Um elephant in the room or is that 100k subscribers! CONGRATS GUYS!!!!!

@alidabotes6264

17 күн бұрын

Good spot!! Congratulations! You deserve it!

I only come here for the innuendos!

@thetinyshinylife

17 күн бұрын

😂 same!

@ChristineKelly1000

17 күн бұрын

Innuendos, there are innuendos?😊😊😊❤❤❤

@Scotty3146

17 күн бұрын

thank goodness!! I thought it was only me!!!

@carolleenkelmann3829

17 күн бұрын

Go on! You were really hoping for some action. Now we know; the wood worms are coming out of the remaining woodwork. 😉

@Cathy-ty3fp

17 күн бұрын

Love it all best Saturday morning watch

I love how analytical Kylie's brain works. You go, girl!! Taking inspiration for sure.

@MAKEDOGROW

18 күн бұрын

It’s truly one of my best assets, but it is also a problem in that my brain almost never turns off (sometimes even trying to solve issues that haven’t happened yet 😫)

@celiasnyman2885

17 күн бұрын

@@MAKEDOGROW it's called forward thinking, being prepared, just being a g.o a t!!!

@marcob1729

17 күн бұрын

⁠@@MAKEDOGROWI am the same way. It’s both a blessing and a curse! Often a struggle to not think that everything is my responsibility. Finding a partner that is understanding is not a simple task 😅

@user-gx1rk8yw6l

17 күн бұрын

MY solution to the thinking-ahead analytics is to CONTINUE doing it. That way I NEVER get around to the actual DOING part. IDEAL for the lazy bum that *I* am... But quite frustrating for my ex-gf..

Wow the loft space is huge and wasn’t that dirty considering how old the house is. Another big prep job ticked off and watching the pipe wrangling was great! Love the way Kylie thinks every task through I hope you get to sleep in a comfy spot very soon you both deserve it.😊

Always hate when your videos end! Look forward to watching your videos on a Saturday morning while I drink my coffee! Love your channel!

@stephenetridge2584

17 күн бұрын

Ha ha Diana I do exactly the same part of my Saturday morning routine

Inspiring to see how you have conquered the damp issues, as Kylie says, you can achieve anything if you have a plan. But what an epic saga ! Battling damp on so many fronts. I remember, the rotten window lintels, joists and most of all the soggy green sludge which used to be your ground floor. What a transformation you have wrought. Downstairs looks so cosy these days. Awesome achievement, surely deserves a celebration or two !

Even your piping is done to an orderly fashion! All lined up like little green soldiers! You guys rock! Hugs from 🇨🇦

@ChristineKelly1000

17 күн бұрын

I love that about their work. It APPEALS to my OCD sooooo much.❤❤❤

@judye2805

17 күн бұрын

Agreed! From So NJ, USA 😊

Nice! Every house should have some kind of active ventilation IMO. Just solves so many problems and doesn't cost the world.

How good for you two to have the ducting in place! And how wonderfull for having made a community were your viewers can help and advise you with subjects like ventilation systems.

Innuendo and carry on worthy of a classic Kenneth Williams sketch or Carry On film!

WOW! What an ordeal with dampness y’all have had. I haven’t seen anyone among the Portuguese immigrants (and home improvement folks) go to such great lengths-not even 50% the lengths-as you have to have a dry house. This is excellent!

DAVE JOHNSON. About a year ago another channel used a roofer called Dave Johnson. If you look at 'Destino Portugal' you will find a few videos where this took place. By all accounts he is very good at his job...traditional craftman. I hope that helps. ❤

@lindawoods6950

17 күн бұрын

I just suggested the same person in an email to you Kylie.

It's a silly joke, but the tiny elevator bit really got me, always love seeing your progress!

Exhilarating to watch intelligent people reasoning through their decisions. And that’s a lot of pipe to handle, Guy, but no doubt Kylie knows how! 😊

That pipe is a giant Slinky. Did they have Slinkies in the UK in the 70's? It was a ridiculous toy. Well, I have to say I'm impressed! You did a great job getting everything going in the same direction.

@Neilhuny

17 күн бұрын

Yep, Slinkies were a big fad in the UK in the 70's - I'm sure the Physics teacher used one to demonstrate something or other ...

When things comes in a role, its best to have a stick through the hole of the role, hang it up and let it unwind rolling….. its the same with wire, tube or waterhose if they are rolled up and you need to unrole it

Not only are you two talented, you are so funny. People seem to take things too seriously these days. Love your channel.

So entertaining. Thank you. You tubers "MR, AND MRS. ADVENTURE' just did the roof on their Water Mill rehab, their people did a good job.

Your videos are far too short, I could easily spend my whole Sunday watching how you guys are getting along with your build 😊 See you on the next video 👏

My goodness, a kitchen, main floor 1/2 bath and now a bedroom - palatial. Thx for doing this, filming it and sharing it with us. Bye.

At least the piping is a pretty green colour! As an artist, believe it or not, the green pipe would make the job easier for me rather than having a grey pipe, for instance. Great video, again, and I love the way you work together, again! You're both doing an amazing job. I'm glad that you'll finally have a comfortable place to sleep at long end. Good luck with this week's work. Until next time!

Great to see that you’ve hit 100k subscribers!🎉

Beautiful loft space

Blogger Destino Portugal used an English roofer working in Portugal for a job he was doing .(near castello Branco I seem to remember ) that was a whole replacement timber rafters /tile battens /Tile /insulation job .Not the usual Portuguese concrete / tile construction .Might be worth contacting him for a connection

@warrenshalm550

18 күн бұрын

Yes, I saw the episode. Destino Portugal is from Penela, much closer to Guy and Kylie.

I smiled when I heard a few more innuendoes. I continue to be impressed with how well you have planned, and that's important with the type of construction of your house. In typical stud wall houses in the US, different subcontractors install the various systems, running their wires and pipes and ducts through the wall cavities with only token regard to each other's work. With solid walls there is limited space, and the systems must be coordinated carefully.

@MAKEDOGROW

17 күн бұрын

The planning, and research, has been a mammoth task for sure. I’m almost sad that most of the research phase has ended …. until we tackle the carport build and renovation of the other building that is 😂

You two always make my weekends better, and oh my goodness, your innuendos just kill me Love love you guys

I’m so impressed how well you work together and the technical knowledge and skills you’ve acquired. I really enjoy your videos. Thank you.

Best Monty Python Nugde Nudge remake I've seen in a while and at the pipe grunt at 9.46 I lost the ability to breath.🤣🤣🤣

omg so funny with all the "ready to recieve my pipe?" lol and "ready to put your end into the pipe".. hard not to laugh 🤣

Your home is going to be amazing because of the attention to detail you put in No short cuts no bodge it and scarper Just a truly professional approach to everything you turn your hands to I both admire and applaud you both ❤

Very interesting. Im going to look at your links as I watch some other KZreadr's who have similar damp problems in their stone buildings, and this might be an option for them also.ķ The Nurse in me and having tken care of patients with multiple tubing and medication IV lines and also being my Father's daughter, I would think labeling the tubing on every level and at the entrance and exit of where the piping goes before you enclose it will help you when you are doing your connections later on, and if you have to do a maintenance work in the future? It would be quite a fiddlely job to try to figure out each tubing after it is encased in? Or something like that? LOL I look forward to watching future videos on the next process of this ventilation system.

@user-gx1rk8yw6l

17 күн бұрын

Living in the 70s in Portugal in an equivalent old farmhouse, we had NO dampness-reduction system. Nor either heating or cooling systems. For OUR family their ABSENCE was a blessing; we had NO issues adjusting between inside & outside climates. PS: I now live in a house in Belize with only 2 outside walls, both on the rain-&-wind sides, with LOTS of natural ventilation in those 2 existing walls. Maybe my advantage is having grown up in Indonesia in similar houses, and NOT being native to the typical European housing... My electricity bill is around EURO 12 per month.

That was very satisfing. From the snake and ladders beginnings to the orderly end.

This side by side view reminds me of the it takes two game. Congratulations on the great work!

Interesting seeing how your planning ahead of an unfinished build. Finding what you need is most challenging at the least. But you do a fantastic job of your work.

Another transition milestone. Some new skills and hacks. It's done but a possible hack. Take a suitably sized length of rope to measure your tubing run and mark it. With your pipe layed out, outside, overlay marked rope length and cut tubing piece(s).

You are both looking and sounding more relaxed. I think your tweaking how your priorities for the year has worked! hope you feel like it too!

Imagine the cost, if you paid a builder to carry out all this work.

@MAKEDOGROW

17 күн бұрын

Jeepers, can you imagine!!

Bravo on the editing… someone learnt a new skill ~Yay for you it seriously was great (yes I noticed otherwise I wouldn’t have commented!!). I love that you are keeping it fresh. Goodness knows I couldn’t do it……

So of course I only know how the interaction between you two is depicted for a you tube channel during these very challenging jobs which neither one of you have any experience with. But I find it so refreshing that you all appear to really complement each other well when overcoming some serious challenges and jobs that would make the average couple do a whole lot if cussing and fussing.

@MAKEDOGROW

17 күн бұрын

In real life we really do complement each other… we’ve developed a way of working (and communicating) together that has the lowest amount of friction and makes it all (mostly) enjoyable. Of course editing helps, we can just remove the bits that are a little negative or stressful 😀

Looks similar to what I'm attempting to do now, only this is a laundry chute! 😂

Hi guys great work. A few tips from someone that installs and maintains building services, just like you guys done when ever you need to to feed pipe, duct or cables always run it flat on the floor and feed it, pulling them of the coil or drum always causes kinks and nots and more work that is needed, I don't know what system you guys using but it is always advised to lag the supply duct because the temp of the supply air can be different from the space temp causing the duct to condensate.

Well done both of you working out how to do a complicated job. Look forward to seeing your next episode ❤

"I can't tell if you're being sarcastic or not". "Neither can I" 😆 I think, having done many home renovation projects with my beloved, that is even better than the innuendo. ❤

We open the windows a few times a day and save the money

You’re most welcome; I’m glad you find some good routes for the tubing and did it yourselves, it’s relatively simple.

How nice to bring your bedroom downstairs to the lounge. Enjoy!

You two make a great team.

I love you two. You bring joy into my life with your videos :)

Seeing Guy wrestling with these pipes reminded me of a statue of Heracles wrestling with a snake, it probably felt similar for him! Great work, it must be so satisfying to have that step completed.

Watching you think it through...

Love the attic space!

Well done

Tele toobies chapter was interesting. I am willing to wait to see how your HRS system works. Hoping it is a solution to damp in stone homes.

I knew for sure that you would manage in the end, but it was really fun to see you wrestling 😂

Bravo! Pipe wrangling install a success!!! Ahead of schedule and plans to move into the lounge. All wonderful news. Congratulations.

Love watching you two ❤️

More progress yay! Have an amazing day.

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Lol Guy. Couldnt stop.laughing when you were tussling with that green pipe...looked like you were fighting with a giant triffid. You both got it right though in the end and looks tidy. Xxx

Good job guys that looks awesome

Don Quixote and the Battle with the Green Serpent ;-)

Yay, Kate!😀

Love you guys! Great system. I hope it works even better than you expect!

Very good explanation of this project! Excellent

Awesome team work ❤❤

You two amaze me every video! I thoroughly enjoy your videos.

Just hope all those pipes are well labelled before you box anything in and forget which is which!

@MAKEDOGROW

18 күн бұрын

Yep, already done 😀

Love this idea/system! Your house is going to be amazing with all of this forethought and hard work.

I know those rolled up pipes. Best to unwind them as it's impossible to work with them coiled (as you found out!) (and me!!!)

Congrats on the so well-deserved 100K!

New tee shirt idea - Make. Do. Grow. Innuendo.! ;-)

Congrats on the 100k!

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V a entertaining thanks xxxx

I really like your videos❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Wow guys your work is prime, very detailed and beautiful 😍 you have done a lot !!!! I love watching your videos, you had invested a lot years doing the remodelación and more time ahead ❤ congratulations 🎉🎊🎈

It is a lucky thing that your property is long enough to stretch out the whole roll of pipe.😊 Otherwise, it would have had to have stretched down the street.

Where is the induendo counter?I miss that! You two are great! 🤪😍

The innuendos!!!🤣🤣🤣

Congrats on 100K subscribers! 🎉 🎉 🎉

Great to see you getting this part done, one step at a time. Also for future, it might be good to make yourself a lazy susan pipe reel holder, good for all those type of jobs as well at reticulation.

@MAKEDOGROW

17 күн бұрын

Funnily enough we considered building one, then decided not to since we’ve only got 3 rolls of pipe

@user-ow2rf1lf7d

17 күн бұрын

@@MAKEDOGROW OK.Lol it's also called a Spinning Jenny.. whoops wrong name. Must have had food on my mind!

*Oh the innuendos were running wild again... 🙂 Many hoses to be pulled and put into a hole...! 🙂 We shall all be watching all videos until the end of time to see this all set up.... maybe next year or even the year after that... or will we be all surprised if it gets done earlier... that be the question 🙂nz*

Check out the Ukrainian roofers who also do concrete and masonry team of Mr and Mrs Adventure. They are in South Protugal I believe.

I think you should have numbers each pipe, in case you come back to it in the future for changes

Thanks for the progress video. I’m sure you are aware, so just a reminder to make sure that you draft stop those duct chases at each ceiling level.

@MAKEDOGROW

17 күн бұрын

I’m not familiar with that term, but I think you mean sealing each floor layer to prevent drafts between floors, yes? If so, yes, that’s in the plan … as and when we install ceilings (which will be after the system is installed and tested) 😀

Excellent job, guys! Kylie, I was curious as to the green tool hanging off your belt. Is it those long tipped markers that I'm seeing a lot of builders use? If so, would you kindly share the brand?

@MAKEDOGROW

18 күн бұрын

It is a pencil (not a marker) with refillable leads. It’s called pica pencil 😀. I love it!

@chronicfish

17 күн бұрын

@@MAKEDOGROW That's the one!! ( I thought it was a marker 😛)..Still, looks mighty useful. Thank you for sharing!

You two are the KING and QUEEN of sexual innuendo!!! 🌻🌻🌻🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

Take it up to top and feed down you have a lot of work room in the attic.good work guys.

@MAKEDOGROW

17 күн бұрын

Except the hatch to the loft is tiny so you can’t get the roll up there

❤I really like your videos❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

I'm so giggling with your innuendo 😂 love your vlogs.

When you got the piping gag out I could hear a Sid James delivery

Hello, good work today. You will have to make sure you don't nail into the pipe as you put your wall in. Good luck

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Sorry I had to snigger watching you struggle with that pipe. We use something like that here in the Netherlands which is about 20mm diameter (for wiring) and that's a nightmare over any significant length. So I can only imagine how much more work you had to do.

You two make me laugh well done

Hi to both of you, I only hope you guys taught of marking both ends of thoses tubes, example A at both ends, than B for the next one and so on, that way you can know what to connect to what 😂 saving some times Thank you for the videos Diane

@MAKEDOGROW

17 күн бұрын

Yes, all labelled 😀

Your animals, your cats how are they doing? Do you let them come in or are they outdoor cats? Would be nice ti see them again! 🙏✨🕊️

Looked like a wrestling match but well done you got there in the end. I assume you had to mark each pipe so you know where it runs to ready for when you install the heat exchanger unit.. Assume it works in reverse as well to keep the house cool in the summer and hot in the winter.. -have a good weekend and a good week next week Robb Torremolinos Spain

@MAKEDOGROW

17 күн бұрын

Yes, all the pipes are labelled up in the loft 😀 And yes, helps both with hearing/cooling depending on the season. It’s not a replacement for proper heating/cooling though, you still need proper systems for that too

It’s like an Australian garden hose..!!

@MAKEDOGROW (17:30) If you add just 1 more pipe, then you could BRAID 3 pipes together (twice). It should have NO effect on operation, but would definitely make a repair-technician go bonkers!🤣🤣🤣 (Note the 'coulda-shoulda-woulda'...)