-30 Windchill possible tonight multiple CO counties

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Originally Posted by Irving

It's Group-Work-On-Trucks-Day tomorrow, and it's going to be outside. So that should be fun.

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A small electric heater blower works wonders.

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Originally Posted by Erni

A small electric heater blower works wonders.

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Oh I've tried. It doesn't even put a dent in cold like this. It makes a dent in my insulated and heated garage, but once the door is open, it doesn't stand a chance. I have one, and it just burned up last night, unfortunately. :(

To your point though, I was outside last night and within five minutes my fingers were numb; even with double gloves. I started a fire in my steel chimenea thing and while that didn't make it comfortable, it kept the feelings in my fingers.

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Originally Posted by Erni

A small electric heater blower works wonders.

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You're suggesting an electric heater. To the guy who caught his 4x4 on fire, using a torch.

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Originally Posted by arbol

Get out and walk! It will do you good.

Turn around when you think it is cold.

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I already did that.
Wife wasn?t happy that I told her she could take the trash out....

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Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo

You're suggesting an electric heater. To the guy who caught his 4x4 on fire, using a torch.

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Bushings don't like direct flame.

Tonight, that thing in your kitchen shall be called a "heater" >.>

Brake dust is explosive, I mean collectable.

Up here in MT -35 below with no wind chill is not uncommon suck it up buttercups. I just plowed my self out again today with my ATV its not a big deal just dress accordingly to your outdoor activities.

I went on an inspection today and was all layered up for the single digits. Of course I get there and there are heater/dehumidifiers all over the place and was about 85 degrees inside. Everyone was sweating.

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Originally Posted by Irving

Oh I've tried. It doesn't even put a dent in cold like this. It makes a dent in my insulated and heated garage, but once the door is open, it doesn't stand a chance. I have one, and it just burned up last night, unfortunately. :(

To your point though, I was outside last night and within five minutes my fingers were numb; even with double gloves. I started a fire in my steel chimenea thing and while that didn't make it comfortable, it kept the feelings in my fingers.

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I have one of those propane jet heaters if you wanted to borrow it. Its a good size one. Forget the BTU rating (maybe 120k or 150k) but it will burn through a tank of propane in about 4hrs at full tilt. If the door is down in the garage, it'll run you out.