Hannah the paper on the insulation needs to go on the other side, facing inside the house. Otherwise the moisture gets trapped, down the line you could have problems with mold. That would be among the more serious problems to have. When I was a teacher I had mold in the walls of my classroom and it gave me a chronic, hacking cough. People who point these things out are trying to prevent you from needing to make costly repairs down the line! We are not trying to make fun of your hard work! I am so impressed by your initiative, determination, and creativity in making these upgrades to your cabin(s).

@itakodesu

2 жыл бұрын

This! More than anything, though, I worry about using plastic sheets as vapor/moisture barriers. Plastic locks in moisture, which eventually leads to mold problems. Air is always the best insulator. Hopefully there is an attic on top of that ceiling, because it's not a good idea to make the insulation too compact. No matter what there will be condensation coming in through the roof and it's best to have airflow there for the house to breathe. Same goes with the basement and walls, airflow and natural materials. I'm studying about old house renovation for my own 100 year old homestead and love to get inspired by Hannah's projects. Hope this helps her or anyone else. Stay healthy and happy

@roadbiker9606

2 жыл бұрын

I think she read your comment and simply doesn’t care.

@sorchx

2 жыл бұрын

@@roadbiker9606 Well I hope she thinks about it because mould is not something you mess around with. It can cause serious illness.

@ahoward3819

2 жыл бұрын

@@sorchx duh.

You did it because you'll love the extra space when winter comes and snow locks you in with Matt! ☃️🤗

Hannah my hubby is a carpenter and was a building official inspector . The paper does usually go on the outside but it’s mostly just a convenience thing for stapling. I showed him what you were doing and he said the plastic barrier is fine. He doesn’t see a problem happening from it. You go girl!🤗💕🤗

@wellhello1603

2 жыл бұрын

Paper can get moldy and start a process of wood rotting unfortunately, that’s the biggest concern with paper facing the wrong way. When fiberglass faces the roof - there’s space for air to travel and not get “stuck”, when paper faces outside - it will trap all the moist from air and plastic will just keep that moist inside in the pocked. When rotting and molding starts, then it can be it’s a huge roof and wall repair and big health risk. It’s really unfortunate because Hannah did such a great and neat job, but redoing it now will save her a lot of trouble later.

@Lindasromperroom

2 жыл бұрын

@@wellhello1603 I will say we live in Az so that probably makes a huge difference. It is very dry here unlike where Hannah is. So what you say may very well be true. We are not building cabins here. My hubby may have answered differently if he knew the specifics of her climate. Good point better to correct it now but she pretty far along. Mold is nothing to mess with. It can destroy your health. Thanks for your input. Hopefully Hannah can take this into consideration. Her health is very important.

@youtukang

2 жыл бұрын

😊😊

@CarlasCorner62

2 жыл бұрын

@@wellhello1603 i read what u wrote and I have a question...what keeps the actual wood from molding when u put the insulation directly against it if the paper will mold?? Sorry if this is a dumb question but I know absolutely zilch about building ANYTHING lol

@crazy_tulip1552

2 жыл бұрын

Either way the insulation will be touching wood so I really don’t see a problem

Wow! Seeing you put those triangular pieces of wood at the top of that wall was so satisfying. They fit perfectly. I would have had to measure that about 800 times, then fuck it up at least twice before I got it right. Well done! That looks really really good!

@youtukang

2 жыл бұрын

Hello 🤝

It's too late now, but when you have paper on one side of insulation, the paper side should face the room. It's a vapour barrier. But you're doing a great job finishing. Looks good.

@vickil6325

2 жыл бұрын

Correct

@awadventures6230

2 жыл бұрын

Yes. I was wondering why the cotton candy side was facing out myself lol. That cabin is going to look amazing.

@Midwest_mama

2 жыл бұрын

A bunch told her last video and by the sounds of it doesn't care or did the two videos too close to change it 🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️

@lorrainesyratt6317

2 жыл бұрын

Also want to add, while this is the proper way, you are still adding a vapour barrier with the plastic, so it's not a huge issue, just something to consider moving forward. I love what you're doing.

@farmtruck9885

2 жыл бұрын

@@lorrainesyratt6317 Yes the paper is the vapor barrier but by having the paper on the roof side, the roof will condensate and the water will be on the paper and mold. I wish she would have watched some YT video's on installing insulation, there is plenty of them. Alot of work wasted.

I love the way you're doing the ceiling! It is looking fantastic, I can't wait to see what it looks like when you're finished.

@giterdone9013

2 жыл бұрын

Those beams!!! I was SO hoping she wasn't going to cover it, lots of work but totally worth it in the end. ❤

@petastafford908

2 жыл бұрын

Right? Tbh was a bit skeptical, but my doubts are now gone. The roof is looking amazing so far!!

Hannah, you are absolutely amazing. There is a wealth of knowledge here with your subscribers and they love you enough to share that with you. Whenever they say there is a proper way to do something, it's not meant to bash you. I feel like most of us here are in awe of you and only want the best for you. Anyway, I don't usually comment, we can all see why, haha. I just felt the need to share my opinion and feelings.

@maggiemagennis3507

2 жыл бұрын

I usually don’t comment either but I agree with Patti, love your attitude! I’m old enough to be your grandmother and just want to agree with your other supporters- you’re awesome gal! Dance to your own music and continue to love your life. ❤️💃

@kellievanellie

2 жыл бұрын

So sweet, so true 💕 I admire the hell out of Hannah! Mistakes or not! She’s making her own little beautiful home that she has done the most impressive job on. She worked to give herself a lifestyle where she can be free and travel and make income off of videos that she is certainly talented at making.

@shewill8618

2 жыл бұрын

Said with ❤

Hannah, you are the hardest worker! You're doing a great job. Please take the mold issue very seriously. It can make you very sick. It won't take as long as you think to take it down & switch it because all your boards are already cut & ready to go back up. Just number them when you take them down. The idea you had for the ceiling looks amazing!

Can we just take a moment to appreciate how FREAKING AMAZING Hanna is! The QUEEN of comfy cabin vibes. 😋👌

@carolyncrider8217

2 жыл бұрын

She is a fun, fearless, female.

@jimmyjenkins9240

2 жыл бұрын

I’ve said it before, but it bears repeating: Hannah is a beautifully complex person.

@robinminkler6781

2 жыл бұрын

Yes Hanna, you are the Queen!

@EmilyBoltz

2 жыл бұрын

Yes she is!!!

@jacquelinerobinson5855

2 жыл бұрын

@@carolyncrider8217 +

I often wonder if the old owners watch your channel, and get excited about the work you've done so far

I’m here for the dancing and all of the “how to exist” content, including that snow interlude. ❄️

@user-on7zd8yi8g

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe I’m the only one who is super annoyed by the dancing? I always fast forward through that.

You singing "this is how I die" really got my funny bone apparently. Hearty LOLs. Thank you.

@giterdone9013

2 жыл бұрын

Same, glad it remained in because it's true! When you need something done up a ladder now do you wait for a spotter or do you do it...? I'd choose the latter too, lol.

You made me cheer: "You go girl!" I absolutely love the way you accomplished the ceiling it looks like a proper nice cottage! Very hard work that will pay off in the long run!!! Well done. This is a comment to keep you going.

These are my favorite!! I don’t want to watch someone talk for 30-45 minutes… I like productivity to hopefully help me get productive from my depression! Love your channel and YOU! Thanks!!💜💜

I know how he feels, I used to build large sheds, level land, completely change kitchen, flooring, build pathways and drives etc etc by hand, my dads house is totally renovated from when I was 12-19(from crack house to expensive valued townhouse for not much money but a lot of work) but had 2 surgeries on my spine when I was 20 & it just hurts too much now. It sucks cause you feel useless & lazy like he said just having to watch & give a small hand, especially as a bloke, whenever I visit my parents & do bits & bobs I wanna do so much more, quick recovery on the shoulder!

I feel ridiculous for this, as I don't know you at all, but I feel so proud when I see all of what you are accomplishing in your cabins! You have leveled up your DIYing skills by about 100 since you first started out! And that ceiling is going to look amazing once it's done 😍

I hope you don’t end up feeling too stressed about doing the insulation wrong. You’re strong I know you can fix it even if it’s tedious. Everything is looking amazing aesthetically otherwise. I love how your new home is looking so far the walls look good as well as the roof. Stay safe! 🖤

At 1:46 you were hammering nails back into the ceiling I think? If you have a shingled roof on the other side of that ceiling you may have created some potential leak points. Just an FYI. I'm just saying this out of concern, not to criticize, YOU ROCK! If it is in fact the case it's an easy fix, just go on the roof and nail them back in...if they went through the shingles nail them back in and put some black roof caulking over the holes.

@markscheurich2196

2 жыл бұрын

As a roofer, my oh crap meter went off when I saw this and hoped someone else commented about it. Not to criticize at all, just want to make sure the hard work isn’t ruined by the next rain or snow storm! Love what your doing, great work!

Lots of comments that you’re putting the insulation up wrong - paper should be facing out or it causes moisture getting trapped and mold. Yikes! I hope you can fix it. But the ceiling looks great. What a lot of work! You are a warrior!

Haven't watched the whole video but man that ceiling looks like it has/had sustained water damage. Hope you have a solid roof on that place.

Hannah, I'm sure other people have comments about this already, but the insulation is backwards. The paper has a little bit of an overhang along the sides to staple to studs. Up here you obviously need the vapor barrier, but down south that paper is as good as vapor barrier I think. Anyway it should to be sealed along all the edges with a black tarish stuff in a big old tube. Idk what it's called, but I call it black death😅. Either way, the jobs getting done. I wish I could help you! Oh! I was thinking the nails you hammered up into the boards should be checked on the roof incase you popped up shingles or something. Then that got me thinking that you could put hard foam on the roof.. yeah, sorry I'll stop

@vickil6325

2 жыл бұрын

Great Information.

@SkySpiral8

2 жыл бұрын

As a viewer I love learning stuff like this from the commenters (as long as they are polite, which you are).

@bloord123

2 жыл бұрын

I was waiting for someone to mention the vapour barrier needs to be sealed...you are working really hard Hannah and it looks great but a vapour barrier is a membrane, kind of like skin...that should not have holes large enough to take in water/vapour...and this one is full of enormous holes and gaps! That leaves your walls and insulation prone and vulnerable to mold and rot. Hope that isn't discouraging and you're taking this in as information for next time :)

i spent a few years renovating a 100+ year old home and from my standards your doing really well , good stuff Hanna your increasing the value of your property.

Regardless of whether fiberglass insulation is installed in a wall, attic, or crawlspace; the paper facing should always face toward the inside of the home. That's because the paper contains a layer of asphalt adhesive which prevents water vapor from passing through it.

@cathiejo2165

2 жыл бұрын

So what happens it's backwards with the water?

@Trish....

2 жыл бұрын

It varies by location, depends on how hot it gets, moisture, etc. Provided she installs a vapor barrier, it can work. W/o more info, re: humidity, etc, it's safe to assume that this could also work. Let's see if she puts baffles in the attic, stapled to the plywood on the roof to help airflow/avoid sweating. My ex-husband & I had a commercial reno co (he still has it), doing all but exterior in FL, & everything is diff - high humidity, lots of concrete block, & lots of interior finishing lol. Current husband is a homebuilder, & we live in NC. He said it just depends. One suggestion he had was to have paper on both sides of the insulation, depending on your location. I've never Googled where Hannah lives. Could you pls elaborate re: double-sided paper, just curious. Also, is her vapor barrier on the inside not allowing breathing, thus your concern is sweating? Again, just curious:) I can punch out all interior finishes, but the carpenter's always did any framing prior, of course, which I had nothing to do with punching out except trim - just the paint/holidays, texture, tiling, fretboard tub surrounds - all but electrical & plumbing. We did tons of Laquintas from FL to TX, + several other hotel chains here n there, & mainly kept to the south. Only northern hotel was Barclay Suites in Chicago due to union strikes, so our FL bous were called 'scabs' - never encountered that before! Can't describe how frustrating it was for me to go to Home Depot to clean them out of certain materials - I was called "honey" a lot! Eventually, they just gave me what I was asking for to show them, then when I ordered, they'd be a lil stunned! Just a few adventure stories - I've got tons, like guys being broke by Mon after being paid the previous Fri...lots of partiers, but the nicest ppl I've ever met:)

@Trish....

2 жыл бұрын

Sorry - greennoard, not fretboard lol!

@Trish....

2 жыл бұрын

Lol greenboard hahaha!

@harrietsand9715

2 жыл бұрын

Asphalt adhesive sounds dangerous for your lungs.

These videos are so cleverly done. This girl earns her KZread money for sure.

You are so energetic, creative, motivated & so fun to watch!

Great job Hanna. Wasn't sure how the wood slats between the beams was going to look or work out. Looks great and works great! Like you, even when I was married I still did labor intensive work because I liked doing it. No need to go to a gym to stay in shape. Accomplishing something and getting a workout at the same time makes sense to me. God bless you and Matt.

The paper is fine where it is. The plastic vapor barrier is correct. The paper is not a vapor barrier. I am a retired building inspector and plan check engineer. When you cant access the outside to install Tyvek or another actual vapor barrier what you did is fine. Hang in there. Remodeling is the biggest challenge. You are doing fine.

Hannah, you have more energy than the Energizer Bunny!!! After installing all the ceiling insulation, boards and moisture barrier THEN weed whacking. I thought " her ARMS must be killing her!" Right after you said your arms were numb!!! You are truly amazing and this cabin is going to be beautiful just like the first one!! Look forward to your videos every Sunday!!! Hugs and admiration from TN!!!❤😄👍🧸

It looks awesome! I love the ceiling with the rafters! Again though, the paper backing on the insulation faces inside of the house though lol

@coleengoodell7523

2 жыл бұрын

I was wondering if this was correct or not. No idea.

@polinakapchits4030

2 жыл бұрын

@@BrookeSimmons yes, the paper backing is definitely a vapor barrier. So I believe what you are saying is very logical that if moisture gets trapped in there it may cause mold and rot. Also, houses also need to be able breathe, you don't want the 100% air tight, then they can't dry out from moisture

Yes leave the beams exposed, keeping the cabin look!

@sherylbentley3724

2 жыл бұрын

She done a great job exposing Beams...🐊🌞👋🌴🍊

With what’s happening in the world today, some people chose off-grid living. Most of our customers prefer to leave the city and live near nature. We sell vacant land away from the city and we will be sharing this video with them to be inspired and get more ideas 😊

Just remember you have done almost all of this by yourself! This is a true accomplishment in this day and age. Amazing work Hannah Lee, amazing work! Can’t wait to see the floor choice! Blessings and Peace ❤️✝️

Ther ceiling looks great! The extra work to keep the beams visible was well worth it. You're making great progress; as usual, a joy and inspiration to watch.

You can do it👏🏻👌🏻⭐️🏆 you’ve really made a difference in my life I’m a abuse Survivor and you have stoped so many flashbacks and helped me smile again. I’d love to be on adventures like you but I can’t leave my home for long. I’d be in my element doing projects like that love everything about your channel. Keep going you can do this 👌🏻🏆👌🏻 thank you so much 🙏♥️🪔

There’s no problem with the inside vapor barrier! No moisture can get into the insulation from either side! It should be no issue whatsoever! New home are sealed up with an outside barrier and an inside barrier. Save your time and let it bee! Love your videos!

I actually left a note on Isabel’s channel to call Hannah and tell her to read the comments on her building videos she recently put up. Hope it helps. Regardless, the wood she’s putting up sure looks great! One more thing, that long hair around the chop saw is scary. I know, I know, it,s her thing. So proud of her work and don’t want to see her get hurt.

This lady is doing all these projects solo, that's amazing, and she does a great job. Looking amazing, great job.

@EdenEye6

2 жыл бұрын

Yea and that boy does nothing

@suegrove6945

2 жыл бұрын

@@EdenEye6 He’s earning money while on the computer. Plus his shoulder surgery prevents him from helping with the physical labor while he heals. He’ll help Hannah in due time. If not, she’ll boot him to the curb, eventually. She’s a smart young woman. In the meantime, he offering her emotional support, fun, love, and good company. She needs that too! They’re a cute couple!

I only have three things. Run all the electrical before fiber glass. Use lathes to hold up the fiberglass for you, it is the thin stick stuff like paint stir sticks. Spray foam (canned) for seams leading outside, and 12x12 sections of fiberglass in clear plastic where the walls and ceiling meet on exterior walls. Doing a good job! Most people are defeated by matching that slope to the wall boards.

@pattycake9183

2 жыл бұрын

Except she installed it the wrong side out.

Oh Hannah, "I want to clean up my yard, so I am going to make a compost bin out of logs, rake and whatever". "I'm tired of the upper cabin project, so I'm gonna take my own chill pill" then proceeds to work just as hard. Such a pioneer woman. Love you to death

Your videos always manage to cheer me up 🥰 I've been battling depression for a long time and am basically on disability leave (meaning I'm kinda useless in a sense), well your videos inspire me. Everything you do by yourself is so inspiring and interesting to watch. It's like you're always doing something or planning to do something and it's so foreign for me, but so cool at the same time 🤩 thank you for the amazing content, you're awesome!

@bonesonstones1

2 жыл бұрын

Such a kind comment! You are not useless, not in any sense, not ever, I'd love if you wouldn't say that about yourself :) You sound like such a nice person!

The ceiling looks great how you finished it. I'm not going to nag you about the insulation installation. I think everyone has explained it to you by now. People are not trying to pick you apart, but merely trying to advise of the safety issues and hopefully teach you something for future projects. As a single woman on many remodel projects before google & internet for that matter, I learned from trial & error and some DIY books...you are doing great. And your tastes will change over time and that's when you rip out stuff and do it right the next time. In the meantime, do the best you can with what you got...and enjoy your life...you only have 1 of those!

These videos are my favourite, look forward to Sunday morning to watch. Love your authenticity and ability to not take yourself too seriously Hannah

Nothing warms my best more than seeing Hannah in a relationship in total boys in the middle of a first without a care doing things on her own terms. You go girl! You give us all hope regardless of age, space, and time. Love the videos so much and you were the first person I subscribed to a couple years ago. So glad to see your evolution!

At 9:11 the plastic sheeting/panel colorations causes an optical illusion like you’ve built an L shaped, sauna-like bench across the two walls and it looks SO COOL. Imagine how pretty you could make that look if you actually built it, plus all the storage you’d have if you made it so the top had hinges and could lift like a car hood 😍 Ugh with some floating shelves over top of it like you have in your livingroom??! Forget about it 😩😩

Hannah you are so amazing. I’m not exaggerating at all when I say one of my favorite things every week is to sit down on Sunday morning with a cup of coffee and watch your newest video. I just adore you and am continually impressed by your MacGyvering

👏👏👏👏 Girl you have worked you tail end off on that room and it looks great already!!! You've definetly got that Fall vibe going on and preparing for winters cold. You'll have that cabin transformed by Spring if you keep working on it at the pace your going. Good to see Matt healing up and getting around also. Y'all have a relaxed and cozy Sunday!!

Just a thought. You could put the plastic up and then put up all the ceiling boards and then cut off the plastic using the wood as your guide. That way the plastic will be trapped under the edges of the ceiling wood, just a thought. Have fun - looks great.

you are such a breath of fresh air.... I wish I had your energy... but please ...that ceiling looked to have some water damage... so get the roof looked at on the house ... I realize it might have to wait till spring.....but I just dont want all that beautiful and hard work to get ruined... I live west of you in eastern SD... so I know that winter is knocking at our door... and Im so glad you got more wood for winter... I cant wait for your videos at the cabin each week to see what you are tackling this week... be safe young lady PS the yard looks better with all the tall stuff whacked down

Hannah, you are freaking awesome. Cool, hard working, fun loving, kind hearted … you got it going. Love your videos.

Hannah, that ceiling looks INCREDIBLE!! I am so proud of you for taking on this mammoth task to preserve the rustic look of the space, the results are totally worth it! Thank you for taking us along for the ride, I love watching your cabin reno journey! Also, if you are looking for a better heating option for the winter, you may want to consider looking into pellet stoves (so you don't have to get up in the night to add wood to the stove). Might be a good sponsorship opportunity too! Much love from Canada

The path in front of your house. Fill it with all with crushed gravel. Then turn it into an outside fire pit. Can use it conv during winter

9:45 the 'I'm flying' was the cutest 🥺♥️

I think this is my favorite thing you do on your channel, watching these projects slowly come together is so so satisfying! I hope you're not stressing yourself out about it too much, and that your still remembering to have fun ❤❤

I love your videos so much!!! Thank you for making them. I love it when you start new projects because they help inspire me to get my own going. I live in Sedona and have your basic 9 to 5 job. Which I am very grateful for. But I have a couple of project’s of my own that I really want to start and with the daily grind, I tend to put them aside. But you inspire me to get them started. So thank you again for your videos and I hope you have a wonderful day! 🥰🙏🙏

My opinion is to keep the front of the house clean also in summer. Very beautiful ceiling!

The personal growth on this channel is off the charts. I don’t think Hannah two years ago could do this work. I love that she’s willing to try before potentially asking for help. The can-do-attitude on this one is enticing.

The ceiling looks incredible, good for you, that shit was definitely a LOT of work. Totally looks worth it.

The new walls and ceiling look great. You're such a hard worker when you get in the groove.

I enjoy your cabin videos the most , we lived in Park Rapids Mn for 5 years in a cabin never finished till we did it..We moved away and ended up building several homes and a log home since then 25 years has passed... But still have our cabin in Two Inlets state forest.. Hope you never sell it..and even when your 50 like me lol..still escape the crazy world to it..your putting your blood sweat and tears into it..;-)

I sometimes wonder if Hanah gets her inspiration from Pinterest boards? If she watches the success and fails from XO, Macenna or Mr Build It or other creators who have more experience and knowledge. Because last time I checked Macenna was redoing a whole house. Hannah could observe the how to's & the what not to do's. Also, getting extras hands like her sister or her mom to help her, or perhaps her father to help her remove those heavy items out of that room? Perhaps, some day she will want to have a bigger window facing out that small window. So, perhaps take measurements of the window frame. I can imagine a lager window and a planter box below the window [the outside]. So, it looks more appealing and fun with flowers growing along the length of the frame. Excellent job so far Hannah! Keep safe using heavy duty tools.

Hannah, I hope you always keep that sweet childlike happiness for life. 😊

Just like everyone else I find what you’re doing so impressive! It looks amazing already and the result will be so worth it this winter

always the highlight of my Sunday

i could watch this endlessly i love watching hannah work on her cabins

wow ! you are doing great work again 😍😎👍👍

The amount of work you do a day is so inspiring, how do you always have so much energy to do it all? tell us your secrets!! LOL

You have no idea how your industriousness inspires me! You are amazing! Fantastic! Superwoman! You go girl! I'm chafing at the bit to see your next move. You did such a fabulous job with your first cabin I can't wait to see this one finished Hannah-style.

You really need a couple electric heaters that look like little wood burning stoves. I have 2 and they are so pretty, the "flames" look very real and they heat about 400 sq ft each. They even come in beautiful colors! They would save you burning all that wood and be much more efficient. I bought mine at QVC, but a lot of places carry them, and you would only need one for each cabin!

I love all her playlists. they're absolutely perfect

Awww I’m so sorry about the insulation being backwards! You put in so much work. But definitely worth the time to fix it now rather than waiting until damage occurs. Best of luck

You are a incredibly competent young woman. A true pioneer 😊 Kudos to you ❤️

I can't wait to see how this cabin turns out once you're done with the renos

I hope you're happy with your work - it looks absolutely amazing!

You are so amazing and your work is SO BEAUTIFUL!!! Love how you jump all in and learn as you go, following your visions:)

you know that feeling when u have a secret special song that u enjoy & don't share even w/ ur closest, sometimes you haughtily laugh to urself that it's undervalued, then u hear someone playing it and u're kinda butthurt & kinda impressed like "how dare you!" lol that happened few times across ur videos

You inspire me to live my life how I want and happier. I thank you for that.

I like the ceiling i think it going to look good awesome finished

Girl!! That ceiling is beautiful😍😍

FYI, they now make non-itch insulation of that type. It's polyester, made from soda bottles.

So proud of you this week Hannah. Looks like you had a bit more energy and got a lot done!

I know its tiring for her but honestly its VERY VERY ENTERTAINING TO WATCH URGH LOVE YA HANNAH❤️

Wow. I was skeptical about cutting that wood for the ceiling, but your vision worked great! Looks awesome!

Going to look fab when it’s finished, nice and warm for winter, your doing a great job as always..👍

Your a great role model for women and I enjoy learning and seeing how you accomplish your remodeling and build a new home.👏 watching these videos makes me feel like I too can do it!

I love how you have to tell everyone your ‘doing it wrong’. Seriously. She knows how to do stuff and if it doesn’t work she redoes it. That is how you learn. I sew things and sell them. I learn as I go. It’s life. ❤️❤️

@fremont111

2 жыл бұрын

people are trying to be helpful, and they told her last week that the insulation was installed wrong. if she had to redo all of that work, it would be quite a drag, don't you think?

@striketochill

2 жыл бұрын

She'll wish she listened to the people telling her she was doing it wrong (very politely, might I add) when she gets sick from the mold that will absolutely grow from improper insulating.

Hannah, my hubby is a professional home builder for the past 40 years. Sweetie, do not insulate and then add vapor barrier. You’ll have a mold infestation. Think in terms of your home breathing. Your insulation should always be paper facing to inside the room. Never put a vapor barrier on your ceiling. He said your walls the way you have it should okay.

@Satellitegirl41

2 жыл бұрын

So the paper should be seen on the inside? Not the pink stuff? What do you mean by "paper facing?"

@Trish....

2 жыл бұрын

That's what my homebuilder hubby said it could work depending on location.

@minarosered6699

2 жыл бұрын

So the plastic is not needed on the ceiling? Would she just have put the wood slats on top of the insulation? Normally there is drywall.

@blackmonday738

2 жыл бұрын

She got free wine, she just got started. 😄

It’s fine because you put plastic underneath my husband told me and he’s a contractor. GREAT JOB!!!

At 7:47 / 23:43 you are installing your ceiling. You should leave an air space 1" to 2" so you do not get sweating between the insulation and the roofing boards. If it sweats, you will rot out the roofing and the roofing boards over time.

It may have been a lot of work, but that room is looking amazing. Love the ceiling!

I love this stuff🥰

You truly are the spirit I had as a teenager, the dream I only dreamed. Life took me a different way and I love it. But my soul will always long for this life. Love love love your videos Hannah. You are such an amazing person!

You r incredible I do not know how you know so much and are not afraid to do everything. A role model to us woman. Ceiling and room looks great. Plus you did it fast.

I won’t tell you you’re doing it wrong, because most things I wouldn’t know. 🤣 And whatever you’re doing it’s working and transforming those dirty 2 season cabins into homes! You go girl! And boy I miss being young because you say …”it’s 4 o’clock and I’m out of boards’ so I’m thinking she’ll call it quits. It’ll be dark soon. BUT NO! She goes out and starts a whole other damn heavy labor project in the yard. I miss those days where I could just go and go like the energizer bunny!

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She's living proof that carbohydrates can be a great source of energy for some people. Pasta is not our enemy!

I love that you are so industrious and don't expect help from anyone! Nothing more satisfying than a whole lot of stacked wood. Your home is magical! (I also love your eclectic taste in music!)

I love how independent you are and how much your able to build and do on your own I really am inspired every time I watch your videos

The song playing at 21:48 used to be used in a Wickes (DIY store) advert in the UK years ago - makes me laugh hearing it while watching Hannah do a project!!

you low-key singing "this is how I die" is such an Aries mood. I relate lol

Hannah: "Sometimes you just have to put holes in things"!!! Hilarious!!!!

Hi Hanna, your making wonderful progress in the renovation job so far! I personally love all the wood your adding, it's making it look very comfy!! Keep on with the grand work your doing! It's going to be awesome when you're done with it all. Can't hardly wait to see the job complete!

What a patient and hard worker you are as always can’t wait to see your ideas coming to life in your log cabin well done Hannah!🇬🇧👍