Painting The Mist Coat On Fresh Plaster Renovation Week 7 Vlog / Nishi V

Good morning. I'm so tired. It is 6.30 in the morning. Jess and I are on our way to the house. It's like a Wednesday morning. Thursday? Wednesday? Wednesday. We've been up since 5.30. I do not enjoy waking up at 5.30 in the morning unless it's for a flight, but we're getting a delivery between 7 a.m. And 12 p.m. And unfortunately, the builder can't be at the house until 7.45 or 8 o'clock or something because he has to drop his daughter to nursery and this delivery is just really annoying because if we miss it or if they have to re-deliver we have to pay £80 for that, which I am not doing. Anyway, we're getting Skylights delivered, but it's also really annoying because I got this whole long-arse text from the company, who I would definitely not recommend by the way, they're a joke, saying the driver's not insured to offload it from a lorry. So whoever's at the house needs to get on the lorry to offload big massive window panes. I don't know how that's gonna work. It says you need to have glass suckers on site. Whatever that is, of course we don't have those. Like, if the driver's not insured to take it off the lorry, how would you be insured to get on the lorry and take it off? It's just a joke. Even our builder was like, where? Like, what? Who is this company? I mean, they messaged yesterday to say delivery would be between 7 a.m. and 12 p.m. and we tried to call them multiple times to say, can you make it between 8 a.m. and whatever time and they were obviously like, no, our drivers don't even call you when they're on route. And it's just like, how are you in any way helpful? Anyway, I'm ranting. It's first thing in the morning. I need to go to the house and try and stay awake until the builder gets there. And hopefully, please pray for me that the delivery arrives after the builder arrives. Because, like, what are we gonna do, really, Jass? What are we actually gonna do? Well, yeah, not much I can do with it on my own. If that guy's not gonna give me a hand. Maybe you'll have to hide if he seems quite nice and I'll be at the front and I'll just stall him. No, but if it's one guy, he shouldn't be able to give me a hand. And just be like, yeah, how's your day going? And all this rubbish. Depends who it is. He's an idiot, so. I know, this company is ridiculous. Anyway, I'm gonna go in the house. It's too early in the morning. It's been a few days since we've been here because it was bank holiday. But look, they've done. They've made the little holes for the spotlights in what will be like a little lounge area. And still no ceiling up here, but that's fine. And Oh my god, this is the little toilet. There's no electricity, so I can't really show you, but they haven't Oh, okay, they haven't plastered the walls in here yet. Oh, they're not gonna be done this week then. They won't be done this week. They're not? If this isn't plastered Oh, is this plastered? Okay, I don't know, because once the plaster's dry which is about a week, then they have to tile. Anyway, let's just see what's going on. Oh, crap. Oh my god, this has been plastered! The living room! It's so pretty! Right Not all of it's been plastered, I don't think. Oh my god, they've moved my West Arm unit, Jus. Every time I see them I'm like, please lift, don't drag. And I really hope that they actually did. Oh my god, I don't know. Anyway, we're gonna have a wall light here, but I'm really struggling to find a nice wall light. Oh, I'm back on camera. Sorry about this, but I'm really struggling to find a wall light for this fitting. It's just a single light. This was already there, and they asked if I wanted two, but this wall's just so small, I don't think it needs two lights. So, we're gonna stick to one, but it's just really hard to find lighting. All the nice stuff is always really expensive, all the affordable stuff I just think looks really cheap, and it's just difficult. It's a ladder in my way, but I wonder what they're doing up there. Oh, it's the electrics, isn't it? Oh, let me go upstairs, it's so dusty in here. To see what's going on. Ah, crap. This is still the bathroom situation. Nothing's really changed in here. When the airing cupboard here went, the builder was like, oh, you had non-sweep for a bit. How good would that have been? But obviously that would mean that there's no main bathroom. Oh my god, these holes are actually massive. You could actually fall through these gaps. And, my blind is still out there. I keep telling the builder to bring this blind in, and I'm so annoyed because that's the one thing I wanted to keep, and they keep saying that they'll bring it in, and they obviously haven't. It's been chucking it down this bank holiday, and I'm really annoyed because that obviously means it's just destroyed now. Do you think it'll be salvaged? No. See where the puddle is on that roof? We're worried that it's already... It's got a bit of water. It needs to somehow... Yeah, he needs to fix that. We left some of the wallpaper here because we obviously couldn't reach it at the top of the stairs. Actually, we probably could have reached it with a ladder, but literally on the last day that Jas was here to strip wallpaper, the machine died, which was quite funny, so we no longer have a wallpaper stripper, but they've obviously taken the last little remaining bits off. I actually can't believe it. This is the guest bedroom, and oh my god, the plaster looks so beautiful once it's dry. I mean, I know I say this in every single video, but I'm just obsessed with this colour, and it's just beautifully plastered. Like, we live in a flat currently. We've painted over wallpaper, we've stripped wallpaper, we've added more, painted over that, and it's just layers and layers of crap, and also holes that have been polyfilled but not, like, smoothed out properly, and now it just feels like such a treat. Oh my god, to have, like, completely smooth walls. I don't want to touch it in case it hasn't dried properly, but I'm sure it will have by now. It's just... I love a freshly plastered wall. This is like building porn. I just love it. It's just beautiful. We're actually going to be sleeping in this room temporarily when we first move in, so yeah, it'll be so nice. Oh, I just love a freshly plastered wall so much. This is the little bench. They're going to plaster the front of it, so it basically just looks like it's going to be part of the wall, I think. I dread to think what this house will look like once the builders are done. Everything's so dusty. It's such a struggle to breathe. And look at that skip. I think we've had, like, five or six skips now, and yeah, there's quite a lot of stuff in it too. Look at how beautiful my anthracite column radiators are. Even the builder and this other guy were admiring them last time when I was here at the house last week. They were like, oh, these are really nice. Where do you get them from? How much are they? And then I told them the price. They wouldn't believe me because they thought they'd be a lot more expensive than that. And then they were like, oh, we might have to get some for our house, but they're so beautiful. These are like the only radiators I'm excited about. I'm not sure if I've actually shown our fireplace on here before, but this is what it obviously looks like. They've taken off the little cover. That was filthy anyway, so I think that just needs to go. And they're also going to remove this fireplace around. I've asked them to keep the marble, though, because I actually quite like it. I obviously love marble, but this is not like in the best condition. There's bits of blue on it, which I think are really weird, but I think that's just natural for marble. This fireplace around, though, first of all, it's really old-fashioned. I don't actually like it. Do you know what? I think he's actually forgotten to take the fireplace around off because it looks to me like they've started plastering, right, Geoff? Yeah, definitely. And he was supposed to plaster behind it, so this needs to go because it's also really damaged. The previous owners have like burnt it or glued stuff down to it. Yeah, I think maybe that's what it is. He thinks he doesn't want it. I mean, he probably thinks he wants to keep it, but... No, I need to remind him again because... It's kind of loose anyway, isn't it? Yeah, it's loose here. Oh, good. Maybe he is going to take it off then. Yeah, just remind him. But just don't take the marble off. If he pins that marble... This? No, yeah. The half and the little bit in the middle. God, I don't know. I also need to find a replacement for that, and I don't know what to do because most people have wood. I think that's very country home, and I don't... I don't know anything about fireplaces or fireplaces around, so I'm just going to have to try and find a shop or somewhere that I can go to have a look at what different options I have available. I do see people have really nice wood burners, and they have like a fat wooden shelf, which looks really nice, but like I said, it's a bit country home for my liking, and we are not out in the country, and I would quite like to keep the marble, and we're not getting a wood burner yet anyway because they're very expensive, so we're going to keep the fireplace as it is. Jas is doing a spot of gardening while we wait. The builders have just turned up now, and it's quarter to eight, but we thought we'd just get rid of some of this rubbish while we have the skip. You know? There's all this stuff here. We need to figure out what's going on with this front garden as well. Yeah. What's the waking up bit that's the hardest? Staying awake is the next step. OK, good news, the delivery didn't turn up, which is actually good news, because the builder got there before the delivery, and they did another guy, so we've just left them to it now, and hopefully I hope my glasses are alright, because you have to inspect it on arrival, and I kind of wanted to be there just to see it, to make sure it's fine, but you know, I trust them, I think. God, this is very scary stuff, isn't it? We're now on our way home, and I have had a shower actually. I need to just put my face on, get ready. We're at the petrol station, there's people walking around in their pyjamas. And then I need to leave again at 11am. It's now like eight, so I need to go back to the house at 11, I need to go pick up some tiles later, and drop them to the house, but yeah, it's all fun stuff. Right, it's 10am, I came home, I had breakfast, I cleaned the kitchen, I made a few phone calls, I'm waiting for another phone call, hence why I have my AirPods on. It's been go, go, go, I have about 45 minutes before I need to leave the house again. Anyway, I was actually chatting to the builder before I left, because he was telling me that he's going to take the fireplace surround off today, which is good, because I noticed that, and he was like so, what are you going to do? Like, are you going to replace it, what are you going to have? And I was just telling him that I want to make it look a bit more contemporary, so I want a shelf, rather than like a traditional fireplace surround, but my only two options are really wood or concrete, and I think wood is a little bit too country home, so he said are you going to go for a concrete shelf? And I said yeah, and he kind of looked at me like, for God's sake, not again. He was like, you need to tell me this ASAP, because a concrete shelf is not easy to install, and you kind of need to know, like today. So I've been ringing around about this bloody concrete shelf, and it turns out the first place I found it from is the cheapest. I actually found the supplier, it comes from France, and it was about, I think half to two thirds of the price to buy it directly from the supplier in France. I spoke to them on their live chat, and of course because of Brexit, they no longer ship to the UK, which is really annoying. Then I spoke to the UK distributor, and anyway, we've gone back in a full circle. I just had to buy it on that website, but I originally saw it on, so I'm going to get on that today, but I'm just going to check the measurements when I go to the house later. This is turning out to be another sort of stressful week. But anyway, I think we're on renovation week seven now. The builders are not going to be done this week. It's definitely going to be eight weeks minimum, I think. Oh my God, I've just picked up my yellow tiles. I don't know if I can even get into the hot snow. Anyway, this is what they're called, lily pad porcelain in the shade custard. In the shade, like it's a foundation, you know. I'm with Serena. We've had a really nice lunch, and then we've come to collect some tiles. I love it when I have my own personal Uber driver. Thanks for today. It's been great. Oh, hopefully I'll get the builder to open them up for me. Yeah, what a day. I'm home after spending a really fun afternoon with my cousin, actually. We went to the house a couple of times, and she's seen it for the first time now, since the wall's obviously gone. So she was like, it looks really good, and we met the builders. We had a really nice lunch out, which I didn't actually vlog, because I've left my camera in the car. And I picked up my tiles, which was really handy, and yeah, it's been a really good afternoon actually. It's really nice to just get out and do something a bit different, but tonight I need to do a lot of online shopping and have an early night, because I'm so wrecked after having woken up at 5.30 in the morning. So that is basically my plan. It is literally like 5.30, 6 o'clock. I've just got home, and I'm pooped. So I'm going to make dinner in a bit, and then start on my online shopping. So happy days. Happy Sunday. I'm so tired this morning. Jas and I are on our way to the house. We were supposed to meet the builder like five minutes ago, and all morning Jas was like, oh, he won't be there on time. He's just called me. He's already there. He was like, how long are you going to be? Which is a bit annoying. It's annoying for him, because he now has to wait around for us. He's not even working today, because it's a Sunday Jas. He's just come to show us something. And now look, you're wasting his time. How do you feel about your life? I'm very meanish. It's not my fault. Look at me! It's not like I got dressed or anything. Anyway, we're going to the house to paint. It is very early. I have a bloodshot eye, thanks to hay fever. I'm wearing two hoodies and it actually happens to be really warm outside, and now I'm really hot and sweaty, but that's not the point. Today's just going to be a great day. We're spending as much time as we can possibly bear in the house painting, but there are no toilets and no hand washing facilities and I am going to have to pee at some point, because I don't know what lockdown has done to my bladder. There is just no way on this earth I'm using a port-a-loo and supermarkets don't open until 11. What am I going to do? I mean, it's fine, I can hold out until 11 because it's now 9 o'clock, but oh god, I'm going to have to go to a supermarket toilet. Okay, so the meeting with the builder was quite successful. He was just mapping out the island, because our skylights arrived last week. I'm not sure if I told you, and this week, last week, I don't even know, but the skylights are here and they've bought the frame for them, because we actually bought frameless ones. I'm not sure that we knew what we were doing really, but we thought they looked a bit nicer, but obviously they have to still build a frame around it. Anyway, the builder's now gone and Jas and I have to do a mist coat on these freshly plastered walls, so let me just show you what we're doing. So this is our living room and this is where the radiator's going to go and because this is all freshly plastered, he wants us to lightly sand the walls first with 180 grit sandpaper. We actually bought a roll a few weeks ago, but we've obviously left it at home, so we've just been to Screwfix to buy some more. We're going to lightly sand this and then we have to do a mist coat of paint. Basically, a mist coat is just paint and water mixed together, just to kind of prime the plaster, I don't know, get it ready for paint, but we just need to do literally the bits where the radiators are going to go, the plug sockets and the light switches, just so that he can actually put the radiators on the walls, without us getting paint all over them, but I can keep saying it's very dusty in this house, which is why we're wearing disposable masks. I'm going to open some windows in here as well. So we've literally just bought this from Screwfix. We were actually supposed to buy a roll of it, which we have at home somewhere, but we've obviously misplaced it. This was quite cheap, it was like £1.50, so we're just going to use this for now. Shall I have a go? Yep. Where is it? It's over here somewhere. Oh right, you took one out. Sorry. Just be careful, because my West Elm brick case is here, and this door bangs against it. So that's a bit tricky. Where is it? Oh there. If it's easier, I guess you could kind of use something, like this, to just do it. Awesome. Oh, what is that? It's just some bit of wood, or you could just use that maybe, because you need to. That's probably better. So, this is like going to be fun. He said just don't go ham with it. Just do it very lightly. It's going to be very noisy. I think it's just to create a bit of texture on this, so that the paint has something to stick onto. It's actually a bit like when you get your acrylics done, on your nails, then you like buff your whole nail, don't you, to create some texture, which basically just helps the acrylic stick to your nail and last a bit longer. So that's essentially the plan with this. So this is the paint, we've got our builder's bucket, which we need to basically mix the paint in. It's the Leyland Matte, I don't know, Brilliant White, whatever it's called. Yep. Do you want a hand? You might need a hand to sink it, right? Okay. Now, wipe off that mask. We found a builder's mask, that's obviously used. Baby's mouth. Now what do I do with this? Should we chuck it in the sink? Yeah, we could chuck it in the sink. Or put it on top of something now. A tiny bit of water. Start off with a little bit and then work our way up. Yeah, we need to mix it up first. We were going to buy a paddle mixer, but that's attached to some kind of drill, and we don't want to buy all these tools that we're probably never going to need again, so even the builder was like, just mix it with a stick. Yeah. It's very watery, you know, it's going to be quite hard to apply to the walls. No, I think it still needs to be mixed properly. Okay, give it some welly. I am going to go. Like a whisker. Can I put the lid back on this actually, because I don't want any dust to fly into the actual paint. It's actually still going to stick, you know. It's actually not bad. Okay, as long as it works. How satisfying is that? Okay, this is the truth of the moment. Moment of truth. Yeah, but I don't think, that's not really the those grooves are there for even thing, isn't it, to get the paint on. Oh no, but wait, let's just see how this one goes first. Is this alright? Yeah. Bit patchy. I absolutely hate painting, by the way, guys. I'm already bored with painting. I don't know if that's patchy because it's too diluted. Is it meant to be like that? But don't forget this is basically a mist coat, right? So is this what a mist coat is meant to look like? Anyway. We're now in one of the bedrooms upstairs. This is what will be the guest bedroom and I've just sanded the bits that I can basically reach and Jas has been painting this bit and just around the light socket here. I don't know how I'm going to try and get around here because I can't move this heavy box. And yeah. Oh my god, it is such a warm day. Look at how sweaty I look. I had a latex glove on and my hand is sweaty. It's disgusting. It's really warm in here today. I don't know if I showed you this earlier this week but that is our old fireplace surround which has finally gone, which I'm very happy with. I don't know if you'll be able to see on camera but this floor is all wet because it has been chucking it down all week and the reason for that is if you look up here at the ceiling where is it? They've built a frame for our skylight windows. So I guess the roof was probably down and that's why it all rained inside but those where's the second one? Oh they're one behind the other. Those are our skylight windows that are going up. We bought frameless ones for some reason, anyway I don't know why. And they've also excavated down here because we've decided we're going to get a downdraft extractor I think it's called, for our hob. So the extractor will literally be here and it's not going to be a recirculating one. So all the crap will go out, underground and out of the house. This has added a little bit more onto the cost than we had anticipated, only because we told them about this right at the end. Because we didn't actually know that downdraft extractors are a thing. By the way, our hob's going just in front of it here and the extractor kind of sits behind it. So I don't know if you guys know what a downdraft extractor is but instead of having the traditional chimney ones that come down from the ceiling, I spent weeks on end trying to find a solution for that because I don't want the first thing you see when you walk into the kitchen slash dining room to be a big fat chimney coming down from the wall. Oh my god, have they cut off more of this tree? I think they've cut more of our tree. Really? Yeah! Which is amazing. Anyway, sorry, so I didn't want just an ugly chimney coming down from the ceiling next to my pendant lighting. What was that noise? My door just closed. Oh right. Oh you're right, they have. I think they have as well. Probably got a bit bored as well. Well that's good because I'd asked him to do that. Anyway, so, I didn't know. I was a bit annoyed with my kitchen designer and I'm not happy with Wren anyway, like I keep saying in every video but I was like, why didn't you tell me? I've been going back and forth on this. It was literally just a random WhatsApp conversation with one of my friends and he was like, why don't you get a downdraft extractor? And I was like, what is that? I googled it. Anyway, it costs a little bit more to buy than a regular extractor if you get a branded one. You can get ones that are a bit more affordable. We haven't done this research yet but to install it it's added a bit more onto the cost. I'll tell you why. So when you have an extractor it collects all the crap and it essentially takes it out of the house. And so, if we were going to get the traditional one that comes down from the ceiling, there is no ceiling here at the moment. They're redoing the roof and so they wouldn't have charged me any extra to basically take the pipe out of the house like so. That was always the plan but I just think sometimes you just need to spend a bit more to get the look that you want because obviously this is not something that you would ever do again. I know I say that about a lot of things and a lot of sales people do annoy me because they always say, oh just get the one you want, you're never going to do it again. And I'm like, yep, if everyone says that about everything your costs just skyrocket. You can't just buy everything you want or everything that's really expensive unless you have like an unlimited bank account which most people do not. So this really is something that you'd never do again. We're never going to rip up the flooring and the underlay and whatever to drill underground once we're living here. So I think we made a good call on that. But I'll show you what I mean. So obviously when you walk in from the hallway there the first thing you'd see was this big ugly chimney extractor and our two pendant lights. What's the point of having nice pendants above the island if you're going to have an ugly extractor? Do you see what I mean? Also, I should say, you can actually buy really nice extractors that basically just look like lighting. They're not like amazing, not really to my taste, they're quite blingy. They're for people I guess that like a lot of bling and like fake diamondy stuff but they cost like three grand or more. That's just like, that blows my mind and I would never get one of those. And so actually, the cost of getting one of those like fancy extractors that are recirculating by the way, they don't actually take the stuff out the house, they just look pretty is about ten times maybe the price of just drilling down here. So we made a really good call I think. Anyway, Jass is out here mixing some more paint. Obviously it's not the tool we meant to use. Oh god, this curtain's blowing away. Do you reckon they're gonna clean all this up before they go? Because what even is this? I think they've had a plasterboard here at one point. There's just so much crap everywhere in our garden. What are you doing? Is it actually working? It's alright I think. Is this thicker than before? A little bit? Do you still want a little bit of water here? I think it needs to be a bit watery. So you've missed coat Jass. I've just walked into this little bit here and I've just seen, can I get here, that the builders made his to-do list on this wall which is so funny because a few weeks ago, last week maybe, when I came to the house, when this wall was originally still here, he had his to-do list written on this wall and I said to him the night before the wall was going, I was like, you better take a photo of that wall because otherwise you won't know what you're doing. And he was like, oh yeah, good point. So I think he's made a new to-do list here. Oh my god, we're so hungry. We literally have four of these little serene snack bars. One's strawberry, one's banana each. We're going to have a little snack before we go and get some lunch but I hope these are nice. My hands are literally shaking. This always happens to me when I'm hungry. We're having a little garden picnic. Jass just went to pick up pizzas. Not pizzas, a pizza. Because it's the only thing we can really eat with our hands. I love how Jass gets me a Coke Zero and he gets himself spiced rum and what is it? Coke. I'm quite jealous actually. I never thought I'd actually say this but this pizza has far too much cheese on it for my liking. I'm not a fan. At least we know where not to order from when we finally move in. Do you know what? There's a reason why Domino's charged twice the price of other pizza places. Also their tomato sauce is really sweet. It's just weird. Very weird. Look at this. These walls have been painted and it's so weird because I loved the colour of the pink plaster but actually the room feels a lot bigger now that it's all white. Wow. This is obviously not a final coat. This is just the mist coat and there'll be two more coats on top of that and maybe one more with whatever colour we decide to go for but I think we're just going to keep it white. And then here we've just done that little bit because it's best just to do the whole wall properly I think afterwards when we can move all this crap out of the way because there's plug sockets. There's one there I think and somewhere there. I don't even know but there's just so much stuff in the way in this room. Whoa. Look at my hands. They look awful. I'm now in what will be the master bedroom and look at all this. Bloody hell. There's so much stuff everywhere but it feels like it feels massive now that obviously the chimney breast has gone and you can't even tell that it was there. I can really see where my wall lights are going to be, the plug sockets. It's all starting to take shape now actually. The plaster's still wet in here so we're not painting in this room today. Bloody hell. I hadn't seen this. I've literally just noticed. That's where our skylight windows are going to be and there's going to be one there. They've already built the frame for that and raised it. It's very hard to see at the moment because the windows are so filthy but I don't know if you can see they've literally just raised that bit. They're going to do this for this side too but I think it was like the weather was really bad. It was tracking it down so they couldn't but yeah. It's going to be really weird. I wonder if we'll be able to see right into the kitchen from our bedroom window in the future once it's all done. When we first bought the house my parents came to see it. I said to my mum, I was like oh my god imagine what we could get. The whole roof is like a massive window so it's all just completely open and she was like think of all the bird poo that you'll have to clean off that. And I was like yeah good point. So we obviously didn't do that. I'm not even sure if that's possible to be honest but yeah it's going to look really good when it's done actually. Happy birthday dear Jack. Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday. It's been hours since I last vlogged. Just when I got from the house we had a shower, got all ready because we were disgusting after being in a dusty house and then I surprised him with a pre birthday dinner with my cousins. He had no idea did you? I actually told him that we had to get ready and go out to Wren Kitchens for like an in-store appointment and all afternoon he was bitching about it. He was like do we have to go? Like can you go by yourself? They're so annoying. I can't be arsed to talk kitchens. Like you were just really not happy about this appointment were you? He was like I just can't be arsed. We do actually have our appointment on Tuesday night by the way. But I said to him don't worry we'll pick up a Stubbs on the way to get us through this appointment and then we got to Stubbs and I was like oh no it's closed. I knew that it would be closed at 6pm on a Sunday. And then he was like now what do you want to do? I was like oh let's go for dinner next door. And he was like what? Like why? Like what? I thought we were going to Wren. And then my cousin was sitting in the doorway and then my other cousin was walking up. So yeah it was a really nice dinner. It was nice to have a meal that's been cooked by somebody else. I mean the restaurant wasn't very good actually. Service wasn't very nice. Food was like all style over substance. One of those places. It wasn't great. We wouldn't go back. But it was just nice to go out with people and like have a meal and like feel some sense of normality. And actually we didn't talk about house stuff or renovations at all did we? I showed them my curtains that I'm thinking of buying but that is it. And it was just so nice not to talk about reno stuff. We also got these incredible cakes from like a local cafe. My aunt and uncle actually bought them for us. I asked my cousin to pick them up but her parents basically paid for them and they wouldn't take the money off me but these are just incredible. I couldn't finish my slice. We all had a slice each but there's this like little independent cake shop near to where they live and honestly I don't like cake but these are so good. This one was rose petal and pistachio. So good and most of their cakes are like vegan and gluten free and they don't taste vegan or gluten free. So it's really good. Anyway I have that to enjoy tomorrow. I thought I would just come on here and end this video because this has been the end of renovation week 6 I think. I don't know. I've lost track of what week we're on. But thank you so much for watching. I really hope you enjoyed watching this video. We have a lot more painting to do in future videos which I'm absolutely dreading because I hate painting. With a passion. There's a lot more shopping to do as well and hopefully the fun stuff will start to happen in the next couple of weeks because I'm just dying now to start buying the fun bits and not sensor lights and security lights and outdoor wall lights and just boring stuff like that. I'm so over it now. I just want to buy the beautiful furnishings and blah blah blah. But anyway, thank you for watching and I will see you next week with renovation week 7 I think. Bye.