@KnightOfWangernumb Probably it's just convenience. Hauling water from a nearby laundromat is easier than melting snow. It actually takes a lot of energy (electricity) to melt snow, and time.
@BADBOYLG Cabin lovers here shower at the university gym, the public swimming pool, or a laundromat. Oh yea, they may beg a shower from an apartment-dwelling friend.
Try looking into composting toilets. They are inexpensive. Very clean. Odor free and can be used indoors. Forget all that running outside in the sub-zero weather when nature calls.
@mooosehammer Nature cabins has two cabins with a Biolet (brand) composting toilet. These composting toilets work well, but the variable heat setting needs constant monitoring to work right.
Pretty nice cabin. How far do you have to drive to get the water? Also, if you melted snow, would it be drinkable or suitable for bathing? Also, would a solar water system be suitable at your location? Thanks.
@nbkcq28 Water is not too far away. It's available from coin-operated faucets in laundromats (three miles away), and from the place shown in the video (five miles away but cheaper).
Great video! I suppose you and the gang get a 'loaded up on goodies' hotel room once in a while as a treat or micro vacation?! Its a great way out there by yourselves surrounded by unspoiled land to enjoy a true connection with yourself and nature and there's nothing bad about that!! perfect environment to relax and get work done!
@zuniga6412 Bears are rare in Fairbanks and 'suburbs'. About four years ago a momma grizzly and two cubs were spotted near by, but that was very, very rare. Fox, moose, lynx and arctic hare are much more common.
@freethinkradio Cabin lovers here shower at the university gym, the public swimming pool, or a laundromat. Oh yea, they may beg a shower from an apartment-dwelling friend.
@jerami101 The cabin featured in this video is just off the main highway. The electric utility simply connected the cabins. All Nature Cabins cabins have electricity.
@AlexRyteuBart It takes energy (electricity) to melt snow. It's simply convenient to fill a couple of 5-gallon jugs on the way to the grocery store, or coming home from work.
@benandrhonda Now that's funny! I never thought of it as a bear fence. It's a child fence to keep toddlers from falling off the deck. Bears are rarely seen this close to Fairbanks and the 'suburbs'.
that was a totaly cool cabin. all except for outhouse. ha ha . but i could really hang out there with wi-fi and internet and food. and heat. thats cool. but how many square feet???
@frezdead1 The cabin featured in this video is 20'x30' (600 square feet) and has cable tv which means broadband speed Internet! Wi-fi is available in other cabins.
Love the video man, when i'm older i want to live in a cabin to!, i love the outdoors and wildlife, i also want to live in the last frontier, lovin it !
@hudi42 Yup, we just call cabins 'dry' if they don't have running water. Living this way for a year will change the way you use water the rest of your life. Former cabin-dwellers appreciate running water more and waste it less.
@OurFadedGarden I talked about composting toilets before. Two other cabins have them and they work fine but require maintenance. Some people use a 'honey bucket' indoors then hauled it outside to dump into an outhouse. This ain't so bad.
@KnightOfWangernumb Probably it's just convenience. Hauling water from a nearby laundromat is easier than melting snow. It actually takes a lot of energy (electricity) to melt snow, and time.
NatureCabins 2 weeks ago
I just have one question. Where do you shower? lol
BADBOYLG 3 weeks ago
@BADBOYLG Cabin lovers here shower at the university gym, the public swimming pool, or a laundromat. Oh yea, they may beg a shower from an apartment-dwelling friend.
NatureCabins 2 weeks ago
Try looking into composting toilets. They are inexpensive. Very clean. Odor free and can be used indoors. Forget all that running outside in the sub-zero weather when nature calls.
mooosehammer 3 weeks ago
@mooosehammer Nature cabins has two cabins with a Biolet (brand) composting toilet. These composting toilets work well, but the variable heat setting needs constant monitoring to work right.
NatureCabins 2 weeks ago
Very interesting. Looks like we lived years ago when I was a kid. We may soon be back to that as the world continues on the path we are locked into/
JimFariello 4 weeks ago
Pretty nice cabin. How far do you have to drive to get the water? Also, if you melted snow, would it be drinkable or suitable for bathing? Also, would a solar water system be suitable at your location? Thanks.
nbkcq28 1 month ago
@nbkcq28 Water is not too far away. It's available from coin-operated faucets in laundromats (three miles away), and from the place shown in the video (five miles away but cheaper).
NatureCabins 2 weeks ago
Nice video -- props for roughing it without plumbing :)
bwcinci9 1 month ago
wow, that was different. cool though
lk1dare 1 month ago
Wow how do u do it?
MrMrsteve01 1 month ago
Great video! I suppose you and the gang get a 'loaded up on goodies' hotel room once in a while as a treat or micro vacation?! Its a great way out there by yourselves surrounded by unspoiled land to enjoy a true connection with yourself and nature and there's nothing bad about that!! perfect environment to relax and get work done!
1707054 1 month ago
WOW I got so cold watching this! but I like it
treintjefop 1 month ago
hello ,from sunny florida. your video is great
remastered1950ford 2 months ago
Way Cool Cabin. :)
wqfs650 2 months ago
The editing, sound, music and pretty much everything was EXACTLY like cribs. Very impressive. Really great job.
MyHauntedExcursions 3 months ago
@MyHauntedExcursions Thank you to everyone who commented on the video production.
NatureCabins 2 weeks ago
I would worry about a bear bashing the door in!
zuniga6412 3 months ago
@zuniga6412 Bears are rare in Fairbanks and 'suburbs'. About four years ago a momma grizzly and two cubs were spotted near by, but that was very, very rare. Fox, moose, lynx and arctic hare are much more common.
NatureCabins 2 weeks ago
Nice but you could easily do a compost toilet in one of these homes.
rawmark 3 months ago
@rawmark See earlier comment on composting toilets. Two cabins have them.
NatureCabins 2 weeks ago
How much does it cost to rent and how long to you have to rent????? I would be interested in August vacation up there
whereskim89 3 months ago
@whereskim89 Nature cabins has cabins ranging from $300/month (small log cabin) to $700+/month for two-story, two-bedroom cabins.
NatureCabins 2 weeks ago
i WOULD LOVE TO LIVE THERE, WOW, SO NICE
dewerbylhserf 3 months ago
@dewerbylhserf What's stopping you?
NatureCabins 2 weeks ago
That's right out of Jack London,,, almost.
Hughganaught 3 months ago
nice video looks cold outside ..so how do you shower may i ask?
freethinkradio 3 months ago
@freethinkradio Cabin lovers here shower at the university gym, the public swimming pool, or a laundromat. Oh yea, they may beg a shower from an apartment-dwelling friend.
NatureCabins 2 weeks ago
Was it costly to get power to your cabin?
jerami101 3 months ago
@jerami101 The cabin featured in this video is just off the main highway. The electric utility simply connected the cabins. All Nature Cabins cabins have electricity.
NatureCabins 2 weeks ago
Neat.. great video.. Super neat!
skyblueeyes4u 3 months ago
i have always wanted to live in a cabin in alaska, or a small house.
enylive 3 months ago
So much snow around and u drive and buy water?? Why??
AlexRyteuBart 3 months ago
@AlexRyteuBart It takes energy (electricity) to melt snow. It's simply convenient to fill a couple of 5-gallon jugs on the way to the grocery store, or coming home from work.
NatureCabins 2 weeks ago
that was great !!!!
MrOrlandobob2 3 months ago
Kicking it like its 1799! LOL Good one.
theflyingteapots 3 months ago
very informative! thanks.
MimiZ914 4 months ago
nice. like the bear fence
benandrhonda 4 months ago
@benandrhonda Now that's funny! I never thought of it as a bear fence. It's a child fence to keep toddlers from falling off the deck. Bears are rarely seen this close to Fairbanks and the 'suburbs'.
NatureCabins 2 weeks ago
that was a totaly cool cabin. all except for outhouse. ha ha . but i could really hang out there with wi-fi and internet and food. and heat. thats cool. but how many square feet???
frezdead1 4 months ago in playlist More videos from NatureCabins
@frezdead1 The cabin featured in this video is 20'x30' (600 square feet) and has cable tv which means broadband speed Internet! Wi-fi is available in other cabins.
NatureCabins 2 weeks ago
hell ya i think this guys liven the dream
letsride4life 4 months ago
Hilarious video, awesome cabin!
cskillet2003 4 months ago
Love the video man, when i'm older i want to live in a cabin to!, i love the outdoors and wildlife, i also want to live in the last frontier, lovin it !
FWHuisman 4 months ago
Nice Upload, Always dream of the simple life, away from the crowds and the bright lights
Kelvino420 4 months ago
lol gilmore girls
KrueMann1992 4 months ago
Nice cabin.
edstar83 4 months ago
Awesome. Loved it.
alianchild 5 months ago
nice video! yepp we make our weekly trip to waterwagon too lol
porkypinekiwi 5 months ago
great vid, I thought by dry cabin you meant no alcohol :)
hudi42 5 months ago
@hudi42 Yup, we just call cabins 'dry' if they don't have running water. Living this way for a year will change the way you use water the rest of your life. Former cabin-dwellers appreciate running water more and waste it less.
NatureCabins 2 weeks ago
funny and creative. i actually aspire to live like this one day. not sure where yet but alaska is definitely a beautiful place!
StephanieRoze 5 months ago
Wow, real life interwebs in the snow LOL, fantastic location and great wee cabin
MrNishi 5 months ago
Gilmore Girls...sweet! lol
SUCKMEISTER005 5 months ago
crazy but i love, have fun
iamsnake21 6 months ago
great creative video!
SolarBurrito 6 months ago
Why didn't they just go with a compost toilet or a bucket with a seat and saw dust?
OurFadedGarden 7 months ago
@OurFadedGarden I talked about composting toilets before. Two other cabins have them and they work fine but require maintenance. Some people use a 'honey bucket' indoors then hauled it outside to dump into an outhouse. This ain't so bad.
NatureCabins 2 weeks ago
well made video, the quality and editing is top notch :) that is a nice cabin
i dont miss living in a dry cabin :P
you dont have the mandatory alaska cracked windshield O_O
siamiam 10 months ago
@siamiam "mandatory alaska cracked windshield" funny and true.
NatureCabins 2 weeks ago
Cool vid! Great editing.
GotBait 10 months ago