How do you stay warm?

right b4 winter i got motivated, built floor to ceiling shelves in our outdoor shed-ran a cable line, moved a stereo out there, got a folding lounge chair & set up shop-i used a 1500 watt electric heater for a while, but when it got under 30* i went another direction-Home Depot had a heater sale, picked up a quartz 1500 watt electric & a Dyna Glo TagAlong propane heater http://cgi.ebay.com/DYNA-GLO-TAG-A-...DOOR-SAFE_W0QQitemZ320216413863QQcmdZViewItem
$45 for both, i run the propane heater off a grill tank (less expensive than the tiny bottles) & i'm pretty much set-keeps it warm (around 50* i guess) when it's 10* out-now every day after work i can watch Simpsons & Family Guy w/a good stogie
 
Got a ceramic heater with a fan... blows some warm air, but I am in North Carolina, so not too many nights that get below freezing. Does really well down to about 40 F if I bundle up a little. :ss
 
awsmith4 said:
This is what I have

http://www.northerntool.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_6970_200332711_200332711

Its economical and fairly efficient but I want to get one of these:r

http://www.northerntool.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_6970_200338756_200338756
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Nice, that's totally the kind of thing I was looking for... that thing's badass. The first link, I mean. The second one looks... fatal.

I have an outdoor fireplace but it never really seems like a good night to get it going, just for me. If I have friends over then I'm all about having a fire, but it seems like overkill for just me.
 
newcigarz said:
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This is what I have as well. Only in table top form. It's great except for the fact that the canisters of propane sometimes freeze up.
 
Azo said:
I use an outdoor fireplace to stay warm in the winter months.
Here is a picture:

azo3se7.jpg


Here is a link to the fireplace:
http://www.thebluerooster.com/catalo...lace-p-42.html


Step 1: get an inferno going, as it takes a little while until the fire will generate enough heat to stay warm on a cold evening.
Step 2: while the fire builds up some heat, get cigar, drink, etc.
Step 3: clip cigar and pour drink.
Step 4: adjourn outside, fire up cigar and smoke in comfort.

The fireplace puts out enough heat that I often remove my coat, if it isn't too windy. It has turned my winter smokes into a particular pleasure.
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This is a well executed plan. Great pic too!!
Wish I were there to smoke with ya!!
 
I'm another cold weather wuss. I sit on my porch with kerosene heater and sit right up next to it. Work pretty well down to freezing. Below that, I just say f-it lol.
 
I have a fleece I wear.

But most of the time I amin the garage, car or smoking room in my house. It usually dooesnt get below 70 degrees in there. :D
 
Azo said:
I use an outdoor fireplace to stay warm in the winter months.
Here is a picture:

azo3se7.jpg


Here is a link to the fireplace:
http://www.thebluerooster.com/catalo...lace-p-42.html


Step 1: get an inferno going, as it takes a little while until the fire will generate enough heat to stay warm on a cold evening.
Step 2: while the fire builds up some heat, get cigar, drink, etc.
Step 3: clip cigar and pour drink.
Step 4: adjourn outside, fire up cigar and smoke in comfort.

The fireplace puts out enough heat that I often remove my coat, if it isn't too windy. It has turned my winter smokes into a particular pleasure.
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now thats how ya do it... :tu
 
Seanohue said:
I'm another cold weather wuss. I sit on my porch with kerosene heater and sit right up next to it. Work pretty well down to freezing. Below that, I just say f-it lol.
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:tpd::tpd: I just don't smoke. I have had 3 cigars since December 07.
 
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