We're Going to Knock Down the Kitchen! |Renovating Our 1930s Bungalow By The Sea

This week we're getting ready to rip out part of the kitchen, in prep to eventually make it part of the hallway. In contrast, we are also starting to properly plan out the layout of both the ensuite and main bathroom by having the main drain waste pipe installed! We're now also starting to think about getting things in place to help speed up the rest of this demo stage; including a skip...
Be sure to SUBSCRIBE to follow along on our journey!
- Previous Video: rb.gy/h819y
- Main Channel: bit.ly/3AeMH4L
Follow me on:
Instagram - bit.ly/3jUBbEj​​​
Facebook - bit.ly/3tES7CL​​
Pinterest - bit.ly/3sADcrY​​
MUSIC USED:
Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):
uppbeat.io/t/northwestern/hom...
License code: QZ4W3GX8Z69UVDDS
Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):
uppbeat.io/t/justin-lee/just-...
License code: DRMKFBPCSWFQPNK8
Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):
uppbeat.io/t/hemlock/hope-for...
License code: RNCLKKPCTPGT53OL

[@JJ-be2qg]

Great content! Just have to say I love your voice! It’s a great story telling voice! You should read books for audio series and use your voice as income other places!
Amazing Reno!!! Excited to see the outcome!
So sorry for the accident and broken legs❤ hope there’s great recovery! Very sad to know someone is struggling and suffering injury!
Best wishes to both of you!

[@SpecificSprout]

It's great to hear that you really enjoy making these videos, I really look forward to them. :] Also your daffodils and grape hyacinth are so cheerful! Make sure you dig up the bulbs and relocate them if they get in the way of the extensions because they can handle being moved.
Hope James recovers quickly and gets to experience the nice spring weather. :] Well wishes from Canada ~

[@helenadinnbiergonzalez1995]

This might be a silly question, but I'm not British even though I live in England so I don't know much about this. But do you need any special permission to do the bond fire in the garden?

[@GoingHomeDesign]

Not a silly question at all! Our bungalow is thankfully in an area where you can have a garden bonfire but it’s common curtsy to your neighbours to 1. Only start a bonfire at a time when it’s not going to cause a nuisance for your neighbours; drying clothes, summer days when they are enjoying their garden, etc 2. Only burn things that aren’t going to create a lot of smoke. We only burn wood! There’s probably more info online but that’s what I know!