- [Dad] Oh look at this,
look at these little pipes right here.
This is a unique transport thing so that London
can go all the way to her momma's room.
- No, to get to Cotton Candy Land.
- [Dad] All right, go to Cotton Candy Land, London.
(suspenseful music)
Okay guys, it's time for a house update.
What house update number is this?
- [Mom] Seven, I think.
- [Dad] Number seven?
- Yeah. - What's happening today?
- Insulation right?
- [Dad] Insulation and a little bit of stucco,
look at all these,
I don't think they're doing the stucco yet,
but they're preparing for it.
This is the last time
that we get to see the inside of the walls
inside of the house.
Me and Claire are the only ones
that have seen what the insulation looks like.
So insulation, you've missed.
- Whoa, yeah.
Look at that, we have a ceiling,
and our walls are very white.
- It's pink. - We've got pink ceilings,
up here, in the garage. - Wow!
- [Dad] Because we had the bonus room up above.
Look at all this right here.
- [Lincoln] London, don't jump in that.
- Looks like cotton candy. - Look at that.
- Oh, that's the softest thing ever.
It's like clouded into stuff,
that's so cool. (dreamy music)
- [Dad] Yeah, pick some up.
- It's like snow.
- [Dad] Make a snow angel in it.
- Pink snow.
- [Dad] See, I don't know how dangerous it is
to let them touch it. - Back in the day, like the
insulation was really grainy,
and if you touched it it'd make you itchy.
- It's almost like fiberglass, right?
- Yeah, yeah.
- So there are a couple of different ways to do insulation,
and I know we've talked about it in some videos,
we were thinking about doing like a spray foam stuff,
with these chemicals that mix together.
But I just was a little bit worried
because mixing two chemicals, oh, look!
[Man] Whoa, whoa!
- [Dad] Look at the pipe.
Okay we gotta track this down.
Anyway I was worried that the chemicals
are gonna be dangerous, let me show you how this works.
We've got a giant truck right here.
(funky music) (machinery whirring)
They put insulation inside of that machine
And then the machine takes the insulation
and throws it down through here.
It's called Net and Blow, this is like a net
that they staple on here everywhere
and they did this for a few days.
Check it out, so they stick this little tube in here
and it fills up that entire area really really tight.
What's cool is that it fills in
all the different cracks and everything.
It may not fill in as tightly as that spray foam
that we were thinking of doing but it should
be a bit safer because the spray foam,
there's been a lot of people that have issues
with the chemicals not mixing properly
in their homes due to the heat
or the way that it's applied
and then their house has something dangerous
where they get asthma or it hurts their lungs, oh!
- Snowing! - Oh my gosh!
- [Dad] Look at that!
- [Lincoln] It's snowing
- Why is it snowing in our house?
- [Mom] Should we both have masks on?
- Maybe. - Don't breathe it in guys.
- Oh I don't think they know it's coming out.
(Dad laughs) (funky dance music)
Hey guys, its snowing in here!
There we go, he's spraying it.
There he goes, he's got the pipe in there
and he's filling it up.
It's going all up into that attic.
(funky dance music)
And sometimes some comes out
and then it spills places, like here.
Okay that was cool, we're gonna go
somewhere else cause we shouldn't probably
be breathing it in, they have masks on,
but they're right up next to it, doing it, so.
All right, master bedroom.
Let's go check it out, see how she looks.
- Whoa, it's like so cool
- [Dad] Do you like it?
- This looks so cool
It looks so good!
- [Dad] Look at this, the whole ceiling is pink.
- It's pretty.
- [Dad] Look at mom's room, it's pink!
- [Mom] It's totally pink!
- [Dad] You should leave it this way.
- Yeah. - No.
Never seen this process before.
I really just always remember the fiberglass
'cause my dad was in construction
so I remember going to his place and like,
wanting to touch it 'cause it looked so fluffy
and he'd be like, "Stop touching it."
- [dad] I mean, maybe we're not supposed to touch it.
I don't know. - I think,
I mean you can touch this part 'cause it's.
- [Dad] Yeah, the net part.
- But I don't think--
- [Dad] It;s so cool though, how our ceiling goes
all the way up and now you can see
the pitch of the ceiling. - So beautiful.
- But also the audio in here is way better
It's like, they're like sound walls right now.
There's no echo in here--
- [Lincoln] Echo!
- And also the other thing that I think
is very cool is that it is cooler in here.
That is cool. - You're right.
- [Dad] How's it going?
What do you think about the room?
- They should leave it, we should put the stuff on it
but then make it this color, it's so pretty.
- [Dad] It is pretty
- This should be mom's color of her room.
This would look so good.
- [Dad] Let's go see what your room looks like.
Do you think your room's pink?
(head whooshing)
(dramatic music)
So London, they only need to put the insulation
on that outside wall, so that's why you just
see it on here and right up there a little bit
where that's like, an outside wall.
But up here you don't need it
because there's an attic up there
and then right here you don't need it
'cause it's an inside wall that just goes
to the inside of the house.
So it's to keep the heat and the cooling out.
So you got a little bit of pink
This room's really pink
because she has outside walls on hers.
Look how pink your room is, Claire!
- I love it (laughs).
- You love the pink room? - Yeah.
- All my walls are outside walls and my roof is.
Like, there's not an attic above it.
- Lets see how pink Lincoln's room is.
- Really pink.
- We're going to check it out, wow.
This is a lot of insulation.
These guys have been working hard
and it's gonna be hard to clean it up.
Oh yeah, there's Lincoln's room.
- Whoa, this is all pink.
- Oh except, see that is the weirder stuff right there,
that's like the traditional stuff that mom is used to there,
and it's not as good because you set it there
and you cut it and you can see there's
a little bit of cracks in it.
What do you think about your room, Lincoln?
- Looks good, my ceiling is so tall.
- It is so tall.
Okay I've found the guys that are doing
the insulation and I asked if I could do it for one.
I'm covering my nose 'cause I don't have a mask on.
Oh, look at this!
This is like a big old cave now in here.
Ah that's awesome, okay. (machine whirring)
Check it out, this is how you do it.
Oh that is so cool, is there a button you push?
(funky dance music)
Oh so you put a little hole in it.
So he puts the hole in.
(insulation hose burbles) (machine roaring)
Okay, so I'm gonna stick this in,
and he's gonna push the button.
There's a little switch right there that he pushes
and as soon as he pushes that, this sprays.
So here we go, covered up, I'm in!
Whoa! (machine whirring)
(Dad yells)
Okay, I think we're good! (laughs)
Oh my gosh!
Okay, thank you, I'm gonna let the experts take it.
Here it comes! Machine whirring)
Point it up, point it up!
Whoa!
(Dad laughs)
Yes!
You did it!
How was that?
- It was cool (laughs).
- Thanks guys. - Thank you.
- All right, let's jump out the window
We're jumping out the window.
Whoo, she did it! (laughs)
And then momma, there's something surprising
that you wanted to show everybody.
- What? - From the front of the house.
- [Mom] Oh yes.
- Show us the secret, what did we get in?
- We got the most beautiful front door.
Except for it's covered in bubble wrap
so you can't really appreciate it all the way.
- Look at the glass, it doesn't look like there's any glass.
- [Mom] It's so clean looking.
- [Dad] There's bubble wrap on the other side.
- I came up with the design that I wanted
'cause it like, mirrors the different windows
and then-- - Mirrors the windows?
- It mirrors the windows.
- [Dad] It is so cool, it's just.
I love how thick and how much metal
there is right there, that is intense.
- [Mom] How my gosh that's huge!
- [Dad] Look at the hinge.
- Oh, such good quality.
So the guy who made it lives in our neighborhood
and a really nice family.
- [Dad] You guys look super small compared to that door.
It's huge, how tall is it?
- I don't know how tall it is.
- Nine feet maybe, does that sound right?
- That does sound right.
- Seems like its about nine feet.
I mean the ceilings are just so tall in here.
Okay we got a front door, yay!
And there's no key to get into it
and so we climb in and out of the window over here.
That's kind of how we get in and out.
In the last video you saw Leslie climbing out of the window
but I didn't want to show the front door
because it was just going in
and they were still working on it,
but there you go, there's that.
Okay, Leslie we have a big decision to make.
What is it?
- It is whether or not we should buy
the lot behind us to preserve our view
and also-- - And we can
also build something really, really, really cool.
- [Dad] Like what, what would we build there?
- Like a mini golf course or something
like that where we could--
- [Dad] Mini golf course or like, a basketball court.
- Pickleball court, something like that.
- Treehouse. - A treehouse maybe.
- With cats in it. - With cats in it.
Okay, so we already have the swimming pool over here,
we already have our RV garage,
we're gonna have grass all the way over here.
Like, our lot is pretty big.
It goes all the way to where it drops down over here
and we have plenty of room for things.
But we don't know if somebody buys this lot,
it's the last lot for sale in our neighborhood,
and if somebody buys it and builds a tall house there
we'll lose our view of these trees
and that beautiful mountain
and the opportunity to really do something fun.
I'm just imagining turning this lot into, like,
you know like Dude Perfect, they have their office
with all the sports things in it?
We're not gonna go that extreme
because that's pretty amazing that they have there
but if we could do something cool like
a basketball court, some putting greens.
I don't know, like here's the end of our lot right now,
you can see this ridge right here
on the wall right there, that's the end of it.
We're gonna put a fence right here
and then that's our yard, that's still pretty big, right?
- It's just right.
- But if we didn't put a wall here
and we built this up a little bit
and we'd have this entire lot
our lot would turn into an acre and a half
versus 7.75 of an acre and we could have
something amazing there and nobody would ever
block our view and it would make me never
want to move out of this house
'cause it would be so amazing.
So that's the thing that we're working on right now,
we don't know what we're gonna do or not
'cause it's kind of expensive just to buy a lot
and then also to landscape it
and so I don't know, we might talk to some cool companies
that know how to do cool stuff in the back yard
and like putting greens or basketball courts or something.
- [London] How's Santa gonna come?
- How's Santa gonna come?
There's a chimney right there.
- Look how tiny it is.
- It's an important question, so anyway,
let us know what you guys think,
I think you're probably gonna say
"Go ahead and buy the lot," 'cause--
- It would be amazing. - Why not?
- It absolutely would be amazing.
- It's a lot of money, its a big decision to make.
- I just love that you preserve the view
and nothing's gonna be built behind the streets
so you have the mountain,
you have those big beautiful trees right there
and if we don't buy it somebody is probably gonna do
a two story home 'cause most of the homes going in here
are two stories and they're pretty large sized homes, so.
- Look how big it is! - So big.
- There would be no reason for you guys
not to be playing outside all the time.
- The dog would be so happy too.
- Oh she would be so happy.
- [Lincoln] With that much space.
- [Dad] We would have to get more dogs.
- We would have to get tons of dogs.
- And cats. - No, no.
- [Mom] At least three.
- At least three dogs. - And cats, yeah,
and hamsters, we need more hamsters.
- [Mom] We do need hamsters.
(funky music)
Say, Lincoln, people have been asking,
"Where's our hamster?"
- Well, the hamster died two years ago.
(mournful music)
- [Dad] I've got a picture of it, it's blind now.
(kids laughs)
We're feeding Lincoln's hamster Peachy.
- [Lincoln] There's a flower right there don't you want it?
See how much it's been pushing?
Right when I let go she just rockets back.
- I really like this hamster,
we've had it for a few months now and it has not died
so that's really good.
Did you have a fun day, little hamster?
- Yeah!
Bum ba da bum ba da bah!
- Yeah. - Yeah.
- Super sad, it was actually a really good hamster.
- That was the best hamster
I wasn't a fan of hamsters.
- It was so nice, it was the best.
- What was its name?
- Peachy. - Peachy.
- Peachy has died.
- Yup, two years ago.
- Good hamster though,
great hamster. - Two years ago.
- We never told anybody but now we're
telling everybody,
we buried her. - It was kind of sad.
I buried hamster, Hammy, Hammy.
No, not Hammy the hamster.
- Peachy. - Peachy.
- [Dad] Peachy the hamster, I buried Peachy, it was sad.
Do we need to get another hamster?
- Yes. - Yes.
- We need to get a lot of pets.
- 'Cause then I'm gonna be so disappointed
'cause the next hamsters not, can't be--
- [Dad] They only live like, six months to three years
so they do die.
- Usually it's about two years.
- But we don't know how long it lived in
the cage before we got it so.
Yeah that was sad, it was when we went to
Tokyo Japan, that video if you saw those videos.
When we came back, it died like
the night before we got back.
It died of a broken heart, 'cause we weren't there
- Poor Kenzie, had to deal with.
- [Dad] Yeah our friend Kenzie was there,
and it died for her.
- She also was there when our other animal died, our fish.
- Well she's had one frog-- - Kenzie, what?
- Two fish. - She continues to--
- Kenzie, why is Leslie just pointing this out now?
Do you kill our animals?
Peachy and Fishy and everyone that Kenzie,
Kenzie didn't kill our dog.
- [Mom] No she didn't, my goodness, that would be awful.
- This insulation video has turned very dark.
I hope I didn't breathe too much of that insulation.
- [Lincoln] Echo!
- That is cool.