How to stay warm with out electricity?
I check the long term weather forecast for our mid-April trip. The first stop at Great Sand Dunes NP in CO is in southern CO but at an elevation of about 8,000 feet. We can expect low temp at night ...
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SoundGuy wrote:Grit dog wrote:
Well SoundGuy I could apply all kinds of scenarios here. OP is a full timer by their sig.
Last I checked you’re the one berating them for their ludicrous idea of sleeping without the furnace cranked up.
Some people even LIKE it cold when they sleep. Heck I keep the heat off in our bedroom and open up a window regardless of weather here. We Get under the blankets and sleep like babies!
Yeah, we're "full timers" too ... in our stick house ... and in this stick house I also turn the furnace thermostat down at night but it still comes on from time to time. Why would full timing in a travel trailer equipped with a furnace designed specifically for the purpose of keeping the interior comfortably warm be any different? Doh, it isn't. :S
Berating? ... and where did I ever say "cranked up"? :h We too prefer a cooler interior temp when we're sleeping but that doesn't mean otherwise freezing to death or using down sleeping bags that are good down to -20F. :S Rather, I just set the furnace thermostat so the it comes on at whatever preset temp we prefer, but it certainly isn't "cranked up". :R
If you've got a furnace, use it. :B
Berating, scoffing, cranked up, freezing to death, whatever. Grit dog answered your question about why it could be different for the OP in the part of his post you cut out. Even full timing has temporary situations that aren't "full time".
Can I get 5 emoticons in your inevitable reply please?
