SIX YEARS LATER ... just seeing this. As a licensed esthetician, I am in total agreement with 99% of this content. The only thing I take issue with is the baking soda. pH is critically important in skincare. Your skin likes to be at about 5.5, or, slightly acidic. Baking soda is SO highly alkaline that it can compromise your skin’s protective barrier, breaking it down over time. People with sensitive skin are very prone to breaking out in a rash when using products containing baking soda. But you are spot on about the skin’s microbiome. I was brought up on the once a week bath, too, but as a child of the 70’s, I thought it was gross! Everyone I knew was showering/shampooing daily! My dad would say, ‘your washing off your skin’s protection!’, and I would just huff and walk away 🥴. The man was way ahead of his time. He and my mom were homesteaders, although it wasn’t referred to as that back then. Mom made every stitch that went on my back, they had a huge organic garden, a small orchard, bees, chickens and rabbits. Grocery store was for flour, sugar, salt cause mom made all our bread, and canned/froze our veggies, fruit and meat. And NO AIR CONDITIONING, or central heating. We had a wood stove in the basement and one grate in the floor for heat which is where I would park myself after playing outside in the snow! I’ll be 65 this year, and appreciate the lifestyle more every day. Wish I could talk my husband into it! Anyway, thanks for the great videos that bring a little joy as the world around us goes MAD😩

@Tmeister677

2 жыл бұрын

I am in my 60's also and have a question for you. What would you suggest for a deodorant that is safe and all?

@direstraights

2 жыл бұрын

@@Tmeister677 Stacey did a newer video on Using Left over lemons for under arms. I tried it an stayed fresh all the day long. 🍋

@direstraights

2 жыл бұрын

I found out as of late that IF one is out in the sun...never use soap on the skin that is/was exposed to it b/c guess what, we actually wash the Vitamin 'D' off. Yep. Sunshine 🌞

@mbmiller1956

2 жыл бұрын

@@direstraights Actually, the sun assists the body in synthesizing vitamin D, much as it assists a plant in producing chlorophyll. It cannot simply be washed off.

@Ascending4111

2 жыл бұрын

@@Tmeister677 4 oz of Coconut oil with 4 drops of tea tree oil. Or oregano oil, lemon oil, peppermint oil and so on. Rub into arm pits and condition hands at the same time.

We didn't have running water when I was growing up. My mom taught us to take a pan bath with a wash cloth. She said, "Wash down as far as possible, wash up as far as possible and then wash possible" I love that. My mon had a great since of humor.

@laurieasmus9998

2 жыл бұрын

This is hilarious. I'm going to be quoting this to a few folks. And it's good to remember, as whatever land I may buy could be at least partially off grid.

@adan9850

Жыл бұрын

That's hysterical! 🤣

@lzcrazyzl6443

Жыл бұрын

So cute! I'm gonna use this on my teenage son. Godbless.

Watching this video reminds me of something that happened about 20 years ago. I was helping take care of an elderly lady. I went to her house to help give her her weekly bath. She absolutely didn't want to take it. She then took me to the restroom and explained..." I sat on the toilet, where she could reach the sink, used this rag with soap and I washed my face and down as far as possible. Then I washed my feet and up as far as possible. THEN I WASHED POSSIBLE! which "possible" was her privates. 😂😂 I laughed so hard. She was in her 90s. Needless to say she didn't have to get in the tub for a bath that say. 🥰🥰 much love for you guys. Down here in Texas burning up right now

I just gotta say. Doug seems 200% more happy now than then. More polite towards Stacy also. Love you two. ❣❣❣❣

@bluemoon8268

Жыл бұрын

I think Stacy seems happier back then … to me, Doug has really become full of himself and is constantly marginalizing and putting Stacy down … I would be willing to bet that behind the scenes he is way more abusive to her …

I just found your site today, you both are awesome! I am 62 and have been taking "bowl baths" for years with purified water and a drop of castille soap just under my arms. I shower about once a week when I wash my hair. I also use plain baking soda under my arms as a deodorant. The catch here is that if you wear plastic clothes that do not allow your skin to breathe you WILL STINK! Bacteria builds up when perspiration can't evaporate away. Women who wear yoga pants wonder why they are having vaginal problems, yoga pants don't breathe. When you wear natural fibers you don't have problems. Marketing is deceptive, so beware. Check every label on your clothing and if it's cotton and plastic (polyester, nylon, rayon, etc.) get rid of it. Linen, cotton, and wool; these fibers served people for thousands of years, they are long lasting and good for you and the planet. God bless you both.

@cillad1963

Жыл бұрын

Do you purchase off a certain web site I’m Going to look

@markriley8782

Жыл бұрын

carrie johnson Oh my goodness, someone else that understands "plastic" fabric. I Only wear cotton. Thank you. 😊

My grandparents lived on a farm in west Virginia with limited water supply. I remember when I was young they called it a 'bird bath'. I love your ideas. I think I might be becoming a homestead homie. You're so right about the big guys conditioning us to over consume and medicate for everything ailment. Thanks for all of the info 💕

I just heard Doug say Yahshua our Messiah, Now I love you guys even more, if that's possible. Yaay!!! Great video, as always. Thanks so much.!

@nancybest5786

4 жыл бұрын

Gabbi Geter me too Amen

@Mercurychyld1

4 жыл бұрын

Exactly. Right there with ya’. So great! Ahmein. 😌🙏🏽

@kathyarbeiter1367

4 жыл бұрын

Love it! Yeshua ha Mashiach! Yes He is!

@catherinelarson7975

4 жыл бұрын

Gabbi Geter me too.

@krissygirl333

2 жыл бұрын

Amen!!!

I love y’all as a couple. My husband and I are 32 and 37 and we are two city kids who wanted a better life for our daughter. This channel gives me a lot of hope. Yeshua bless you both ♥️

I love Stacy. You are a great role model for the modern day woman. ty

@lindablackburn1231

7 жыл бұрын

Cherish Each Day R

@bbsbacktobasics7695

6 жыл бұрын

Cherish Each Day . I agree totally! She is my hero. She's doing & being things I've dreamed of being & doing for many many years. I just love her & Doug too. They are such a Wonderful Couple!!!

@tkomla

5 жыл бұрын

Learned quite by accident that for me, shampoo was unnecessary. For years I spent money I didn't have to buy various moisturizers for my very dry hair and skin. Stylists explained that I just had dry hair and I accepted it. Now, for many years, plain water does great job. This is one of many small discoveries as I travel this road, leaning the farm, leaning my life and building a life of peace. Many thanks for all you do and share, Stacey and Doug 💜🌞

@denisedaughtry4925

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for this information. I can't wait to try it out.

@jenniferblades2524

4 жыл бұрын

@@lindablackburn1231 e

I can testify to the fact that I went from having to wash my hair TWICE per day to twice per WEEK! My scalp was generating massive oil until I forced myself to wait 5 days & reset. I was SHOCKED at the many different improvements within less than 2wks.

I love that these videos are not only sharing with and teaching the rest of us while making you some change in the process, but what a treasure you are building for the future generations of your family! I imagine great-grandchildren sitting around learning from good old Stacy and Doug!

You two are adorable! I am so interested in all your natural stuff! What a delightful way that you share your knowledge to the world. You have me in stitches while I learn. Our world has become so toxic and depressing but then there is Doug and Stacy! Keep shining Gods light and bringing us your good news! Thank you!!!!

Loved this video. Did you know you don't have to use soap on your hair at all? I mix 1 Tablespoon baking soda with one cup warm water. Use this for washing . Your hair will squeak just like with soap when you finish and it will thank you. . Then for a rinse, I use 1 Tablespoon cider vinegar (with mother) in a cup of filtered water. Keep in labeled glass jars. This is a great combination for cleaning hair. I have used it for a long time. My mother taught me this method of cleaning and rinsing hair years ago. this is an old formula used for many, many years. I was born and reared on a homestead in the 1930's. Keep doing what you are doing. You have it right.

@barbarawashington844

7 жыл бұрын

Patricia Lee Thank you for sharing that! :-)

@lisamargaret6751

7 жыл бұрын

I'm gonna try this,, thank you!

@toineenliset7850

7 жыл бұрын

It cost me 2 years to be shampoo free, but now I am. I thied home made soap, baking soda (that was a little too heavy, but good for getting toxic out), later I used vinegar and now I learned to use lemon juice (that 's better for blond hair). So cool! I used to wash my hair three times a week, now only ones every 2 weeks.

@FreeMare1042

5 жыл бұрын

I wash my hair weekly, sometimes I go close to two weeks. I still use regular hair products but I look for sulfate and paraben free. I use a little dry shampoo if I need to go somewhere and want to freshen up my hair but yeah, one to two weeks. I still color my hair. It’s dark brown and long. I can’t afford to have it colored to match the gray roots so I color it every few weeks. I do try to prolong coloring by using fanciful temporary hair coloring rinse or those new powders or sprays to put on roots. But they dry the hair out and they make it feel horrible so I try to avoid it. But I might try this some time. Thank you for posting it.

@FreeMare1042

5 жыл бұрын

Patricia Lee - By the way... what’s it mean where you wrote you use a tablespoon of cider vinegar (with mother)... ? Oh I’m sorry. I just saw this is from two years ago! I’m late on watching these guys and at commenting!! Thx anyway!!

An oldy but a goody. I must have watched this seven years ago. Validated me using baking soda as deodorant for about a dozen years. Plus good for so many other things. Great taken internally too! Gas, bloating, acid reflux, ect... I love it for cleaning. I used to make these hand wipes that you show in the video and will now make them again. Thanks so much for all the encouragement and knowledge that you share with us. God Bless!

I ditched traditional deodorant a year ago and started using a Thai mineral stick. I use it once a day and it has stood up to long hikes in the desert, sweaty days in the garden, Las Vegas, etc. Not only is it really effective and much healthier, it is really cost effective. I'm still using the same stick a year later, and it cost me less than $3.00! A quick wipe with some isopropyl alcohol is really effective too!

@mrs.newsom9235

2 жыл бұрын

I stopped using deoderant approximately 4 years ago. I use a salt crystal that will last 1-2 years if you use it straight out of the shower.

If I could do back flips, I would be. I'm super new to your channel and I'm watching this in April 2022. I'm Hebrew Roots and have been for over twenty years and what you just said about everything has to line up with Torah, I totally agree! And now I'm learning about fermented foods and a few other things too from y'all. I had caught Doug saying something about Shabbat in a newer video and then I picked up on a couple other key Hebrew words, but this video you layed it out plain and simple and straight forward. So I'm super excited that I found your channel and subscribed! I'm watching several of your videos a day now and taking notes. I only recently changed my diet and am trying to regain my health at 63. I'm learning so much from you and can't thank you enough! Shalom y'all 😃🖖 Shavua tov!

@DebbieHofstra

2 жыл бұрын

🖖🖖🤟

@GS-rw9og

2 жыл бұрын

excellent

@DrBren842

2 жыл бұрын

I just repiled to Doug and Stacy on this video....your experience with this video is almost an exact replica of our experience....just started watching a few months ago and picked up on Dougs COMMENTS ABOUT SABBATICALS FOR THE LAND AND TALKING ABOUT YHWH...really exited about our new community of torah observant messianic believers. Thanks....love you guys....Errol and Brenda Savage

@wandacraig8286

2 жыл бұрын

@@DrBren842 Shabbat Shalom 🖖

@laurieasmus9998

2 жыл бұрын

@@DrBren842 I can say the same thing also. Been following Doug and Stacy for years, like since 2015, but I have just ventured down the road of being Torah observant in the past year. It was nice to hear Doug in the recent videos mention those things. And then viewing some of these older videos, where they talked about their faith ore freely, in the beginning of their channel. It has been a challenge as there is really no T.O. folks near me, but I've have been learning a lot on line, reading Torah portions, and joined a Zoom ladies bible study. Shabbat Shalom, a day late!

I’ve been telling my daughter for years, if you wash your hair about once a week, it gets much less oily. She is starting to do every other or every third. Of course there is a period of adjusting but she is starting to see it! I’ve been trying to wean myself off of conventional deodorant and it’s been a bit difficult but I know what to expect…it’s still sort of difficult though! We’ve been using deodorant only, no antiperspirant with aluminum and metals for years but the leap to neither is…a lot. lol I appreciate this video very much, a lot of great tips! The diy wet wipes are good, we spend a lot of money on them, despite having a bidet. Any tips about taking chemicals away from our bodies, are awesome! Also, love and appreciate Doug’s Torah compliance reminders at the end. Thank so much for all that you two do! ❤️

Hey Doug hey Stacy thank you for the video and I'm happy that you keep these older videos up for people like me that can always go back and watch them and can learn the most important thing from the videos so thank you

Yes please more videos chatting together! I used to do the whole enchilada every day including blow drying and full makeup, but a couple of years ago I started going a day or 2 between showers and hair washing and last year we moved out to our own homestead ish and I extend it as far as I can, my hair has never been healthier and my skin looks way better!! When I first started skipping shower days it made me feel lazy and icky but I’ve never had oily skin or hair but I’m over that now and am working on leaving Babylon completely!! I’m healthier and happier. I’m working on pushing it to weekly bc now that I’m out of the daily habit I really hate the process and still don’t blow dry my hair! No more split ends! I love the biblical tidbits! This world has been flipped upside down and we need to be searching for absolutely TRUTH!! I’d especially love a chit chat video on truth as well, I’m awake and reverting as welll! I think many are!

@gutygortega

Жыл бұрын

Yes, I’m loving the biblical tidbits in the older videos!

@tional5266

Жыл бұрын

@@gutygortega watch some podcast videos, called unashamed

Thanks for doing these videos! I've been reading a lot about the dangerous chemicals in all of our hygiene products. This video was very informative. You went into detail about alternatives instead of just scare tactics lol. I went through my house and tossed all the chemical crud and bought some Dr. Bronners, baking soda, and organic coconut oil. I think these will cover my most basic needs. Thanks again. I love hearing about all of the off grid alternatives.

@dannrohrer2889

Жыл бұрын

This is great! I am making the switch.

I loved the connection you made to the microbiome and also the bit about good healthy food. Stinky in and stinky out. It makes a ton of sense. I've been eating a feeding my family mostly whole foods for a long time now. I was surprised the difference in smell and bad breath. Now I'm working on including more living and fermented foods. An interesting study is in how nature preserves food. Thanks for sharing your lives with us. It's motivating.

I’ve recently discovered your videos and soooo glad I did! I just love you guys and have been learning so much from you. Thank you isn’t enough but… thank you! I resonate with so much of what you were saying near the end of your video. I’ve have been trying the past few years to have more clean whole foods and attempting gardens lol. I love how I have many years if your videos to catch up on and so glad to find this one. I use the same Dr. Bronner Castile soap and love the hand wipe idea! Oh and the deodorant! I’ve found an aluminum free but going to try the baking soda/lavender idea. Thank again and may you and family be blessed. ❤

I'm loving this video! we have been bathing once every week or 2 for several years now! My littlest is 8 months and I've yet to use soap on his little body ❤️ Only thing I've put on him is a bit of coconut oil and some homemade salve a couple times ❤️ Rinsing him off with just water is the best! Homemade deodorant is awesome too! Been using it for almost 2 years too! I wish more people would listen and not think it was "weird" ☺️ Thank you for sharing this!!

@jamesyoungblood555

5 жыл бұрын

Getting back to nature is the greatest, taking off the shoes and getting grounded as like when we were kids. Blessings to you and your family. Shalom

@lili42059

2 жыл бұрын

As a tropical islander, I can't understand that concept of not bathing or showering everyday. We love water and we bathe a lot and we even save lots of water.

@GS-rw9og

2 жыл бұрын

excellent, never weird,, those who do the chemicals on their precious kids, are weird!

@esterwyman

Жыл бұрын

Living in the South, bathing is ESSENTIAL❗️ As infants , my Mom would bath us every Night so we would have a Restful Sleep 😴

When I was a kid, my mom had wet wipes. They were called wash clothes. She would keep a wet one wrapped in a re purposed bread bag and pack it with the cooler & thermos so we had lunch and drink when we would leave for the day. Don't paper towels have petroleum products in them? Get some material and make re usable ones.

@wandaparker9340

4 жыл бұрын

StarFlower99654, I believe in cutting down on our waste in every area, Paper towels are a huge waste as is all the plastics we use in our everyday life, and it all goes into the trash fills, then to our oceans! A lot gets burned but our oceans are full of plastics!

foot washing in the Bible is about servitude. think about it. how humbling is to be on your knees caring for someone's feet, washing, massaging...what an amazing act to do FOR someone. yes, at first I was grossed out but I had to be prayed up, lol. it's not something you do all the time. and OMG....crack attack! can I use that? love u guys. Doug ur hilarious.

Just good common sense! We are so brainwashed as a society.

@gljay

9 жыл бұрын

***** you guys are working way too hard in the garden. Look up back to eden garden full tour here on youtube. You will be amazed. Even strawberries are easy to grow.

@kimw8054

7 жыл бұрын

gljay Doug didn't say that they were hard to grow. they were hard to pick. they were labor intensive.

@debbiedeal5937

6 жыл бұрын

Watch Appalachia Homestead with Patara regarding Back To Eden Gardening! She's really good. I think you guys will love her!

I love, love, LOVE this! Coming from a family of 8 children, we were raised to bathe once a week. It was a habit I kept my entire life and people think I'm nuts ... or filthy ... or both. Good to know there's folks out there like me! 🤗😊

Doug was kidding with Stacy about her not being able to remember, but he was asking her because he couldn't remember what the saying was...That was too FUNNY🤣

Doug I have discovered your channel about a week ago and have been through about a dozen videos thus far and I am well pleased with your channel . You guys are helping me on my journey of living off grid I look forward learning from your family. Shalom

@lisamargaret6751

7 жыл бұрын

I'm learning a lot too .

@spunkycat6144

5 жыл бұрын

Me four

@BatGirl206

5 жыл бұрын

I love them been listening to them for a couple of weeks now.

@Cat39391

5 жыл бұрын

@@BatGirl206 me 5 lol

@tricecouch1347

5 жыл бұрын

I just discovered them a couple of days ago im learning so much from them as well...loving the knowledge

Your level of creativity to deal with everyday problems both inside and outside the home shows profound dedication and research in overcoming problems we take for granted. Keep it up guys.

Thank you, Stacy, for teaching us how to make our own baby wipes. Awesome!

My wife and I have been following Torah now for about 11 yrs. now. Our pastor teaches Torah and we have teachers teaching the children also. As for us if we could we would rip out out that page in the king James bible where it says new testament because it's not new. Hashem told us to study the Torah so mow that's all we read. Thank you both for all your information on everything weather we ever use it all we still know about it and will be able to use it when needed. Blessings to you both in Yeshua's name. Shalom my brother and sister Shalom.

@ingenoordam7422

2 жыл бұрын

it is first and second testament for us Greetings and G'D BLESS from the Netherlands/Europe

I used to have very dry skin and my Dr. told me years ago, that we as Americans bath way to often. Good advice!

I'm truely happy I found you two you have so much info to share, me and my family just started to scale back on the worldly aspect of things and wanting to get closer to God and man by being for helpful to fellow man thankful for sharing with us

I was raised on a Ranch in Colorado, off grid, 70 years ago, we had Streetcars for our out buildings. The Laundry Streetcar had a Wood Cook Stove, a large electric Cooler, a Double Chest Freezer, and the Washing Machine. We did our laundry on Saturday, then took a bath once a week! Our 'Chief' Washing Machine was hand filled from the large Copper Boiler on the Wood Stove. The Long Bath Tub was filled with Cold Spring Water from the Hose Bib, to rinse the washed clothes. We cooked our dinner in the Oven, usually Tamale Pie. Then when done with the Laundry, we filled the Copper Boiler - a large Oval Tub with a lid, about 25 gallons of water. We hand poured by bucket the Hot water into the Tub. Then we cooled it with Spring water to comfort level. My Mother took her Bath first, then we kids got to get our bath - 3 of us, one at a time. Once a Week was our Bath. At school, P E gave me a daily shower from 7th to 11th Grade, at School. To This day at age 77, I look 20 years younger than I am. My hair is beautiful, my skin - complimented all the time, carded for Alcohol until I was 36, asked if my Dad was home when I was married with a Baby, the Bank even refused to cash a check thinking I was not the wife! I take no Pharmaceuticals, and eat very little processed Foods! No White Sugar, No White Flour, No White Salt, no Canola, etc. I am very Blessed!

This was such a darling video with the two of you together! I literally laughed aloud a couple of times! Just the refreshment that I needed! I've actually cut back on washing my thick and curly hair to maybe twice a week and showering every other day. Definitely will be trying those wipes and giving Dr. Bronner a second try. (The first time I found it harsh, but that could have been my hot water or just the quality of the city water itself!) Loving your channel!!

Instant thumbs up when you mentioned the Torah, thanks Doug and Stacy, keep up the good work.

get a Pull Chain Wall Mount Cold Water Shower Unit. you can collect water in a holding tank & use it as a gravity fed system run it through a plumbing T fitting one side as a cold water output and the other through a battery operated LP tankless hot water heater, regulate the flow of hot & cold water using gate valves, ball valves, or just a regular hot & cold water faucet then hook that to your Pull Chain Wall Mount Cold Water Shower Unit. you will have hot water on demand

Also years ago as a Tupperware representative I learned their recipe for wet cloths, and that the only paper towel manufactured then without metal shavings was Bounty. God Bless all of you.

Mrs Stacy I appreciate your sharing this information for hygiene, my daughter /I was just talking about something naturally,and she's really going to love baby wipes / everything sounds wonderful. You both are truly a blessing.

First video of yours I watched, love it. In all honesty the thumbnail of the "Amish looking guy" and some kinda "hip soccer looking mom" combo grabbed my attention... some of this I knew, some I didn't, what I didn't know.. made common sense. Thank you for a laugh, a smile and some new lessons. :-)

Awesome, great to see another follower of Yahshua!

@brofam88

7 жыл бұрын

אוורט, Follower of YHW

@sammy4395

3 жыл бұрын

I'm confused is it Yahuah as in your moniker or Yahshua as in your reply ?

My house is on grid but I am living here like its off grid. Thank you for tips. Love to you both. Canned butter and cheese and more.Getting up to bring more wood in. Thanks

I lived with my grandparents for about five or six years on a farm and we were only allowed to take a bath once a week I thought that was the strangest thing ever. What you don’t know you don’t know🤦🏻‍♀️. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for sharing all your wealth of knowledge.

I have learnt so much from both of you. I really want to live the simpler life but my husband is asleep as can be. I already grow my food and he complains that I’m messing up the back yard scenery 😒. I make my own creams using shea butters and oils too. But I want to go all the way. I got me 2 hens so I get 2 eggs every day…. I’ll get there one day 😔

@se5594

2 жыл бұрын

I have room for chickens and would love to have maybe 5, but i have no idea where to start. Got any helps? 🍳💜🐔🐣

@esterwyman

Жыл бұрын

Power on ✌️

@esterwyman

Жыл бұрын

@@se5594 at this late time in our lives , living off Social Security, having Chickens 🐓 is just too expensive 🤷‍♀️

Love you guys!! Thank you so much for all the great info it is much appreciated, just one thing be careful about tea tree ,mint or eucalyptus oils near the crotch area especially for babies it really burns the sensitive skin down there.

You two are so very fun and uplifting. Personalities match!! GOOD GOOD STUFF!! LORD GOD ALMIGHTY IS GOOD‼️♥️‼️‼️♥️

Just found you guys! My husband and I have 10 acres in northern Michigan with an old 1957 trailer we purchased in 2017. Looking to start a homestead soon! Love your heart! Led to Torah 27 years ago! ❤️. We are 56. So desire a lot of your ways of living, adds sweetness when I hear you talk of Torah.

I would love to get off anti- perspirant, but my sweat breaks me out with extreme exzema; I am allergic to my own sweat. If I wear a snug to the armpit t shirt I do alright, but anything loose and the sweat breaks me out. I am also allergic to coconuts, walnuts, brazil nuts, fresh pineapples, kiwi, iodine, and silver. God help me if the SHTF. Doug you are funny; every time you can't remember it's because Stacy has Alzheimer's. Stacy, you have a very healthy looking smile. I always carry a bowl with a tight fitting lid, a small bottle of soap, a milk jug of water, and paper towels when traveling with kids/babies. I tried a baby wipe once on my personal space, and I would never place one of them on a baby's bottom (not good). When I was a kid my dad's family all had out houses and well water. Taking a bath meant hauling and heating lots of water for the galvanized wash tub. I was always the dirtiest of the kids, so I always had to get in last. Religion everywhere is going through a transformation. I always have to ask God to forgive me for what I do not understand and thank Him for what I do. My dream is that every human in the end will come to know the love of God and love Him, and His adversary will end up in the pit all alone with nobody, no angels, nothing. That would be a fitting end for evil. May God's love be so great that all come and not perish.

@donnadixon8065

7 жыл бұрын

Grandma Patty AMEN GRANDMA PATTY!! AMEN!

@vgil1278

4 жыл бұрын

Grandma Patty The fallen angels need to be there, too. What a mess they made and continue to make of this world. I will be so glad to go home!

@Mary95191

4 жыл бұрын

His love is that great, but he won’t take away our free will. It’s our choice.

@sarahlongmore7301

3 жыл бұрын

Have you tried a bentonite clay on your under arms? It will help you to detox and could help you dramatically We need to detox the aluminum from our underarms I believe this is why most will have a reaction when you start using baking soda it reacts with the aluminum build up. Make a paste do not use metal bowl or spoon put on underarms and wait for it to dry and then wash off with water

Paul, Peter, John and James, and all the apostles did not have the NT. Actually, the NT is the OT exposed. Paul quoted from the OT and Torah all the time. Yes, this is my favorite topic.

@srsapb1

2 жыл бұрын

Dear Abiding, I started following the Torah about nine years ago - it dumbfounds me that I was so blinded before, but couldn't shake the nagging thoughts that something was very wrong somewhere - one just doesn't dismiss what Abba YAH says is "an ordinance, FOREVER!" Just recently, more unraveling as to what was changed, that most of us never caught because most of us aren't scholars in English, Latin, Greek, Aramaic, Hebrew, etc., and the man in this link is. Just ever so subtle changes in Christian Lexicons and dictionaries, were translated right into the KJV and most of the other translation too I've watched this one video countless times, and it just astounds me that people will swallow church doctrines hook line and sinker without ever investigating - so much deception that totally changes OSAS - remember those who endure until the end shall be saved. Mat. 24:13 kzread.info/dash/bejne/h3uNs8hxdavKkc4.html

Shalom Doug & Stacy, thank you for this video it is always a blessing hearing from you two. Yah bless your family with continued knowledge and good health amen

Just watched the end of this video and I am so happy to hear you speak so strongly of the Torah. Yes, yes, yes!!! So impressed. I love your channel.

So glad I stumbled onto you guys! Love that you are into the holistic way of life. It is so healing and how God (I believe)intended us to live. Thanks for the homie tips and giggles!

So true...helpful wonderful kind hints. The companies who poison the environment, yet consumers purchase the products. These practices are like it used to be when we were little kids. As an adult, I no longer use deodorant and find no more odor. I wash my hair weekly and it is healthier. Castile soap I cherish from when I was a little girl. I find I can't tolerate scents, perfumes, laundry detergent. Processed meats that are injected with antibiotics causes early puberty and cancer. Back to basics, back to healthy living. God bless you both. I am watching all your vlogs to play catch up. Have a blessed day

LOL, I love this couple! Great humor, very down to earth, and lots of great advice! Thanks!

So much good information and so simple too. More people do need to get more informed about what we’re doing to our bodies inside and out! Thank you for sharing!

I love your hygiene video! I have been off deodorant and ‘regular’ soaps for over 25 years. I am an essential oil distributor and use my oils everyday and make my hygiene products with Dr Bronners base all the time! I’m so glad you are teaching people how to do it the SIMPLE and safe way! I’m loving your channel!! 😁

So glad I found your channel! I am going to try the things you mentioned on here. Especially the wipes and baking soda. Thank You!

Hi..... Thank you for sharing your video homestead chicken farmer garden 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 🎥👍👍👍

This video is appreciated for all of its content! Thank you. I must say I did get a giggle watching Stacy try her best to stay seated. I could tell its spring and staying inside in front of the camera took some work. I can relate to that spring -time ticker...lol. Double thanks to you both!

Hi Doug & Stacy! Love your channel. Stacy have you completed a video on how to make the liquid soap from the bar? I would love to do that! Thank you, Sandy

@tammyplourde2859

2 жыл бұрын

Wanted to see that also

You two are GREAT! Very cute couple! Thank you for all the info. God bless you both....

Love your videos and just started watching you yesterday and I can't believe I can't stop watching. Thank you for all the helpful information and thank you Doug for telling the truth about the Torah.

I almost wish you sold or had a video/thumbdrive that had all you videos on it so that I could watch them as if I was watching a tv series! I haven''t seen all of the videos, yet, but the ones I have I have learned so much from that I was suprised I was not taught this before. Keep up the great work and life that the two of you have and I personally will keep watching all the new things you can teach me. It's never to late to learn something new!

We've used all natural and/or homemade soaps and body care concoctions for quite a few years now, and yes, I've noticed some of the same things. My skin is way healthier! The eczema disappeared after the chemical cleaners and soaps did. [Shoulda known, Grandma!] Extra virgin cold pressed olive oil, and coconut oil is what we use for everything from cooking to burns, to hair de-tangler. I know this is a couple years old, but I've got a question: What about a rainwater cistern? We use well water for the most part, except for the rainwater we collect for outdoor watering. Since I happen to love relaxing baths sooo much, [with essential oils, or fresh lavender and lemon verbena, of course] wouldn't rainwater be better? .....as well as less wasteful? I remember my grandparents having a rainwater cistern on the farm that supplied everything but drinking water. Growing up right next door, I often helped out with cleaning and household chores. Most things were cleaned with vinegar and cistern water, and occasionally baking soda. My Grandma kept an emmaculate house. The windows never had spots and were always sparkling. We never had trouble with hard water stains on the fixtures either. She washed everything in rainwater [including dirty grandkids, lol!] Laundry was washed with a wringer washer and homemade soap, and everything was dried on the clothesline or a wooden clothes rack that Grandpa had built. She would laugh [or be horrified] at the ridiculous amount of money that is spent on natural as well as chemical laden soaps and cleaners today, not to mention the hypocritical lifestyles of some of our supposedly "green, environmentalist" politicians! I've been enjoying your videos. They are simple, easy to understand, and the ideas are affordable and down to earth. I think I'll subscribe........

You guys made some powerful points on this video. This is one of my favorites from you two. Big pharma also push vaccines which is another thing I'm totally against. I can't stand having all these laws for our children & what they "need" in order to be allowed to go to school or certain places to visit. It's absolutely ludicrous. My daughter is now 18 & never vaccinated. She never got sick until she was 5yrs old with her 1st cold. To date, she's been sick only a handful or 2 of times. I also can't stand how the little ppl are the ones being penalized with EPA, for example... or like the native Americans forced to have gas pipelines...or at least tried to. It's not the big companies paying for their mistakes. They get "slap on the wrist" type fines, & yet continue to pollute or steal or send our jobs oversees. I could go on.... I'm glad to have watched this particular episode... I'm more aware of where your mindset is, beliefs are, etc.. As of today I'm subscribing. God bless you guys! Looking forward to watching more & hearing more about your thoughts on Bible & Torah. I also agree, that corruption of the Bible (later versions), have severely mislead a lot of people. :/

@mccannpf

2 жыл бұрын

What do you mean the "corruption" of the Bible? What has been corrupted?

@CubasAutomotive

2 жыл бұрын

@@mccannpf by corruption, I mean authors have taken verses and completely rewrite them. Then the meaning is completely different or connotation has changed. Let's just use a basic example. Courage. When someone has courage it's a positive attribute and a person is perceived as brave. Audacity, that's a form of courage however now a person is seen as brazen and seen in a negative light. In Greek (moreso) or Hebrew, words used in language were more precise in connotation & meaning, unlike English for example, where context of a sentence must define how some words are used (like the word gay). Gay never meant queer in its original use. Happy. Nothing more. Understand now?

@mccannpf

2 жыл бұрын

@@CubasAutomotive Thanks, but would be better if you provided the Scriptures that you say were changed or embellished.

@CubasAutomotive

2 жыл бұрын

@@mccannpf I'm not going to hold your hand, go through each version & type out verses for you. I told you enough. Godspeed

@mccannpf

2 жыл бұрын

@@CubasAutomotive hold my hand? Seriously, you can't even provide a few scriptures!! You need to be able to contend for the faith! I believe you don't know God's Holy Bible at all... Godspeed.

LOVE when Doug acts like the wipes are gonna blow up! LOL!! I love yall, yall are awesome, truly the best. I say it all the time because it's true. I am so blessed to have found yall! Thank you for everything yall do. ❤️ 👍

I am finally realizing exactly what you are talking about with hot water and to many baths stripping away your natural oils and the smells that come out of your body what you eat! Thank you for sharing!

Oh my goodness, I have to say, I feel sooo blessed and thankful that Yeshua led me here to your videos. My husband (who sadly is an atheist ) wants to eventually move out and try to live in a more self sustaining way, and I have felt so very hopeful since watching your videos. You make me feel like this is doable. And yes, I definitely agree, the older ways are best. If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it, as they say. I am already such a grateful fan. God bless you both, and I pray you can stay on as long as possible, especially with this evil ‘new world’ situation now. Please stay safe and stay free. 😌🌹🙏🏽

Y'all are so freaking amazing. I was scared to watch this cuz on the thumbnail it looked so serious, but y'all are so chill.

I love you both. Thank you for all you do to educate our Family.

This is a delightful show. So glad I found you. Your advice is spot on, common sense and doctor backed. Thanks guys.

Thank you both for the great information. I am working towards cutting out all chemicals from my diet and hygiene products. This video really helped me. ☀️

Nice job guys! You are inspiring,keep up the good work for those of us who live vicariously through you.

I love these home made wipes! Thanks for the tip.

You two are such a BLESSING! I'm a new-bee and I relish all you offer; the comments too. And, yes, I come visit them repeatedly!😂😅

Baking soda is my friend too. I use it like you. I made my own tooth paste with coconut oil + baking soda + turmeric + black pepper + stevia + peppermint oil. I love it. I cant use Bronners, the PH is too alkaline and dries me out too much. So I quit using soap unless I have garden, hiking or camping dirt on me.

@4Roxiepie

6 жыл бұрын

Hi StarFlower. Would you share the ratio of each of these ingredients for your natural toothpaste? Very interesting!

@Mary95191

4 жыл бұрын

Your mixture sounds like what many in I did use.

Good video, some ppl are so quick to tell you that you need to live up to their standard. It is up to D & S to sort out how they want to live their lives! We are all here because they choose to share with us, no other reason!

You guys are so knowledgeable. I love to hear country tales. And learn about everything .

3:40. Stacey reminds me of Robin McGraw in so many little tiny ways. Like the way she said, "But I have to say..." certain tones & inflections in her voice. Her body language, hand gestures...ESPECIALLY her her hands gestures.

Thanks again! We all need to know this...

You two are awesome together!

Love these ideas. Thanks so much for sharing both of you.♥️

OH Stacy and Doug! I love your videos! Our blackberries are always rocking it, but they are pokey. I pack my freezer every August for the entire year!! Smoothies every other day, with Cherries too! You are right about Strawberries! Way too much work and they are heavy feeders, and expensive because I only buy organic food. We have a gravity fed line of Chrystal clean artesian water flowing down the mountain to a holding tank for our water fed to our home, so we are soooo blessed everyday. We realize that. So I bathe the dust off from gardening and pottery making every night, but wash hair lightly once a week. A great video with lots of useful information!! Love you guys!

Hello! We watched all your hygiene and laundry videos and have seen you've had some minor modifications over the years. Would love to see an updated series on what you settled on long term for soaps, conditioners etc. etc.! :)

Hey Doug! Ya got me rereading the entire Bible! 🤣

@studypartner9643

2 жыл бұрын

Best advice I can think of is don't let people suck you into denominations

Doug, whose forgetful, not Stacey. I am, senior. Traded all skin care products for organic coconut oil and hair conditioner. Bath in hibiscus, marigold flower, vitamin c to disapate chlorine, hot bath for mental health every 2 days, feels great. Lost 40 lbs., First garden and preserving. Nature has plenty to offer, with no chemicals. Thankyou

About that hygiene, yes, totally on page, my page. I used to use baking soda about 30 years ago for underarm. But since that time I have been consistently using one simple thing ~ coconut oil. It is very effective, being a natural anti-bacterial. I keep a jar of it on the bathroom sink and use it for skin moisturizer after a shower as well, always within reach. Thanks for doing this video on a topic close to my heart. And my armpits, haha.

I know the video is 3 yrs old, but I just found it 😁. I use a few drops tea tree oil with 50/50 water and witch hazel (emulsifier) for my deodorant. I just started using it a month ago 😁😁😁

love this thank you guys....btw you two have such a cute relationship ♡

So glad I found this video! Thank Y’all so much for all your information!

RIGHT ON DOUG ABOUT THE TORAH!!!!! Love y’all so much❣️ Outrageous blessings on y’all 🌈✡️✝️❣️

Just found your channel - certainly have given me a lot to think about. I'll have to check out some more of your videos

@khm2128

7 жыл бұрын

Hello Hare Fam. I'm a Hare, too :-) Mine are from Michigan & Texas.

Enjoyed your video! No more commercial deodorants for me! Baking soda coconut oil and lavender -no smelly pits and healthy! Also I stopped using toothpaste - baking soda coconut oil and tea tree or clove oil! I get so many compliments about my white teeth!

Stacy you are so pretty and smart! Thanks for all the tips!

Shalom!!! thank YOU for being here inspiration by sharing live and wisdom with Torah foundations !!!

Shalom Mishpacha! I have just discovered your channel and LOVE it! I am new in my walk of obedience and am being led to homestead as well. I am learning so much and am excited to see where Abba Yah leads. Just wanted to connect! :)

A friend of mine introduced me to your channel. Awesome!!! I’m from Canada and have tried to always find alternative methods that don’t include all the chemicals. I’d like to offer a suggestion for baby wipes. When my children where babies (over 25 yrs ago) I used cotton towels I cut into wipe size. Kept them on the change stand and only used warm water and the cotton wipe. Since I also used cloth diapers the wipes were soaked and washed with the diapers. Neither of my kids had rashes and it was super easy and economical. Love your channel

@OFFGRIDwithDOUGSTACY

2 жыл бұрын

Welcome

@joyceprovost380

2 жыл бұрын

Me too, no problems at all. Our grandparents did the cloth diapers and cloth wipes. 👍

Doug and Stacy thank you for your Integrity very helpful healthy body, skin information

👍👍👍 Thanks Doug & Stacy!🙏🕊️❤️