DIY Walk in COOLER BUILD (Insulating walls)

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Building a walk in cooler for Justin Rhodes!! Today we are insulating walls and cutting a hole in the wall! CLICK “SHOW MORE” FOR RESOURCES!

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Jason and Lorraine. In 2016 we sold most of our belongings and left the city in southern California to start a small homestead in the mountains of North Carolina. We left the city in search for a more minimal and intentional life. We became passionate about growing our own food and knowing what exactly is in our food after I (Jason) became diagnosed with cancer. Now 8 years in remission we as a family are on a journey to live our passions.
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Lowe's should be thankful for the free advertising.

bogger

6:50 "I am almost done with this walk in cooler" and the duck in the background laughs her a&& off lol

arslanahmed

Crazy how much work and details go into this job .. well done 👍

latin

Thank you for sharing been watching you build this room on Justin's channels and happy now that I have a better explanation of what went into the room

willspettingzooandgarden

Such an amazing job! I'm so excited for the Rhodes and what a game changer it will be!!! Thanks for videos they are awesome!

seekfind

You have really been working efficiently on this room. I saw Justin's video that has you in it.

virginiareid

Absolutely awesome work. I bet every homesteader is watching right now and wanting a large cooler like this. It reminds me of the one my Auntie had in her soup kitchen. My Uncle built her an outdoor kitchen because she loved feeding anybody that needed a meal. So, soup was a meal she could start the night before and serve fresh early in the morning and adding to it throughout the day. Uncle decided she needed a cooler for the fresh cows milk, cheese, and curds. And to hold meats and some fruits and veggies from the farm. The cooler still works with the help of new electricity and the outdoor kitchen has been updated. My Uncle and Auntie have passed on but the great grand kids now use it. This cooler you have built will also last forever!!!! Excellent work. Love and Blessings from Texas.

deloresochoa

You are a great worker, very organized, God bless

dianewhite

You sure show that your a competent carpenter. Well done.

joannewilson

Very awesome!!! Love your videos. Love your work!

mleebethards

Looking so great! A lot of good foods will be kept cool in that walk in! Great job, Jason! Blessings from NE Missouri!

PaulaJoDavis

What a great walk in refrigerator...this will be a real blessing for them through the years. A couple of years ago, on Our Half Acre Homestead (In Canada), they had a refrigerator that the body of it was shot but the compressor etc. was good. He used that and built around it in his barn to hang deer and moose etc. before butchering. That was a real blessing for them also. It was not nearly as large as this walk in but big enough I think he said for 3 animals. Great job done Jason. Have a Blessed day.

margaretbedwell