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10% off Tiny Wood Stoves with code tinygood. @tiny

10% off Tiny Wood Stoves with code tinygood. @tinywoodstove

If you’re thinking about adding one of these puppies to your home (absolutely love mine!) then you might as well get 10% off their wood stove kits with my code tinygood.

The sale lasts until 6/19

And, a new season begins…

And, a new season begins…

❄️These colder temps are when thermal bridging

❄️These colder temps are when thermal bridging through the subfloor is the most extreme.

Really important to keep an eye on the interior humidity, have proper continuous filtered ventilation, turn on a dehumidifier if your subfloor and tiny house is conventionally built (like 95% of the tiny houses out there), and implement other strategies to prevent condensation inside.

A Tiny Good Thing offers consulting to prevent these issues in the design phase and for trouble shooting if it’s too late.

Stay cozy and warm!

How are you all keeping the light alive this winte

How are you all keeping the light alive this winter? ✨

I’ve been rendering wax, making candles, and burning most nights as I wind down to sleep.

Photo and candle making by @alysiamazzella

#naturalcandlemaking #beeswaxcandles #lightfromthesun #thankyouhoneybees

The Honey House wood siding needed some major love

The Honey House wood siding needed some major love after 7 years of exposure to the high altitude sun in CO, high desert sun in OR, and rain in the PNW.

Naively I once again underestimated the time and scope of refinishing my reclaimed cedar and redwood siding.

I like to think that my optimism faults me sometimes and I dive straight in only to realize that the project at hand is going to take some serious grit both mentally and physically.

So, I curse myself the whole time and learn a lot!

With unwavering love for this little house of mine I applied a non-toxic poly stripper (a holy product really 🙌🏼), which had to sit for 20hours covered in plastic because the first poly seal I used was total BS, scrape and sand until raw wood was exposed, and reseal with a non-toxic wood sealer that I will NEVER have to strip to refresh (another product that deserves some serious ❤️)!

That may sound simple but I don’t think y’all know how many times I went up and down my ladder, balanced on the tips of my toes, bruised my shins, sanded/scraped/painted until my arms were falling off, and the days went on to completion.

The siding doesn’t look like it did when I installed it and never will, but I fully embrace the marks and stories it holds from years living and traveling with the tiny house.

Thanks for the helping hands that added TLC to this wood. @reynlawson @goosesgeeses @caliopyjane

Seasonal changes come with mixed emotions but alwa

Seasonal changes come with mixed emotions but always feel so good!

Tiny house on our new land a couple blocks away from my tiny house✨

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