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If you ever need cement to set up a bit faster (too wet of a mix) you can sprinkle some dry Portland on it. That will absorb the extra water and start to set quickly.
Thank you for this excellent video. I learned a great deal, you working with the soupy mixture lets me know you can fix it if you go too far on the water. I am looking forward to doing my project even more now after seeing what you do. Carry On Madam!
Thank you Jen so much for this video. I have been doing it off and on for several years because that's how effective it has been for me. Also, looking and searching for a video that has both balance and stretch has not been easy. There are rare videos out there that have both exercises together. So this video and your part 2 are the best and only. Thank you again ❤
I love your video! I have been attempting to make a large cement planter with little success so far but now I am going to try again with your hypertufa very helpful ideas and examples of trial and error til we get it correct :) DIY is so fun. I love having nice things without having to spend lots of money.
I have to say I did enjoy your video, however, why didn’t you just add more product to the mix to thicken it up a bit, I would think it would have been much easier.
All of these problems caused by using far too much water in you cement mix and way too much oil! I should imagine that you have worked this out already!
@@janethayes1908. The truth hurts sometimes. IMHO the hostess was very cordial and pleasant to listen to but way too many “not the correct way to do things” moments in the video. The killer, to me, was not doing the challenging ball, not correcting the soupy slop, and not showing the results.
Please add some big rocks to the birdbath - it's too deep and the birds could drown. I enjoyed the video and appreciate seeing mistakes - and how to carry on!
I could not find a follow up video. I would really like to see the finished project. If there is one, please reply with a link to the video. Thank you.
I thoroughly enjoyed this. I've shared the video with a Health & Wellness community group that I am part of. Thank you for sharing this workout on RU-vid!
Thanks for the video! I have great memories of a group of us towing our boats up from Oregon several years in the late 70's to fish Salmon. The Big Rock Motel!
Did you look at the end? You can do a lot with hypertufa. Her mix was a little runny so that was an issue. You can make more regularly shaped containers using a box inside a box for example, or a bowl inside a larger bowl. They end up looking almost like stone planters.
Wow! You must be very sensitive to being controlled and brainwashed if you could not watch the video because of that! Holy molly! What a silly excuse to get political!🤔😊 Hard to see her logic....🤔🤔🤔
@@FletcherHillier Yes it can over the very long term. But I know people who have hypertufa planters out in their gardens that are well over 10 years old. What is missing here is the leaching period. You can’t really plant directly into it after making them. Here in the PNW we usually leave them outside in the rain for a winter to do that.
after molding the sand, "pour" a thin layer of the cement mix over it. let set just a bit. this will separate the sand from the mix, now you can add mix by the handfuls without having it peel off some sand.I love your videos :)
