I just started working for a Fairbanks company remotely today and heard about dry cabins for the first time. Thank for providing such an informative video. The rabbits are adorable.

We are currently living in a "dry" house due to our pipes being frozen and unreachable. I have to complain! Not enough water to wash my hair and flushing toilets? Well, we get snow from outside, melt it and pour it into the toilets. This is not fun!! I don't know how everyone does it. I feel yucky and my hair -- more than awful. Thanks for listening. Blessings to everyone!!

praise the lord we have running water here in Geelong Victoria Australia, never saw snow until I was 27 as for ice that's something the barman puts in your drink love your vid and your happy personality.

What a charming, fun teacher- very engaging, interesting and informative- yes, the “lower 48 “ could learn quite a blot from exploring this lifestyle. Thanks for being so good to your animals and sharing your fascinating way of life. a great video- very well done.👍 As a lifelong Texan, you’ve got my respect. ( it’s almost Halloween, but warm -in the 80s here - seeing snow is a big event that might happen once every other year-lol.)🤠

Cool Water station and we used to melt water when we were at the cabin. Also cool video.

Thanks for sharing, very interesting

Love your energy. Thanks for sharing how to manage water in a dry cabin. I'm housesitting for my friend in Fairbanks and your video was very helpful!

I hope you can buy more 5 gal jugs soon. The price sure is right. I don't have water, bc of broken pipes. No money to fix right now. I live in the eastern USA.

Thanks for the video. We have a dry cabin in Minnesota, mainly because it would cost too much to install a septic disposal system. We get water for washing from the lake in front of the cabin. In the winter we have to auger through as much as 3 feet of ice to get down to water. We get drinking water from a spring a few miles away. We use gallon jugs to carry our spring water because bringing it back involves loading it into and out of the boat. 1 gallon jugs are just easier to lift out of the boat and our water trips don't involve a long walk except in the winter when we drag a sled. We got rid of the outhouse a few years ago and were able to use an electric incinerating toilet after the cabin got connected to the electric grid.

Good video my home is basically a dry home I used to use a company bring water to my home. I was paying $540 a year just for service charges and only drawing $11 a year in water. So I went to bulk water and I use only two litres a day .Now I spend about 50 bucks a year. And I've learned do use water more wisely thanks again for the video.

It sounds like bathing would be the toughest adjustment to make.

Im in the lower 48 and live in a dry cabin :) only difference between what youre doing and me is i have a private well. Waternis pumped up to a cistern, then hauled in by hand every day. We are a family of 6 and go through about 15 gallons a day

I just moved to alaska and trying to get situated and boy has your videos helped me see what life might be like and how to handle some thing lol...

I was raised in Eastern Oregon without running water or electricity because we were poor. My husband and I bought bare land in north central Idaho fall 2019 and hauled all of our water that first year. Fortunately, we had friends that let us shower and do laundry. We haven't got our house built yet, but we do have water into the 5th wheel (that's Heaven), but no septic yet, so trips to the outhouse are still necessary. We also have a cabin in Eastern Oregon that has a water setup much like the one in your cabin. Lived at Galena, AK for a year in the 70's and we had to haul our drinking water there.

The purchased water for drinking and cooking only. Everything else (including animal water) is melted snow, a "brick" of ice from the lake, or lake water.

Boil the water in the slop bucket and reuse it to wash yourself or your laundry.

You have to deal with a lot different situations than we do but maybe I can adapt a few of your ideas to my situation.

Where you been

Does anybody have any idea why a rabbit's neck head is tilted and crooked and behind one of the ears looks like it has got like a little slice but I believe that maybe one of my neighbors did something because they got mad of me complaining to the police about their cats killing my chickens

I thought this I thougthird world countries only goes to show the everyplace could use in chair day I'm thankful for when I've got. I'm had hard times as well prayer😇

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I don't know why you would use water you pay for to give your animals, with all the snow you can use snow for washing dishes, showering, cleaning and etc.

I raise English Spots.