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Anonymous Coward User ID: 81512813 United States 09/24/2022 10:14 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Have multiple backups. For me primary is generator, that can run furnace. In case of electric outage. Second is LP heater and a good supply of propane. In case nat gas went down. Wood just in case we ever have a widespread disaster like the Texas freeze. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 84251697 United States 09/24/2022 10:21 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | #16: install a woodstove..free heat forever and all you need to do is get off your lazy ass and feed it wood and empty the ash. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 84240981 using firewood to heat your home is antisemetic Wood-burning stoves are even moar antisemitic! survival is antisemitic. |
2Trish
User ID: 79441391 United States 09/24/2022 10:35 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Years back we lost power on January 1st, it was in the low 20's & 30's outside. Even without a fireplace or any other heat source the house never went below 55 degrees. We were without heat for 7 days. One thing I would change is getting a gas stove instead of electric. |
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Chay-Ophan
User ID: 77752291 United States 09/24/2022 10:54 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Sure woods great. If you can get it. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 56729232 Chances are you will pay more for wood than gas. Then you still got to cut it. Pile it. Move it load it watch it clean it & be there for it Seems most of you don't live where it's cold. Try burning 20 cords of wood. And running short. Yeah pussy's don't know what winter is. If your poor & cold. Dig a hole & burry yourself. Sincerely Go fuck yourself this winter. Friction creates heat. No problem, your house is made of wood! You're welcome! ChayOphan |
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User ID: 73323597 United States 09/24/2022 11:02 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | How To Keep House Warm Without Electricity: 15 Easy Tips Quoting: Proud Trump Supporter How will you keep warm when there’s a power outage? Don’t Panic! Read our helpful guide for handy tips on how to stay warm without electricity in your home. [link to www.alldryus.com (secure)] Prepare now... think no power..no heat. Now how do we stay warm?? Learn now how to do it and prepare. DO NOT BE CAUGHT OFF GUARD. Wow that was pretty.. unhelpful. Seal up your house real good and now light a fire. Dress warm . Anything else captain obvious? And getting in a car? You mean the big largely uninsulated metal box with air flowing on all sides? 1) decide what space you are going to heat and hang sheets if needed to block off that space. ( yes a tent WILL work, and may be a good idea for sleeping.. but most tents people have won't allow you to stand up. If you have one - fine., but a sheet is surprisingly good at blocking air flow and therefore heat lost. 2) a traditional indoor wood stove is ideal, but failing that a small rocket cooking stove ( runs on twigs) would be better than candles. Or larger rocket stoves are easy to create with barrels or trashcans. Just Make sure you have a way to exhaust the smoke. Candles aren't going to cut it 3) People. People produce heat. The more people you have in a space, the warmer it will get. If you really can't stay warm get a bunch of people together. - Sure you can go to the Government approved "warming spaces" - Just hope no one poisons your food or water or rapes you ... 4) Get Solar electricity Yes it can be expensive. But an inverter all by itself will put off heat all day why it is operating ( I use my inverter exhaust to heat a greenhouse in the winter - and then shut it out another way in the summer) Plus you can generate actual electricity that you can use for pumping water and other tasks - or run your furnace.. The solar heaters they are talking about can be made with a couple sheets of plexiglass, a bunch of aluminum cans and some black paint. You just need a channel through the wall at the top and bottom that allows air to enter, get heated up by the sun and the hot cans and re-enter the home near the top. I passively heat my shop this way. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 82830460 United States 09/24/2022 11:18 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | #16: install a woodstove..free heat forever and all you need to do is get off your lazy ass and feed it wood and empty the ash. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 84240981 using firewood to heat your home is antisemetic Good! Do it more then ! That so called insult has no meaning No one cares about that lame wanna be insult |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 83608992 United States 09/24/2022 11:23 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | theres a you tube video, you take metal soda cans and cut about a third off the side, leaving the hole you drink from, and you paint them black, and make a board out of them for your window, and put the hole you cut facing out and the hole you drink from facing in, and the sun hits the black metal, and makes hot air or something like that. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 82702382 United States 09/24/2022 11:27 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | theres a you tube video, you take metal soda cans and cut about a third off the side, leaving the hole you drink from, and you paint them black, and make a board out of them for your window, and put the hole you cut facing out and the hole you drink from facing in, and the sun hits the black metal, and makes hot air or something like that. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 83608992 How’s that work when it’s dark out and it’s 20 degrees? |
Achduke7
User ID: 84014980 United States 09/24/2022 11:28 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Long term I think the problem will be the price of energy. Here is how Paul Wheaton uses a lot less electricity. Heat yourself and not your whole house. Also build a rocket mass heater to heat your house with just a 5 gallon bucket of sticks once or twice a day. Achduke |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 82879463 Canada 09/24/2022 11:33 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | How To Keep House Warm Without Electricity: 15 Easy Tips Quoting: Proud Trump Supporter How will you keep warm when there’s a power outage? Don’t Panic! Read our helpful guide for handy tips on how to stay warm without electricity in your home. [link to www.alldryus.com (secure)] Prepare now... think no power..no heat. Now how do we stay warm?? Learn now how to do it and prepare. DO NOT BE CAUGHT OFF GUARD. You dont need anything extra to heat your home. Dig down into Earth. If you live in a really cold ass winter climate (like in Canada). Go to the lowest level of your house and dig down 8+ feet into the ground. Make a closed ended pipe, put into hole, put water into pipe, extend the piping outside of the hole and on top of the floor of your house. Wait a day or more. Heat from Earth will transfer heat into the pipe/water, and it will travel up and heat your house. All for free. Dig deeper if you want more heat. If you go 20+ feet that should be enough to transfer enough heat to keep your house very comfortable. |
Achduke7
User ID: 84014980 United States 09/24/2022 11:33 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | theres a you tube video, you take metal soda cans and cut about a third off the side, leaving the hole you drink from, and you paint them black, and make a board out of them for your window, and put the hole you cut facing out and the hole you drink from facing in, and the sun hits the black metal, and makes hot air or something like that. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 83608992 Even better is black mesh/screen to capture the heat in a mini solar collector and duct the heat into your house. A large water tank can be used to store heat. About 150 btu a square foot so do the math. A 100 square feet will continuiusly provide about 15,000 btu when the sun shines mid-day. Achduke |
A Concerned Denizen
User ID: 79546140 United States 09/24/2022 11:34 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | 16. Invite the BidAn's over for a swingers orgy. Blab gobble doodle blurb! You disgusting Cretin! ~ Shit Puppet BrandAn is Nawt Mah Presdint -F J B Death to Ayatollah Ali Khamenei - Death to Iran Death to Kim Jong-un - Death to Democratic People's Republic of Best Korea Death to Xi Jinping - Death to People's Republic of China |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 84168688 Canada 09/24/2022 11:38 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Where's the logic? P00tn just cut off gaz?! Some places in the US are BANNING wood-burning stoves. What does that tell you? Apparently, that burning wood for heat is antisemitic, anti american and pro russian |
Achduke7
User ID: 84014980 United States 09/24/2022 11:41 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | How To Keep House Warm Without Electricity: 15 Easy Tips Quoting: Proud Trump Supporter How will you keep warm when there’s a power outage? Don’t Panic! Read our helpful guide for handy tips on how to stay warm without electricity in your home. [link to www.alldryus.com (secure)] Prepare now... think no power..no heat. Now how do we stay warm?? Learn now how to do it and prepare. DO NOT BE CAUGHT OFF GUARD. Wow that was pretty.. unhelpful. Seal up your house real good and now light a fire. Dress warm . Anything else captain obvious? And getting in a car? You mean the big largely uninsulated metal box with air flowing on all sides? 1) decide what space you are going to heat and hang sheets if needed to block off that space. ( yes a tent WILL work, and may be a good idea for sleeping.. but most tents people have won't allow you to stand up. If you have one - fine., but a sheet is surprisingly good at blocking air flow and therefore heat lost. 2) a traditional indoor wood stove is ideal, but failing that a small rocket cooking stove ( runs on twigs) would be better than candles. Or larger rocket stoves are easy to create with barrels or trashcans. Just Make sure you have a way to exhaust the smoke. Candles aren't going to cut it 3) People. People produce heat. The more people you have in a space, the warmer it will get. If you really can't stay warm get a bunch of people together. - Sure you can go to the Government approved "warming spaces" - Just hope no one poisons your food or water or rapes you ... 4) Get Solar electricity Yes it can be expensive. But an inverter all by itself will put off heat all day why it is operating ( I use my inverter exhaust to heat a greenhouse in the winter - and then shut it out another way in the summer) Plus you can generate actual electricity that you can use for pumping water and other tasks - or run your furnace.. The solar heaters they are talking about can be made with a couple sheets of plexiglass, a bunch of aluminum cans and some black paint. You just need a channel through the wall at the top and bottom that allows air to enter, get heated up by the sun and the hot cans and re-enter the home near the top. I passively heat my shop this way. As for solar a diy solar collector will pay off almost instantly. A solar panel to power a fan will be the most expensive part along with a DC duct fan to move the heat. Achduke |
A Jackson
User ID: 81528177 United States 09/24/2022 11:49 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Where's the logic? P00tn just cut off gaz?! Some places in the US are BANNING wood-burning stoves. What does that tell you? They are pretty much banned were I live. It’s stupid because I can burn trash and brush and make all kinds of smoke, but I can’t have a wood stove or fireplace that burns clean. I can go to a state park and have a fire, I can have a fire pit in my back yard, I can have a charcoal grill, but wood stoves and fire places inside are highly regulated. Fucking liberal logic. Smoke me a kipper, I’ll be back for breakfast. If you do not take an interest in the affairs of your government, then you are doomed to live under the rule of fools. — Plato “AI is kind of a fancy thing, first of all it’s two letters. It means artificial intelligence.” Kamala Harris VPOTUS |
Proud Trump Supporter
(OP) User ID: 84230165 United States 09/24/2022 11:49 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Thread: Dr. Acula and Friends: Emergency Winter Prep Tips!!! (411) The truth is incontrovertible. Malice may attack it, ignorance may deride it, but in the end, there it is. Winston Churchill Daily Updates Thread: ASS IS IN THE WRINGER - Rolling Updates from 11/16/20 to present (Page 235) |
Weisshaupt
User ID: 73323597 United States 09/24/2022 11:51 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | How To Keep House Warm Without Electricity: 15 Easy Tips Quoting: Proud Trump Supporter How will you keep warm when there’s a power outage? Don’t Panic! Read our helpful guide for handy tips on how to stay warm without electricity in your home. [link to www.alldryus.com (secure)] Prepare now... think no power..no heat. Now how do we stay warm?? Learn now how to do it and prepare. DO NOT BE CAUGHT OFF GUARD. Wow that was pretty.. unhelpful. Seal up your house real good and now light a fire. Dress warm . Anything else captain obvious? And getting in a car? You mean the big largely uninsulated metal box with air flowing on all sides? 1) decide what space you are going to heat and hang sheets if needed to block off that space. ( yes a tent WILL work, and may be a good idea for sleeping.. but most tents people have won't allow you to stand up. If you have one - fine., but a sheet is surprisingly good at blocking air flow and therefore heat lost. 2) a traditional indoor wood stove is ideal, but failing that a small rocket cooking stove ( runs on twigs) would be better than candles. Or larger rocket stoves are easy to create with barrels or trashcans. Just Make sure you have a way to exhaust the smoke. Candles aren't going to cut it 3) People. People produce heat. The more people you have in a space, the warmer it will get. If you really can't stay warm get a bunch of people together. - Sure you can go to the Government approved "warming spaces" - Just hope no one poisons your food or water or rapes you ... 4) Get Solar electricity Yes it can be expensive. But an inverter all by itself will put off heat all day why it is operating ( I use my inverter exhaust to heat a greenhouse in the winter - and then shut it out another way in the summer) Plus you can generate actual electricity that you can use for pumping water and other tasks - or run your furnace.. The solar heaters they are talking about can be made with a couple sheets of plexiglass, a bunch of aluminum cans and some black paint. You just need a channel through the wall at the top and bottom that allows air to enter, get heated up by the sun and the hot cans and re-enter the home near the top. I passively heat my shop this way. As for solar a diy solar collector will pay off almost instantly. A solar panel to power a fan will be the most expensive part along with a DC duct fan to move the heat. The fan isn't really needed if the space you are trying to heat is on the other side of the wall. But yeah - any closed box that allows sunlight into the box heat any heat sink material will result in a good amount of hot air rising out of the box. |
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SalvioDiTuna
User ID: 77194052 United States 09/24/2022 12:00 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Common sense. Growing up in Alaska as I did... you guys are hilarious. OMG... how do I stay warm... this is human 101 folks... Rub some of your fucking neurons together and maybe... just maybe .. you won't become a meatcicle. I mean dear fucking God. Try thinking. It works. |
BEEFCAKES
User ID: 77245645 United States 09/24/2022 12:11 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Get a non vented kerosene heater, no electricity required and 100 percent efficiency Quoting: BEEFCAKES ^ This is an idiot's joke. His plan will kill you. Kerosene heaters are perfectly safe . Ask yourself this, would Wal Mart, Home Depot, Lowes and the local hardware store sell them if they were dagerous and a liability? BEEFCAKES |
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