The fireplace is outside of the actual house, and built in hard clay. No issues that I can see, as a retired firefighter.

@@AgnesMariaL Heavier than air gasses like CO2 accumulate in low points. The entire dwelling is a pit in the ground with no place for any gases that might accumulate to escape. The fireplace is just one potential source of gasses in a structure like this. Gases from rotting vegetation can come out of the soil as well. Heavier than air gasses are all toxic to humans and all flow like water, pooling in low areas. As a firefighter you should be aware of the danger of bad air in enclosed spaces and pits without proper ventilation, especially in low points. We have labor laws in most developed nations that regulate the depth of pits for workers without active ventilation to keep workers from walking into a pit full of a toxic gas and passing out. Even a food cellar can become deadly if not ventilated. Mine explorers can kick up CO2 just by walking through stagnant water on the ground. The air being okay on their way in and then the released CO2 rises high enough as they descend that they are overcome and never get out again.

@@socket_error1000 I do not disagree. However, she only sealed the roof, and left the sides of the building as initially constructed, with gaps between all the logs. The likelihood of any gases from the fireplace entering the hut is near zero to begin with, unless an unfavorable strong wind happens to blow through, but the structure itself, being unsealed aside from the roof and clay foundation, allows for airflow/ventilation.

@@AgnesMariaL It is a pit in the ground. It does not matter if there are holes in the roof or wall if the entire thing is under ground level. Heavier than air gasses can still collect in the pit. This is basic health and safety and the danger of pits would have been something you should have been taught as a firefighter. It is a serious risk to first responders as more than one would-be-rescuer has seen an unconscious person in a ditch or pit and jumped in to help them only to become a victim themselves.

@@socket_error1000 Sure, it's a "pit in the ground", but only partially so. Not to mention that it's in the middle of a CO2-sucking jungle. I'm guessing that you're from a first-world "educated" background, but this girl is otherwise, and my impression from all the builds that I've seen of hers is that she knows her stuff!

lol

You acctualy belive it? It is fa*e a** bu*lsh*t. It is just for that sweet youtube dolars.

U did if ur American or europe

Man you get my vote for knowing what knock up even means

She obviously left out the excavators. I really hope you don't believe she did that herself? It would take a man 2 months to dig that hole. It's BS

No worries, she didn't do it either. An 85 lb 4'11" chick digging that massive hole wearing painted on jeans, no sweat rings or dirt on her shirt...Nope.

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@@Kintsugi_Souls33😂

Yes! Here in oregon we could never!! The soil is too wet here.

I'm pretty sure that this is in Vietnam. That soil has a unique composition, and "dugouts" are rather common. Once you get about a foot into the earth, it's softer and easier to dig out. This is done during the dry season. One thing? Pick your spot for a dug-out carefully...and make sure it isn't in an area that water runs through... ;-) for obvious reasons.

Its basically clay

I've been in Oregon last year, in Corvallis. very peaceful place@@ItsmeBish584

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And as you can see, she is a very healthy eater! She's terrific.

It is all in her head she see it in her mind. Like a person who dose sculptures .

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@@user-vy5cy5zy2z she is

She not doing on her own. U never see her get dirty. This all fake.

Is she doing it on her own? I really doubt it.

😆👍I like sarcastic comments.

I'm sure she prepped for the video. Duh

Stop being a hater

Smoothgefixt is a ton of fun. Watching them led me to this lady and collectively it's some incredible work.

SAME!!!!

I agree with you 💯 👍

Ya because a mud hut is definitely the safest place to be fighting zombie hordes 😂😂😂😂😂

She's not the one doing that. She there for the views

Agrees

She is amazing to watch. I could do a whole story on proper use with hand tools. 60 years and can still out dig most. Great exercise internally, mentally, and externally. Being shorter also helps. Once you acclimate to proper stature and movement the tool becomes just an extension of your body. I don't dig much anymore but often practice the soft side of the art.

...so do they...in massive monsoons. Which is why this is nonsense really.. humans build above ground for a reason

Lol who is “we”?… you & the team of builders she has? Don’t get me wrong I enjoy these videos for the relaxation but you can’t honestly believe these builds are all her.

And you're not an English expert. 😅

Это чисто кино, для срубить бабла😁

Если это Вьетнам, Лаос или где-то рядом, то там бывает сезон дождей. Через несколько дней воды там будет до краёв.

They become ruins after the season of rains.

They become dwellings for illegal immigrants/homeless. Better than many apts.

Please provide proof she herself has a big team to help her, without saying there's heaps of videos online about people faking builds. Also let's see a link to any video where she admits everything you're accusing her of?