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The earth has actually shifted a lot in the last couple of years. Currently our apartment bedroom is what used to be my bedroom as a teen. When I was a teen (only 6 years ago) the sun used to coming streaming into my window every morning. Now it doesn't come in at all but is a good 15 to 20 feet...

Hello! My name is Laura, I live in the frozen desert of central Alaska and LOVE it! I've been married to my wonderful husband for 4 years now. No children, we're still waiting and praying for a quiverfull. :) I am blessed to be able to stay at home and be a keeper at home, and this also provides...

Look up chaste tree berry. I started using it a couple weeks ago and it regulates the hormones VERY well. :)

This looks almost just like it except the legs are nickel, no glass on the firebox, and no modern trappings or waterbox.

OK I guess I don't have pic's of the stove, and I cannot remember the name of the company. ETA: Yay for not emptying the trash can. It is Washington Stove Works, Everett

It gives my hubby headaches. :)

I'm trying to remember the brand, it's really uncommon name, I couldn't find ANY information on it online, nor anything that even looks like it. It was made 30 minutes from where I grew up (Arlington WA) and I cannot remember the name of the town.... Mount Vernon. Methinks... I'm too tired to...

Hmmm. I'll have to see if I can buy some lard just for that cause we eat little to no pork. And what little bacon fat I have left over gets used for more tasty things. :lol:

Maybe my problem was trying to cure it all at once? We put layer after layer after layer of flax seed oil on it. It started raining near then end and that didn't help at all, we now have rain drop sized "bubbles" on the stove. I don't have any lard, what else can I use? I use coconut oil on my...

That wouldn't work on this stove, this stove has a built in cooking surface for hotcakes and such, and the whole cooktop, including the pot holes are made of that same material. I'm not sure what it is but it's totally different from the rest of the stove.

We fed ours chick crumbles and they did pretty well on it. We hard a hard time getting really hard eggs though. We also added in flax seeds, dessicated coconut and kelp for extra nutrition but still had brittle eggshells.

Hello all! My husband and I are Lord willing moving out to the boonies this summer. No electricity, no running water. I'm SO excited! :D I know it will be a huge learning curve but I'm so thankful for property and a home 100% debt free I don't care that it may be a year or two before we have...