Love Love this beautiful family, this is what you call a partener ship in every way. And that baby she is growing up so fast love her bike. Great parents keep it up 💓
You are so right. My son in law is even more involved and capable than Spenser and I love him to death! My daughter and grand kids are his #1 priority. Mike
this woman is a keeper but looks like he already knows that. he is also a keeper. she sees that too. its beautiful.. your love, patience, team work, positivity, determination.. absolutely meant for each other.
As a dude that likes DIY projects, this guy is my hero! He has learned so much on this huge project! Also, they seem like the both would be really good parents. Just good people!!
Ok I admit I got notice and came running. These two have me so captivated I can't wait for the finish house. I love how they have supported each other. God bless them.
No man stands taller than when he stoops to help a child. Your daughter is precious and it’s great to see dad taking time with her in the middle of the build. Drywall is coming great. 😊
I am in the process of losing my Dad it brings back memories. Being a good father is just doing what you have to being a great dad is taking the time when you are stressed and busy to remember your children are from your heart and you both do this ! Great job Mom and Dad
My wife and I had a problem with mold in our bathroom because the person who owned before us used a paper-backed wall board in the bathroom remodel. To solve the problem, I repainted walls and ceilings with a microbial mixed into the paint. Been about a year and a half and the mold has not returned.
I just love them. She is always laughing and jolly. He is just as silly with her. I'm so proud to see a couple work so beautifully together. All this c with a beautiful baby. I just love them!!!!
Seeing your "little helper" doing what Mom and Dad were doing and touching the screw was touching. It just reinforces that your containers are not just becoming a house - it has become your home. Keep up the great work!
That little girl is the sweetest, just can’t believe how she has grown. My granddaughter just turned two in November and it is amazing how grown up and the smartest little thing I have ever seen. she is just like her mother growing up so far. I’ve been in building all my life and you two are so good with the building and he is so jam up with everything he does.
I've been a fan since the beginning an watching you two work together really touches my heart,I wish I had what you guys have,I hope an pray that your love for each other lasts forever,,, ❤
IMO your key to success on your channel is your likability, humbleness, and that you don't sign up for every paid promotion that other channels do. Thank you!
Should use cement board for the bathroom and you absolutely need to redo the area where the drywall meets the tub. That isn't going to work out, it'll be soaked and filled with mold within a couple weeks. Need to see how that is done properly.
Was just going to say that. The lip on tub is there for a reason! You rock to the lip then fill gap with the thinset mortar when you tile. Also absolutly do not use regular gypsum board around the tub even with the schluter you thinset it on and the moisture in thinset will create issues with the drywall later on
If they need to go thinner, Wedi Board could be a good alternative. It comes super thin, like 1/8” thick. It’s foam and fiberglass. We did a 2x4 niche and used some as the backer to not lose much thickness in the back.
I actually have mold toxicity. It’s a horrible illness. In fact, I watch them and marvel at their strength and endurance because my body would never be able to commit to this. I can only tolerate meat and non-starchy veggies (no grains, legumes, sugar, seeds, nuts, dairy or eggs), I react to chemical smells and I fatigue easily. I have a great doctor and after four years, I am slowly healing and detoxifying the mold... but it is no joke!
@Bobby Jones Now a days it's aluminium,plastic,fiber even kevlar. So not just steel, I am sure you could find a working shoe that will be comfortable:)
@@judymcgowan2881 man I bought those chinese steel toes that look like joggers, they were comfortable lightweight and breathable... until it started raining I began hating them
"I started to research it just to double check". A natural investigator and a do'er. So many of the best role models and examples are no where near the limelight. I want a t-shirt of "I started to research it just to double check". Words to live by!!
Just a tip, I highly recommended cutting that drywall around the tub up above the lip of the tub. Only because you do not want that drywall being close to the tub and soaking up water. Don’t forget to waterproof, house is looking good.
In canada we have special drywall for bathrooms n kitchens due to grease and moisture. I would assume you have the same. Is that what you were talking about?
And same in Australia. Special waterproof board and it’s code to fibreglass coat after plumbing and before anything is tiled or installed.you’d never use cardboard faces drywall - that’s asking for moisture problems
@@martinbakker7615 - That´s what I was thinking too. I was actually surprised they put in the tub first. I would have done all the drywall first, then tiles, then tub, then silicone sealed everything. I must say though that we don´t have those lips on our tubs (I´m in Germany).
You guys are great! My husband and I sit to watch together. After watching this video, we watched a drywall video. LOL! We’re doing renovations at our home, we also work together. The guy in the video had a drywall lift. My hubby and I both said, “Spencer needs one of those”. Can’t wait to see everything finished. We can see the light at the end of the tunnel. Your sweet girl helping daddy makes my heart smile! ❤️🏠
Like your house! Make some large T-shaped poles to hold drywall to the ceiling. Make them a bit longer than the distance from floor to ceiling and you can jam them in once the piece is in position. Much safer and easier than having your wife climb the ladder the way she needs to. Also much steadier. When you first set the sheet up you'll need to use the ladder, but your wife can use the lifting pole. Then you steady your end with the second pole. (or rent or buy a drywall lifter - super easy 1-person task!) Regular drywall around the shower should be fine in your installation since you're using the Schluter products and tile. Make your shower pipe stick out a lot longer.... you're both tall and will appreciate it later. And that pocket door is a great idea for that location. You two are an awesome couple and are doing a great job with this video series. Once it's all done you can say just like Hollywood: "it's in the can"!!!! Literally!
Put arnica gel on his toe!!! He might not lose the nail *its at a health food store!!! Really works. My daughter slammed the car door on her sisters fingers(accidentally 🙃), we put Arnica on it right away ....no bruising or swelling Hope this helps!!! g
lol...Something I learned from living in one of the houses my dad built was to sure there is access to make repairs because no matter how hard you try or expensive things you buy .. they break down and have to be replaced.. and it easier to have access with shut offs at the access.. I added access with shut offs to the shower and lavatory as well as in the kitchen.. because hiking a half mile out to shut off water in an emergency really stinks and you shut off water to the entire house..
I did the same when we built our house. I worked on the assumption wherever there was water someday there will be a leak. In the 40+ years we have lived here I have not been disappointed.
dont forget the washer hookup area. I also put an IN HOUSE whole house cutoff. Never any reason to walk outside to cut off water unless there is a leak between sourly and house.
@@teekay1785 I know I forgot the hot water heater as well..lol mine was in a coffin lol.. It was a giant box around the heater...of course this was 20 years ago..lol
@@judysetran9198 Yep but hot water heaters generally have a cutoff at least on cold side I put cutoffs on both cold and hot side. Also use Ball valves not screw type valves . No washers or seals to go bad.
I love these videos also ,but if you want more like these , try Trent and Allie they are also building their own house . They are funny and make good videos.
I know it's literally like watching a soap and I never let myself get involved with that but I can't wait for every post these awesome people do! It's an obsession I can't live without. What will we do when they are finished? I see with drawls in our future.
each peace of drywall goes up the more your house looks complete and yes that drywall is heavy !! Beau tackles me watching the work so intensely that's how they lurn to do things thow. house is looking sooo good !! give Beau a big hug for me and tell Bear and Io I said Hi and God bless.
Have spent three sleepless nights watching all your videos from the very start. They are really catching like a series. Now feel like being part of your family )) I adore Kenzie's talent of softening the edges and Spencer's determination аnd accuracy. Wish you all the best !
HOW INTERESTING TO SEE YOU, EACH TIME RAISING THE CONSTRUCTION OF YOUR HOME LEVEL BY LEVEL ... I SEND YOU A GREAT CONGRATULATION, I TELL YOU THAT WITH YOU IN TWO YEARS I HAVE LEARNED A LOT ... THANK YOU ... FROM VENEZUELA I FOLLOW YOU.
Watching them is also giving me mad respect for my dad, who rebuilt EVERY house we ever lived in, making small spaces great for our large family ~ which he did with his brilliance and research BEFORE the internet, in the 1970's. Holy spanks, Batman. For real.
I usually use green board, or hardy backer around the tub area. But just stop the board on the lip, (so it wont mold later when it gets wet) and run your tile down all the way to the tub. It's a tile lip.
You mentioned privacy. When my youngest son was about three I was running a bath for us. He jumped in early and when I entered the bathroom and started to undress he said " Dad you can't come in, I need my "private sea"(privacy}. I looked at him and said, " Sam, that is understandable". His Mom went in regardless to make sure he didn't drown even though I was cool with it.
This house will be built with love. But all the houses has flaws and mistakes done building it. This is no exception. I love how they build it. But you can spot some mistakes. At the beginning i though that was a great idea, incredible, build house out of shipping containers, only by these videos i can now understand why it is not that great of idea for longterm housing. As a shelter yes it is great. But has a lot of flaws...
@@joetaylor7442 but there is no difference with containers, so saying it’s only good for a shelter is ... indeed, you get it. There are people living in houses made of containers which are better than “normal” houses.
You too are doing such an amazing job together I can’t wait to you finish your home I really admire what you two are doing I’m building your own home from what you’re building it from that is amazing
What I think is the most special thing about you guys, after all the work you have done together, all the obstacles you have faced ,you are still madly in love. All the best for many years. 🙂
Just discovered this channel. Yall are so cute! I love that your work is something tangible. Often times in life and marriage you’re just working and striving, and the work is not so visual. But with yall’s home it’s hands on and you can actually see the fruits of your hard work. Love it!
Heat the end of a paper clip until it's red hot and poke it through the top of your toenail to relieve the pressure. My dad was a cabinet maker and smacked his thumb nail with a hammer and that's exactly what the doctor did.
Every time I watch your videos, I am transported from the city of L.A. to a wonderful 18 minutes in the country. Thank you for sharing your story and humor. 👌😁
Still hanging in there with u guys sometimes I don't always make a comment just letting you know I will always be watching u have accomplished so so much
Yup!!! Worked as a pipe fitter for 12 years and then wised up, picked up some education, and ran a construction office for 20. There's a damn good reason we tell our guys safety first!!! Work safe to live another day with good pay. We are union. BTW, carbon fiber composite toes are way better! LOL, for those of us up in the cold weather climates.
I think HGTV should have picked you guys up and made a weekly show with you. I love your channel. Both of you have shown that it just takes persistence and to love what you are doing to create a home for yourself and your daughter. I can't wait to see the finished house.....I'll admit I say this almost every single time I post, but you TWO ARE AMAZING! IF I were in my 30's I'd be ripping out my bathroom right now. However, I'm in my early 60's and well, I'm too old for that type of thing.
I was born and raised in Tejas....your video reminds me of winter for sure! The house is looking nice. I contend that God gave us BIG toes...to protect the other 4. Best of luck moving forward. I really enjoy watching the progress.
I always enjoying watching your journey in life....working together.....finding humor and patience during the challenging times. Yes, steel toe boots for both of you would be a good investment. Take care of those toesy’s! God Bless, Lisa
I'm rooting for you here in Brazil 🙏🙏🙏. I followed the tragedy so far I can't wait for the house to be ready !!!!! Strength and courage, Hugs from this Brazilian who is loving
You guys have been a huge inspiration for our container home journey. We too moved from Florida to fulfill our dream of being rent free and decided to build a container home. Thank you for sharing your journey and helping inspire us!
Who just can’t wait for the final house tour after being here since the beginning!!!
Not me.. because it'll be the beginning of the end.
Unless they add an addition & build a Mother-In-Law suite.
P.S. I hate when the music starts playing at the end of each video.
See you in ten years
Not gonna happen. It's too good a gig.
@@nashonabo821 LMAO
Any father would be proud and relieved to have you as a son-in- law !
😹😹
I would like a husband like that 🙉🙈🙊🏆😂😂😂
Great young man, love what you are doing keep up the great work
Love Love this beautiful family, this is what you call a partener ship in every way. And that baby she is growing up so fast love her bike. Great parents keep it up 💓
You are so right. My son in law is even more involved and capable than Spenser and I love him to death! My daughter and grand kids are his #1 priority. Mike
this woman is a keeper but looks like he already knows that. he is also a keeper. she sees that too. its beautiful.. your love, patience, team work, positivity, determination.. absolutely meant for each other.
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As a dude that likes DIY projects, this guy is my hero! He has learned so much on this huge project! Also, they seem like the both would be really good parents. Just good people!!
Whenever Spencer explains things I’m so lost 😂 I commend him for all the skills he’s learned
Ok I admit I got notice and came running. These two have me so captivated I can't wait for the finish house. I love how they have supported each other. God bless them.
No man stands taller than when he stoops to help a child. Your daughter is precious and it’s great to see dad taking time with her in the middle of the build.
Drywall is coming great. 😊
Yay! Great job Spencer, DAD.
Teach Beau everything & Kenzie.
Girls can do it!!
I am in the process of losing my Dad it brings back memories. Being a good father is just doing what you have to being a great dad is taking the time when you are stressed and busy to remember your children are from your heart and you both do this ! Great job Mom and Dad
For bathrooms I personally use mold resistant drywall & Redgard to seal it all up.
Same.
In Australia different walls for wet area
I was about to mention Redgard.
My wife and I had a problem with mold in our bathroom because the person who owned before us used a paper-backed wall board in the bathroom remodel. To solve the problem, I repainted walls and ceilings with a microbial mixed into the paint. Been about a year and a half and the mold has not returned.
That's what I was just thinking he needs to be using
And please don't stop recording even if you're finished home. I always wait every week for there to be another video.
Best regards from Poland
I just love them. She is always laughing and jolly. He is just as silly with her. I'm so proud to see a couple work so beautifully together. All this c with a beautiful baby. I just love them!!!!
Seeing your "little helper" doing what Mom and Dad were doing and touching the screw was touching. It just reinforces that your containers are not just becoming a house - it has become your home. Keep up the great work!
That little girl is the sweetest, just can’t believe how she has grown. My granddaughter just turned two in November and it is amazing how grown up and the smartest little thing I have ever seen. she is just like her mother growing up so far. I’ve been in building all my life and you two are so good with the building and he is so jam up with everything he does.
I've been a fan since the beginning an watching you two work together really touches my heart,I wish I had what you guys have,I hope an pray that your love for each other lasts forever,,, ❤
Beautiful family with big dreams and most important they don’t forget to love each other 😥❤️ love you guys and well done 👏
i love the love they share they're perfect together and her laugh is adorable!! Great family so awesome to watch
When your wife laughs at your pain... she's a keeper!
so much fun to watch how the progress is coming together.
Yes they are fun no leaks yeah no leaks
Why does every episode seem too short?
@@rickwhoever5841 Because they're not 2 hours long like they should be
this man is really smart. they both lucky with each other
Ok, I will admit that I have watched almost every video. An amazing and inspiring project, and such a cute family.
OMG!I want to cry, you guy's it look great. I love how it all is taking shape.❤❤❤
IMO your key to success on your channel is your likability, humbleness, and that you don't sign up for every paid promotion that other channels do. Thank you!
Should use cement board for the bathroom and you absolutely need to redo the area where the drywall meets the tub. That isn't going to work out, it'll be soaked and filled with mold within a couple weeks. Need to see how that is done properly.
Was just going to say that. The lip on tub is there for a reason! You rock to the lip then fill gap with the thinset mortar when you tile. Also absolutly do not use regular gypsum board around the tub even with the schluter you thinset it on and the moisture in thinset will create issues with the drywall later on
If they need to go thinner, Wedi Board could be a good alternative. It comes super thin, like 1/8” thick. It’s foam and fiberglass. We did a 2x4 niche and used some as the backer to not lose much thickness in the back.
I actually have mold toxicity. It’s a horrible illness. In fact, I watch them and marvel at their strength and endurance because my body would never be able to commit to this. I can only tolerate meat and non-starchy veggies (no grains, legumes, sugar, seeds, nuts, dairy or eggs), I react to chemical smells and I fatigue easily.
I have a great doctor and after four years, I am slowly healing and detoxifying the mold... but it is no joke!
I have three word, “steel toes shoes”. Best of outcomes.
been wearing them for 23 years. not once have my toes been injured by falling things......
You can get steel toed boots at Wal-Mart.
They have steel toe sneaker's. 👍☺
@Bobby Jones Now a days it's aluminium,plastic,fiber even kevlar. So not just steel, I am sure you could find a working shoe that will be comfortable:)
@@judymcgowan2881 man I bought those chinese steel toes that look like joggers, they were comfortable lightweight and breathable... until it started raining I began hating them
"I started to research it just to double check". A natural investigator and a do'er. So many of the best role models and examples are no where near the limelight. I want a t-shirt of "I started to research it just to double check". Words to live by!!
I ABSOLUTLEY just love watching your house get closer and closer to completion! I look forward to your videos.
What a privilege to be an observer into the lifes of this souls.
We are watching from planet Gerusustephcoinlunar as he said in the 1st video 🤣
Love that Beau is helping her Daddy so much! ❤️
Little baby girl is going to grow up learning all about building a house.
lol working years without safety shoes ???
Imagine her reaction when they are done with the house. She never lived in a normal home before. How does one do that? lol
hating water leaks and water damage I would have gone with the cement backer board, but hey, that is me.
Should the whole bathroom floor be waterpoofed?
We love watching all of your videos! Trying to leave Tampa soon for more land ourselves! Thanks for sharing your journey and beautiful family! 🙌🏻❤️
I certainly can’t complain about my childhood, but that kid is having a great childhood.
It's so cute with your daughter narrating in the background constantly - learning how to talk and all . . . .
Just a tip, I highly recommended cutting that drywall around the tub up above the lip of the tub. Only because you do not want that drywall being close to the tub and soaking up water. Don’t forget to waterproof, house is looking good.
He should file around the tub.
In canada we have special drywall for bathrooms n kitchens due to grease and moisture. I would assume you have the same. Is that what you were talking about?
And same in Australia. Special waterproof board and it’s code to fibreglass coat after plumbing and before anything is tiled or installed.you’d never use cardboard faces drywall - that’s asking for moisture problems
The dry wall should go behind the lip, the tiles over
@@martinbakker7615 - That´s what I was thinking too. I was actually surprised they put in the tub first. I would have done all the drywall first, then tiles, then tub, then silicone sealed everything. I must say though that we don´t have those lips on our tubs (I´m in Germany).
You guys are great! My husband and I sit to watch together. After watching this video, we watched a drywall video. LOL! We’re doing renovations at our home, we also work together. The guy in the video had a drywall lift. My hubby and I both said, “Spencer needs one of those”. Can’t wait to see everything finished. We can see the light at the end of the tunnel. Your sweet girl helping daddy makes my heart smile! ❤️🏠
Like your house! Make some large T-shaped poles to hold drywall to the ceiling. Make them a bit longer than the distance from floor to ceiling and you can jam them in once the piece is in position. Much safer and easier than having your wife climb the ladder the way she needs to. Also much steadier. When you first set the sheet up you'll need to use the ladder, but your wife can use the lifting pole. Then you steady your end with the second pole. (or rent or buy a drywall lifter - super easy 1-person task!) Regular drywall around the shower should be fine in your installation since you're using the Schluter products and tile. Make your shower pipe stick out a lot longer.... you're both tall and will appreciate it later. And that pocket door is a great idea for that location. You two are an awesome couple and are doing a great job with this video series. Once it's all done you can say just like Hollywood: "it's in the can"!!!! Literally!
I love the way you two work together! Keep going guys!
Put arnica gel on his toe!!! He might not lose the nail *its at a health food store!!! Really works. My daughter slammed the car door on her sisters fingers(accidentally 🙃), we put Arnica on it right away ....no bruising or swelling
Hope this helps!!!
g
Rite aid sells Amica too! If they have them around there...
Arnica is very good. Also soak in epsom salt water.
lol...Something I learned from living in one of the houses my dad built was to sure there is access to make repairs because no matter how hard you try or expensive things you buy .. they break down and have to be replaced.. and it easier to have access with shut offs at the access.. I added access with shut offs to the shower and lavatory as well as in the kitchen.. because hiking a half mile out to shut off water in an emergency really stinks and you shut off water to the entire house..
I did the same when we built our house. I worked on the assumption wherever there was water someday there will be a leak. In the 40+ years we have lived here I have not been disappointed.
Yes, always think ahead for how you plan to fix things that break.
dont forget the washer hookup area. I also put an IN HOUSE whole house cutoff. Never any reason to walk outside to cut off water unless there is a leak between sourly and house.
@@teekay1785 I know I forgot the hot water heater as well..lol mine was in a coffin lol.. It was a giant box around the heater...of course this was 20 years ago..lol
@@judysetran9198 Yep but hot water heaters generally have a cutoff at least on cold side I put cutoffs on both cold and hot side. Also use Ball valves not screw type valves . No washers or seals to go bad.
I'm addicted to your videos. Your husband is doing great. I can see the love with you guys.
Hearing the closing music always makes me a little sad. Like “No not yet!”
I know me too,
I love these videos also ,but if you want more like these , try Trent and Allie they are also building their own house . They are funny and make good videos.
Same
@@lightbulb1982 Huh?
Yupppppppp🤣
It been a long journey 4 you guys to reach this far it takes God's grace am happy 4 you guys🙏🙏🙏♥️♥️♥️🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱
The foundation of their house is their relationship the rest will go smooth, no doubt!!!
I’ve literally been waiting and watching for the next episode for dAyS
I know it's literally like watching a soap and I never let myself get involved with that but I can't wait for every post these awesome people do! It's an obsession I can't live without. What will we do when they are finished? I see with drawls in our future.
Me too😁...I feel like a stalker🤣🤣🤣
each peace of drywall goes up the more your house looks complete and yes that drywall is heavy !! Beau tackles me watching the work so intensely that's how they lurn to do things thow. house is looking sooo good !! give Beau a big hug for me and tell Bear and Io I said Hi and God bless.
Have spent three sleepless nights watching all your videos from the very start. They are really catching like a series. Now feel like being part of your family )) I adore Kenzie's talent of softening the edges and Spencer's determination аnd accuracy. Wish you all the best !
Here in Australia we use Hardie cement sheet for all wet areas.
Listen to him. Do you want mold?
Here in the UK we use tile backer board and SEAL every joint ,8mm insulation sandwiched between cement board ,daft not to use it
Yes, there is special sheetrock for wet areas here, in US, they are green ones. The one used on video looks like a regular sheetrock
@@southernwind5660 Here in Europe we make most of our houses in brick 🧱
In India we build with full of bricks and cement, job done in 6 months but this guy is taking more than 3 years. Very tired!
HOW INTERESTING TO SEE YOU, EACH TIME RAISING THE CONSTRUCTION OF YOUR HOME LEVEL BY LEVEL ... I SEND YOU A GREAT CONGRATULATION, I TELL YOU THAT WITH YOU IN TWO YEARS I HAVE LEARNED A LOT ... THANK YOU ... FROM VENEZUELA I FOLLOW YOU.
I absolutely just love watching this videos
We've enjoyed them too!
Watching them is also giving me mad respect for my dad, who rebuilt EVERY house we ever lived in, making small spaces great for our large family ~ which he did with his brilliance and research BEFORE the internet, in the 1970's. Holy spanks, Batman. For real.
I love watching you 3 everything is looking good .
You two making an amazing team!
Will I ever stop being bummed out when the music at the end comes on. Love this channel.
The baby so interested in everything the tools and all she’s going to come out to be like daddy and mommy she is so adorable
Noah made a few mistakes, but God saw him through it; He will see you through it too. He will continue to bless all of you. I love y’all ❤️❤️❤️
I usually use green board, or hardy backer around the tub area. But just stop the board on the lip, (so it wont mold later when it gets wet) and run your tile down all the way to the tub. It's a tile lip.
You mentioned privacy. When my youngest son was about three I was running a bath for us. He jumped in early and when I entered the bathroom and started to undress he said " Dad you can't come in, I need my "private sea"(privacy}. I looked at him and said, " Sam, that is understandable". His Mom went in regardless to make sure he didn't drown even though I was cool with it.
This is going to be an incredibly well built house.
This house will be built with love. But all the houses has flaws and mistakes done building it. This is no exception. I love how they build it. But you can spot some mistakes. At the beginning i though that was a great idea, incredible, build house out of shipping containers, only by these videos i can now understand why it is not that great of idea for longterm housing. As a shelter yes it is great. But has a lot of flaws...
@@lietuvis96 All houses have mistakes.
@@IAmZen_007 that’s literally what they just said.
@@joetaylor7442 but there is no difference with containers, so saying it’s only good for a shelter is ... indeed, you get it. There are people living in houses made of containers which are better than “normal” houses.
@@lietuvis96 what type of flaws
Extremely grateful for your video. Thank you for all that you do.
Well done guys this is an amazing project.
SO glad I discovered this amazing couple ~ and their babilini and pups :-) ~ they are VERY inspiring on all levels...much needed these days
The only channel I have notifications turned on for ❤🤣
Congratulations on everything you've accomplished. I hope to build a cabin and live off-grid one day too and you've shown me it is possible 🏞
It is possible to do and a great family adventure!
You're amazing. I want a house like that
You too are doing such an amazing job together I can’t wait to you finish your home I really admire what you two are doing I’m building your own home from what you’re building it from that is amazing
What I think is the most special thing about you guys, after all the work you have done together, all the obstacles you have faced ,you are still madly in love. All the best for many years. 🙂
I look forward to these videos every week
"Why would you say that?!?!"
Because Murphy is alive and well and out to get us!
And then the TOE ...........
@@dougpeters5849 and then the leak. They should be good for a bit now lol
schluter is great with cement based products. it's usually for wet areas like showers because of the expense. good choice
"we're screwed" lol! Poor Spencer as the pressure keeps piling on. Great job guys!
Just discovered this channel. Yall are so cute! I love that your work is something tangible. Often times in life and marriage you’re just working and striving, and the work is not so visual. But with yall’s home it’s hands on and you can actually see the fruits of your hard work. Love it!
Heat the end of a paper clip until it's red hot and poke it through the top of your toenail to relieve the pressure. My dad was a cabinet maker and smacked his thumb nail with a hammer and that's exactly what the doctor did.
Best advice ever have done the same a number of times
Ouch!
I use a tiny drill bit in my dremel
I used a drill bit after drinking a couple beers. After about 20 seconds I realized I had the drill in reverse.
@@matmcpaul9060 oops!
I have used green board my whole live done zillions of bathrooms. Not a single issue.
Waiting for you from one week to another 😍❤️
Love watching your videos, sorry about your foot, you know what they say, no pain, no gain. Love you guy’s. Thank you for sharing.
Every time I watch your videos, I am transported from the city of L.A. to a wonderful 18 minutes in the country. Thank you for sharing your story and humor. 👌😁
Still hanging in there with u guys sometimes I don't always make a comment just letting you know I will always be watching u have accomplished so so much
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Lovely job guys.
I love what you are doing.
I can wait to see when the house is done 😍
Spencer trying to describe what happened with the drywall landing on his foot, deep-breathing like a birthing class. I'm dying. XD Poor guy.
You will not regret installing the Schluter system. Great products, great company. Used it in my last bath remodel. Amazing stuff. Worth every penny.
Omg she's walking and talking wow awesome. 😊.
“You never need steel toed shoes, until you do.” - says every 4 toed contractor.
Yup!!! Worked as a pipe fitter for 12 years and then wised up, picked up some education, and ran a construction office for 20. There's a damn good reason we tell our guys safety first!!! Work safe to live another day with good pay. We are union. BTW, carbon fiber composite toes are way better! LOL, for those of us up in the cold weather climates.
lol, so true
So true!
I’m surprised he got thos far without tbh. lol
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SO love watching your progress! It's really getting interesting now!
Doing a great job can’t wait to see the finished project.
I really enjoy tuning in everytime you come out with a new vid.
You 2 are inspiring. Thanks you for allowing us to be apart of your journey.
I think HGTV should have picked you guys up and made a weekly show with you. I love your channel. Both of you have shown that it just takes persistence and to love what you are doing to create a home for yourself and your daughter.
I can't wait to see the finished house.....I'll admit I say this almost every single time I post, but you TWO ARE AMAZING! IF I were in my 30's I'd be ripping out my bathroom right now. However, I'm in my early 60's and well, I'm too old for that type of thing.
Looking like a home’ Good job!! Been watching since day 1.. when it was a container..
I am getting so excited about each new episode. I cannot wait to see the final product, LOVE IT and you guys!!!!!!
I'm so excited for you guys & can't wait to see the finished masterpiece ❤
I was born and raised in Tejas....your video reminds me of winter for sure! The house is looking nice.
I contend that God gave us BIG toes...to protect the other 4. Best of luck moving forward. I really enjoy watching the progress.
I always enjoying watching your journey in life....working together.....finding humor and patience during the challenging times. Yes, steel toe boots for both of you would be a good investment. Take care of those toesy’s! God Bless, Lisa
Glad to see your daughter is also starting life with a “defective ducky.” Teaches them early in life that not everything works the way it should.
Ahahahahhaha
Gloves, glasses, helmets, earplugs and SAFETYSHOES!
And face mask
Face Mask was used when cutting the drywall. Beyond that it’s unnecessary.
I'm always getting made fun of for wearing ear protection......even when I'm vacuuming....lol
MacKenzie, as someone who takes scalding hot showers, I’ve been pulling for you to get an indoor bathroom for so long now!!!
So pleased to see you insulating internal walls; I am sure you will appreciate the reduced noise in your house.
I'm rooting for you here in Brazil 🙏🙏🙏. I followed the tragedy so far I can't wait for the house to be ready !!!!! Strength and courage, Hugs from this Brazilian who is loving
‘Life Uncontained’ The Next Generation’ is starting to take shape.. when does she get her ‘spin off’ show? 🤣🤣🤣
I been waiting all week to see where you all are at.....love this show.
That knee joke caught me off guard, I almost choked while eating lol.
Love watching you build also love your music very mellow just like you guys!❤️✌🏻
You guys have been a huge inspiration for our container home journey. We too moved from Florida to fulfill our dream of being rent free and decided to build a container home. Thank you for sharing your journey and helping inspire us!