and waste is on the other side of the house so in the short term we need to leave it as it is, but we'll definitely consider it in the future. Thanks again 😀
I would paint ceilings white .. dark wood is oppressive Great House so much potential .. Good Luck guys ❤ ..
Thank you Pamela for the lovely comments. I am definitely torn between painting white and keeping it traditional. Maybe in the future we'll do a test on a smaller room and see how it looks 🙂
Well done. Lots of progress so far and it looks like you have resolved a lot of the roof problems.
It is a fantastic house but I would get lost in such a big place. Nice to see that you are both brave enough to
take on all this work. Good luck 👍
Thank you Ken. Yep! Either brave or slightly bonkers 😀
What a beautiful house. Granny South Africa
Thank you Mare 😊
What a stunning house.
The extension to your first floor lounge would once have been an outdoor terrace, I think. So hence the grand doorway and arched windows in the main room.
I think you could be right Billy. It´s a shame there´s no old photos of how it used to be.
The house is lovely. I love Escpecially the bathrooms with the very old sinks and Toilets. I suspekt that they were very high quality and expensive 😢 greetings from Germany 😊
Hi there Anita in Germany. Thank you for the lovely comments.
Its an amazing house, luckey you!! We have a stone house as well here in Greece, full renovated because it was built in 1871, from granparents, and we are so happy to live there every summer with family and friends, and luckily it is by the sea!!! Be happy my friends at your beautiful home!!!❤❤❤
Thank you. Wow! Your house sounds fantastic with those sea views. You are also very lucky 😁
Hi from Australia, stunning setting and such a solid home too, hopefully you can keep as many of the beautiful original features and woodwork as possible. Good luck with it all.
Thank you so much 😊
Just thinking of this from your tour. You mentioned the continued stain on the kitchen ceiling. Also you have an odor. My suggestion would be to call in a professional on how to deal with this. Odor is mold and can be serious health problem, My best to you in your restoration.
Thank you Linda for the suggestion. There isn't any odour and it's dry inside so fixing the roof worked.😄
Your home is going to be stunning. I'm looking forward to following the journey with you. From New Zealand
Hi there Celia in New Zealand. Great to have you with us 😁
Just beautiful. Good luck for everything!🙏👏❤️
Thank you so much Mia 😀
What a lovely looking place. Congratulations. I’ll wait for the ground floor to be ready and then will AirB&B it for the summer, if you’ll have us. ♡
From South Africa 🇿🇦 💕
😂 Thank you so much Gail in South Africa. If we ever do Air BnB it, we'd love to see you ♥️
GRAND HOUSE WITH A LARGE GARDEN PLOT..
MARVELOUS.!
Thats a KEEPER...NEEDS UPDATED BASEMENT , SERVICES ETC...
CARRY ON
Thank you for your lovely comments Peter. We thought so too 😁
Amazing house! You could rent out the downstairs a a seperate holiday let. It ha everything one could want for a short or longer stay!
Thank you. It certainly lends itself to that because of the separate entrance 😁
My son lived in Aveira for a year while he played basketball there. We visited him. Lovely country
Wow. We love Aveiro. You spotted the photo! I remember Aveiro used to get great Basketball players from the US!
After you paint, urn the office upstairs into a library with over stuff furniture and a coffee/tea bar. When you finshe painting, move into the first floor and start a B and B/wedding events.. The junky kitchen on the bottom floor turns into a storage room and wine cellar. The room under the second room kitchen adds a dum waiter to it, and it will be easier to take food outside the dining area. The second floor kitchen turns into a catering kitchen to later have local teach your guest how to cook a simple Portugal dish. As soon as you open the selection of the house to guests, you can start making money to hire people to do major projects. Serve only breakfast and have finger food preparation buy the local. Only open your house to guests summer and fall so local teens and young adults can help with exter work.
Wow Faith! Thank you so much for those amazing ideas. You have certainly given us food for thought. I especially love the dumb waiter idea. That room you mention certainly isn't habitable and we already had ideas to make it a service room for water and plumbing. I also think the library is a great idea. As for B and B we have no plans for the future but you never know!!!
Wow what an amazing house! Those cupboards in the bedroom are absolutely stunning. So much storage. The living room is remarkable and again stunning!!! What a gorgeous home. I can't wait to see what you are going to do with this house. More videos please!!! Cheers from Toronto
Hi Eric in Toronto. Thank you for your lovely comments. Really motivating.😁
Hi. Just found you!!! Im in Portalegre. Thx for the house tour
The renovations will keep you busy. Mine do!!!! Looking forward to following you ❤
Thank you so much Beverley in Portalegre. Hope your renovations are going well 😄
Beautiful home. I love the work you’ve done on the ground floor lounge-the stone walls. The room seems somehow larger with them.
Thank you for your lovely comments.
what a stunning property you have
Thank you so much
Very impressive house. Looks like the living room was made by knocking down the rooms either side of the corridor. It is in very good condition for age. I've just bought a similar age house near Coimbra, 4 bed but it has been split in two so probably a similar size to yours originally. I still have the original windows like yours on the ground floor. Not sure why you want more bedrooms as ground floor is great for storage and workshop! Looks a good compromise of a liveable house but with opportunity to improve certain rooms. Mine is the same as has no heating and never had open fires so you do wonder how they kept warm in the winter. It does have good sun exposure so will warm up during the day.
Thanks John. That's very interesting. Yours had no heating either!. I think you are right about knocking down divisions. It makes sense to me. Glad you enjoy your house too. 😁
Lovely tour, thank you. I love seeing the inside of older homes. Very strange that there are no fireplaces.
Thank you. We thought so too 🙂
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Thanks
Uma casa linda, espaços maravilhosos. Encontraram móveis antigos na casa quando a compraram? Muito trabalho pela frente mas uma grande caminhada, começa com o primeiro passo e esse vocês já o deram. Parabéns daqui do Brasil.
Hi from your brother country, Galicia! Love your house, it's got lots of potential, can't wait to witness the process of renovation. I'm sure it'll turn out stunning. New subscriber! 🤗
Hi there Maria in Galicia. The scenery in Galicia is so beautiful 😍
@@TeaAndTinto Thanks, it is! It's got some magic places: forests, coastline, villages... Very similar to Portugal, it's a shame the eucalyptus trees are taking over
Amazing house and very well explained
Thank you so much 🙂
You have a beautiful house. it will be stunning when your finished. France
Thank you very much Eileen 😊
Hello from California. Your home is amazing and I can’t wait to see it brought back to its former glory.
Hi there Joan in California. Thank you for the lovely comments.
Hello , from Moncks Corner, South Carolina, USA
Hi Rebecca in Moncks Corner, South Carolina 👋
Hello from Boston, Massachusetts USA
Hi Rafael in Boston 👋
I learned from a paint store that a light sanding by hand with a sanding block will knock the top off leaving a soft texture. IT WORKED FOR ME. Please try it before any pricy removal or scrapping. Hope this helps😌love your property. Ruth, Oregon USA.
Hi Ruth in Oregon. That's a really great tip. I will definitely give it a go. Thank you 😊
I think I would turn the small bedroom into a bathroom and open the large bathroom into the adjoining room to make an en suite.
Oh that's an interesting suggestion. Thank you.
Very Beautiful I would keep as much original charm as possible. When these houses are turned into a contemporary design and colors , it looks really terrible
Thank you for your lovely comments
HI GUYS LOVE YOUR HOUSE YES DEFINITELY BE WATCHING YOUR PROGRESS AND SEEING THE MIRRORS UP ON THE WALLS ❤ FROM AUSTRALIA
Thank you Ruth in Australia. Looking forward to getting those mirrors up 😀
The house is beautiful.
Thank you Helena
A fine house. It will be a gem again
Thank you for your lovely comments
The possibilities are endless!!!
Thank you Dishad 😁
No sense hanging all those mirrors if you going to do the walls. I understand and appreciate his forward thinking. Good planning hubby.
Hello from Australia.. love your house...gee wouldn't I love a project like yours..I think I would love to paint those dark dark ceilings white..but OMG what a time consuming job that would be...sooo many coats of paint...another alternative would be what we call gyprock ...sheets of plaster cut to fit...on ceiling would give good insulation cheap to buy and is quick install if you hire the right equpment to lift up to ceiling . Loved the tour...I am genuinly impressed...what a find..
Hi Heather in Australia. Thank you. What a great idea! I hadn't thought of that. Maybe the gyprock would work for the walls as well.
@@TeaAndTinto also great insulation as well
Loved the tour of the house
We have a house in Sao Miguel and we added some fans in each room to circulate the air
And I have to say it helped immensely with dampness
But with that said your house is amazing
Great job
Thank you so much. We love the idea of the fans. It definitely sounds like a solution!
Hi, from Arkansas USA! Thanks for the tour of your lovely house. I can see it has lots of potential. It's a lot of work but the part you have worked on is really nice. I will be cheering you on. Janice from Arkansas USA
Hi there Janice in Arkansas. Thank you 😊
fantastic guys,well done
Thank you Shane 😀
Are you planning a B&B? House would be ideal for that, so many rooms with great views.
Thanks Paul. It would work well, but we have no plans for the time being.
Thanks Anita & Manuell, for the tour of your most magnificent house, what potencial. How did you find it? Please tell us the story & €?! Perfect for a B&B or Butik Hotel with cuisine a la Portugese. And what fine size park and veg. garden you have. We are from Sweden, but now living in Krakow, Poland.
Thank you for the lovely comments friend in Poland. The house would certainly lend itself to B and B. Maybe one day 🙂.
Get a dehumidifier for the kitchen!
Nice house!
Good idea. It's ok for now but will check again in the Autumn!
I really enjoyed the tour of your home. Thank you. It is beautiful!
Thank you very much for your lovely comment.
Your house is beautiful and very big. And in a very good shape. Not like most of the properties on the market today. Overprized ruins! And people buying like crazy. Investing lots of money and years of getting somthing out liveable. For myself not unterstand able.
I for myself retired 5 years ago to Thailand. Built a house on my wifes Land outside a village. And enjoy the quiet, lush green envierment and the fishpond. If i would have stayed in Switzerland i probably would not have a life as good as mine here.
Thank you so much Hans. Wow you have been on quite an adventure yourselves and now you have a peaceful place to relax!
Une très belle maison avec beaucoup de caractère. Super acquisition , sans compter cette magnifique propriété. Je vous souhaite beaucoup de joies et de magnifiques expériences dans le rafraîchissement de cette propriété qui en vaut la peine. Bon courage à vous pour le futur
Thank you so much Mariette for your lovely comments 😀
Boa tarde,os meus parabéns pela linda casa que compraram embora tenham muitos trabalhos pela frente mas foi uma boa escolha, neste lindo país a BEIRA mar plantado,vos desejo muita saúde para usufruir dessa lind porpiedade bj abraços👍👍👍
Thank you so much for your lovely comments 😊. Muito obrigada.
Lovely summerhouse ! Ty
Thank you so much 😀
Beautiful 😊
Thank you Terry😁
New subscriber from Ireland here. House looks amazing and is in great condition. One thing I cannot help but wonder is who will clean all those rooms when you have all the renovations you wish completed? Did you intend to buy a large house? I do admire your energy and vision though.
Thank you very much friend in Ireland. Certainly a lot of rooms to clean. No we didn't set out to get such a large house but fell in love with it's character ☺️
The walls on this floor look great
Thank you
New subscriber! Portland, Oregon, USA. Enjoyed your video immensely❣️Looking forward to your renovation journey. Spectacular old home. Love the old doors; so charming. Suggest a whitewash only for the dark ceilings. The outside needs a careful pressure washing. Your property is just lovely you two. You must have plans upon plans🤗
Thank you so much for subscribing Elizabeth in Portland. Good to have you with us 👋
The 'fix' for the textured sand paint, in your second bedroom, is a skim coat of lime plaster to fill in the surface and smooth it out. Did you say how much you paid for that beautiful home?
Thank you for the tip. We are contemplating the 2 options of either doing as you suggest or scraping first. Thank you for asking but at the moment we're keeping purchase cost private. Maybe in a future video.
I found your channel , I have subscribed. ❤
Beautiful home. From Ohio USA
Thank you Martha in Ohio USA
Hi from India
Was wondering y u didn't post any updates
Happy to seeit
Thank you so much friend 😀
Hi from Canada, beautiful place and so large I love it
Thank you so much Leona 😊
I am from Edenvale, South Africa.
Hi there Ansie in South Africa 🙂
A fantastic adventure ❤
Thank you 😊
Do not paint or replaster until you’ve had some expert advice as you have dampness issues. That means there’s a lot of water being retained already. There must be a historic preservation office somewhere in Portugal where you can seek advice. What has happened is that the previous owners have made mistakes that have trapped the moisture. In a brick house, this can cause the brick to spall. I’m not sure about the stone. You need to take off all the layers of paint and sand plaster and only use lime based plaster and paint so the house can breathe. I am hoping that the mortar that holds the house together is also correct and has not been relayed or repointed with a hard, modern, cement. This can also help trap moisture forcing the water to escape via the stone rather than through a softer more line based mortar.
Thank you very much for the detailed advice. We'll have to explore these issues further. The kitchen roof is flat and made of concrete and perhaps should have had a damp proof membrane. It's difficult to know if the whole exterior is pointed with lime or cement. It'll be a long, slow process if we have to repoint.
Yes, I meant replaced with hard concrete, not relayed. Auto correct. I volunteer for a historic house that had dampness issues. The wrong mortar used in a previous restoration had caused tremendous problems. Perhaps you could set up a program to have people stay and work on your rooms for several days in exchange for several vacation days. You may be able to mitigate much of the moisture with the right plaster and paint. At least try to remove the layers trapping the moisture. Please seek expert preservation advice from people who understand the old stone and your roof issue.
Brilliant advise! I have 40 plus years working in the field of historic building conservation. Please get the advise of a qualified professional. You have a beautiful home. Do it correctly and it will cost a penny or two up front but it will save you more in the long run…
Hi from Ruth in New Zealand, loving the house, the grounds look amazing…..
Thank you Ruth 😊
What a treasure, a diamond in the rough the house and property. Will be following to watch your transformations. Hello from MO, USA
Thank you so much Kathleen 😀
Your home is lovely.
Thank you so much 😊
Hi from Nashville Tennessee USA, your home is going to be stunning when you’ve finished it! It’s truly beautiful as it is. Will you rent the ground level apartment when it’s finished?❤️🤗🐝
Hi Deborah in Nashville. Thank you for your lovely comments. At the moment we don't have plans to rent when finished, but it's definitely a viable idea.
@@TeaAndTinto You’re most welcome and thanks for answering my question. Rent it or not, it’s good to have the extra space. You just have so many options!❤️🤗🐝
Olá, adorei a apresentação 👍 a casa é linda com enorme potencial.😍
Muito obrigada 😁
Linda casa 😊 com o promenor de ter móveis com muito charme 😊
Muito obrigada 😁
This is a lovely house and huge wow!!
Thank you so much 😊
Hi from Australia. I love yr home wow!
Hi Debbie in Australia. Thank you so much 😊
Beautiful tour you did a good job it’s a beautiful home.from Dallas Texas USA
Thank you so much Chantal 😊
What a beautiful home you have. So much potential in the downstairs especially but costly on time and money so a little bit at a time is very sensible.
Thank you for the tour with only one thing left to say 😊
Mirrors hung pretty pkease and maybe a few lights fixed 😂😂
😂 Thank you. Let's hope the 'pretty please' works 😀. And definitely the work a bit at a time
Beautiful house ❤ enjoy it😘
Thank you 😀
Love your new home! I have lived all my life in the western and southwestern United States but dream of getting back to Europe. We have watched many RUclips videos about Portugal and I hope to visit soon. I hope all goes well with your renovations!!
Thank you for your lovely comments. I hope one day you manage a trip to Europe.
Uau que casa maravilhosa fiquei apaixonada com os detalhes históricos tantos cantinhos lindos! Parabéns pela casa ❤👏
Muito obrigada 😁
I saw where u can take a bucket of water about halfway and a branch from ur trees leave it till u can lift it out and see roots but leave it till u have a good rooting system. U can use fruit u may be able to root u more willows...I would dig the lemon tree up and put it in a big pot and keep it up by ur house also u need to pot it in a bag of compost with citrus in it..😊
Willow is amazing isn't it? It can also be used as you said by putting cuttings in water for a few days and the liquid can then be used for other plants as a rooting compound. I will try your method next year. Thank you so much for the tips. 😁
Hello from Paraguay
Ur home is simple but quite beautiful. It is nice that u have a good piece of land. The 0lace itself is beautiful
Thank you so much.