Coffee anyone ?

[Muddy75]

Using my llama mug today

 

[Baymule]

Good Morning! In the single digits here. Makes the coffee better!

Single digits!
Coldest I’ve ever seen was minus six in February 2021, when Texas froze.

 

[fuzzi]

Good morning. Last day sleeping in, have to go back to work tomorrow. Coffee not brewing yet, it's toasty underneath my comforter.

 

[Muddy75]

Single digits!
Coldest I’ve ever seen was minus six in February 2021, when Texas froze.

This is cold but we have been in negative 20-30 windchills so I’m thankful it’s stayed above zero

 

[fuzzi]

This is cold but we have been in negative 20-30 windchills so I’m thankful it’s stayed above zero

I've experienced -20°, it's unreal. We had a 1968 Buick that cranked when other people's cars would not start. That was in Connecticut, almost 40 years ago.

 

[Mini Horses]

24 with feel like of 20....both too cold! Having hot tea until I get around to coffee. Bottles for these two kids came first. Two more waiting outside. Predicting an even colder next week. We're already way below our norm . Gonna be a long day, with naps needed between bottles.

 

[Weldman]

-20°F This was last winter

 

[Blue Sky]

Speaking of cold does anyone have any advice on space heaters? Hubbs built an 8x8 room in the garage. Bottle lamb is in there. I think she’ll need more warmth next week when we stay under 30 degrees for several days.

 

[farmerjan]

If the room is insulated, I like the oil filled radiator type... they will turn off if tipped over, but no blower and will keep a room that size warm. Not good if in and out, open and shut doors alot, but works great if you don't have kids and flapping in the wind doors left open type of thing. No noise and just radiates out heat. I keep a big can of water on top and it evaporates and puts humidity in the dry air.
Also got a small blower type ... Midea brand.... that seems to be working really good and not too hot.. Will cut off if tipped also. Has a thermostat to set and it quietly blows warm air.
I have an old house and lots of tiny cold air cracks when the wind blows.

 

[murphysranch]

Agree with FJ. The oil heater sucks up electricity, but boy oh boy does it work and its much safer.