How To Stay Warm When The Power Goes Out No Electricity Winter Storm

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How To Stay Warm When The Power Goes Out No Electricity Winter Storm Sleeping Bag Sub Zero Sleeping Bag amzn.to/3fn3L2V Have you had power outages this long, cold winter? Keep Warm in your bed with a sleeping Bag. Put on your base layer of long underwear, grab a flashlight, read, relax, and enjoy the down time of a power outage or load shedding. Keep flashlights near your bed. Snuggle with a pet, or family member. The power will be back on before you know it! Store your sleeping bag “uncompressed” so the insulation doesn’t get crushed and lose its ability to loft back out when you want to sleep in it. If your bag gets wet from rain, dew, frost, condensation, or your own perspiration, make sure you dry it out. Hang your sleeping bag up by the loops on the foot of the bag in a dry place out of direct sunlight. Never step on your bag with shoes on.
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How To Stay Warm When The Power Goes Out No Electricity Winter Storm Sleeping Bag Sub Zero Sleeping Bag amzn.to/3fn3L2V Have you had power outages this long, cold winter? Keep Warm in your bed with a sleeping Bag. Put on your base layer of long underwear, grab a flashlight, read, relax, and enjoy the down time of a power outage or load shedding. Keep flashlights near your bed. Snuggle with a pet, or family member.

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@hayleysutter5065 5 лет назад

put in a wood stove, it heats your home ,dries your clothes on a drying rack , cooks your food and heats your kettle for a nice hot cup of whatever, all without hydro. i also installed an indoor hand pump as my well was close enough by so i always have water for dishes and drinking. Next step was solar. So glad to be off the system with no hydro bill and i don't have to stay in bed to keep warm.

@AlaskaGranny 5 лет назад

These are great tips for self sufficiency. Sadly, more and more people are opting for things like condos where none of these are offered, and many forbid barbecues.

@JayP-kd5rc 3 года назад

Great idea if you actually have a place for a wood stove. Unfortunately many do not.

@blitzerbluv7710 3 года назад

Houston people watching this

@AlaskaGranny 3 года назад

Stay safe!

@bhud1972 3 года назад

I’m watching a few days too late. It was 70 degrees here in Houston today.

@carolyng651 6 месяцев назад

Thank You this is 2024 and preparing for things coming

@simplyme7821 4 года назад

My husband passed away a year ago. I have tried to prepare but, I'm afraid the emotional part of being alone and having to take care of all of my needs without anyone to talk to will be very difficult. I bought lots of food that needs just a little water to make a hot meal. I have flashlights and candles. I have a battery operated emergency radio. I guess that faith may end up being my biggest prep. God bless you and thank you for all of the videos that you have made. I think you could do it alone in a heartbeat. Sincerely, Carly

@AlaskaGranny 4 года назад

I am so sorry for your loss. Yes, we are living in precarious times, and the stay at home orders, closing businesses, travel bans, have really isolated many of us. I understand your pain and loneliness. I have been able to visit with family and friends on facetime, which has helped ease my loneliness. It isn't the same. We need our hugs and in person experiences for a sense of safety, belonging and joy. We need social interactions for our health and wellness, and the shutdowns are isolating many of us. Thanks for sharing your experiences, we really can be there for each other.

@forliberty1805 4 года назад

This is where community is so important. Build relationships with your neighbors. Call and facetime family as much as possible. Join social media sites. I know it's not the same as in person conversations but at least you stay connected to others.

@queline213 Год назад

God is one we must depend on. We humans can do so much, and it's still not enough. God is with those who trust in Him. We are never alone.

@Katherine-zp4bq 3 года назад

One of my free tips is - if you have medium to long hair keep it down. It makes a huge difference. As soon as you tie it back you feel alot colder around your head and neck. Also works when going outside, but obviously still wear a hat 😁

@Loofie1-t9t Год назад

But it's so uncomfortable

@LittleCutieABDL Месяц назад

10 yrs ago and still relevant, thank you but at same time we need to move for sustainable and practical ways. My last winter was terrible s i just came out of hospital and had ro give uo my healthcare job due to epilepsy went homeless and barely got by with my savings for bills. This is no way to live in my 20s 😮‍💨 stay well and warm everyone 🩷

@AlaskaGranny Месяц назад

So sorry for your struggles. I hope things improve for you.

@wilan1828 10 лет назад

Nice idea, my only concern is that in the event of a prolonged period without power the cold will hurt you.

@AlaskaGranny 10 лет назад

wil an You are correct, this wouldn't be the only solution for a long term power outage. Most of the time, power outages are for hours, not days or weeks. Most of us can deal with them if we use our heads and have a plan. If the power doesn't come back on soon, go to Plan B, which needs to include back up heat if you live where temperatures are extreme.

@frostywolf9863 8 лет назад

+AlaskaGranny One time my power went out for 2 months

@forliberty1805 4 года назад

@@frostywolf9863 WOW!

@theelectoftheisraylite3608 3 года назад

Tell that to the Texas government right now

@jadynnt 6 лет назад

thanks, im getting this huge snow storm and if the power goes out, we won't have heat. im gonna try to stay ahead of this storm thanks.

@AlaskaGranny 6 лет назад

Best of luck staying warm. Nice that you know to be prepared.

@MonchoDeLaMota 3 года назад

I will do the same, basically, but on a sofa pushed up near my gas fireplace (has battery ignition) with foil and emergency blanket as heat reflectors. Battery and solar powered lamps for reading.

@NephewNinja 2 года назад

Thank god for my small town in wisconsin. Power has only been out once in the 38 years.

@hazel555 3 года назад

My main concern is to keep my waterpipes and waterheater from freezing.

@queline213 Год назад

When my water pipes were frozen (didn't pay attention to the freeze warning), I found on Google that I should turn all faucets on. The reason is that when the pipes begin to thaw, water pressure builds, having all faucets turned on will prevent water pressure from backing up and causing your pipes to burst. It was successful for me. No pipes burst. Some people will wrapped their pipes to keep warm but I don't know how effective that is. Usually the water is on even when electricity is out, so just keep a continuous drip going on all main faucets in the house to prevent freezing.

@sjeeke Год назад

Watching this December 2022 because of soaring energy prices in Europe.

@rodneybrown3137 3 года назад

When I'm dead they can roll me up like this but I'd freakout trying to sleep in a wrapper

@AlaskaGranny 3 года назад

There are other options, luckily.

@lillivaughn8655 3 года назад

Years ago we briefly had no heat. I warmed up some water on the stove not boiling just very warm. I filled 2litre soda bottles and stuck them in a pillow case. I gave one to each of our boys and husband and myself. We called them " heat buddies." We all had blankets as well but it warmed us quickly when we went to bed. Can be held in your lap under blanket during the day. If no gas heat heat water on gas grill outside. Never use grill for heat inside. Plenty of ventilarion.

@AlaskaGranny 3 года назад

Great tips.

@helenboula3538 4 года назад

I have all that stuff so I'm asking if we ever lose it this year in Houston Texas which I don't think we will I will use that Then There Was X in Georgia when I had plenty of cover but never nothing like this yeah I've got the stuff I'll do it thank you

@LyleStyle87 4 года назад

Helen wow you're a beauty

@bebeade71 3 года назад

I hope you are ok now and using these tips now

@bhud1972 3 года назад

I said the same thing about never losing the power in Houston because we’ve been through storms before and never lost power. Now we know to never say never.

@melissaclark7734 3 года назад

Great tips!! I think no matter where you live you should have survival skills no one knows what situation they may find themselves facing. 😧 Question isn't covering our head important in cold weather, because we lose body warmth from our head??💖🚑

@AlaskaGranny 3 года назад

Very true!

@knowthyself5732 7 лет назад

Great tips thank you

@AlaskaGranny 7 лет назад

You are welcome.

@tnationn9524 3 года назад

2021 Clute tx trying to stay warm

@AlaskaGranny 3 года назад

Sorry for your predicament. I have family in Oregon that has not had power for 6 days. Crazy times.

@ResistingArrest 10 лет назад

Great info for the upcoming winter storm season.

@AlaskaGranny 10 лет назад

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@Jazbo777 3 года назад

How cold do the winter nights get up there in Alaska??

@AlaskaGranny 3 года назад

Alaska is a huge state, so it varies where you live. Southeast Alaska, such as Ketchikan, -2 degrees. Interior, such as Fairbanks, -66 degrees.

@jameslangan788 7 лет назад

Thanks Alaska Granny :) I recommended your channel to friens in Northern England where they are getting thundersnow October 29, 2017

@AlaskaGranny 7 лет назад

Thanks for the recommendation, I appreciate it. Thundersnow is scary. We had snow a week ago, and the lakes froze, then warmed back up and thawed. Winds have been howling, and the days are short! I miss endless summer days.

@jeremyviromek 6 лет назад

glad i live in san diego

@AlaskaGranny 6 лет назад

Great place to live, for sure.

@louannelewis7264 5 лет назад

All you need is a urinary catheter with a bag and a small refridge next to bed.

@forliberty1805 4 года назад

lol!!

@lindamoses3697 5 лет назад

Great tips

@AlaskaGranny 5 лет назад

Thanks for watching.

@rwelball5170 4 года назад

This video is usefull since im living in uk now, and its cold here, thanks for the tips!

@AlaskaGranny 4 года назад

Happy to help!

@prepperkitty5457 4 года назад

Excellent !!!!!! Thank you, thank you !!!!!!!

@AlaskaGranny 4 года назад

You are welcome!

@educationcentral_ 3 года назад

I like the opening scene of her on the bed like that

@jacquibishop4189 4 года назад

Where did you get the sleep bag

@AlaskaGranny 4 года назад

This one is no longer available. Check out the Kelty sleeping bag amzn.to/2O9c167

@Windextheprettyblueliquid 6 лет назад

Great advice!

@x_x8732 6 лет назад

Hey I don’t wanna be rude or anything but um what would u know windex ur made to clean glass.

@terrystormo772 5 лет назад

Snuggle up and read a wonderful , large book aloud to the kids. No matter the age it's fun to share a story..

@AlaskaGranny 5 лет назад

Great tip, thanks for sharing.

@patrickoffgrid2350 7 лет назад

thank you

@AlaskaGranny 7 лет назад

You are welcome.

@jameslangan788 7 лет назад

AlaskaGranny , it's July 8 2017 & at 01:30 a.m. E.S.T. on East Coast of America, I got a notice there was a Magna 5 earthquake at Yellowstone Natl. Park & some in the Aleuitan Islands. Can you confirm please? Other than You Tube, there is absolutely no coverage on MSM about it. Hope you are safe !!!

@MilkByCow 4 года назад

I can’t wait for winter to try this out. Looks incredibly cozy and comfortable

@AlaskaGranny 4 года назад

Stay warm!

@forliberty1805 4 года назад

Thank God for our wood burning stove!

@AlaskaGranny 4 года назад

Nice, if you can have one.

@billbailey48 5 лет назад

As always, great tips, love them! ❤😊

@AlaskaGranny 5 лет назад

Glad to know my video was helpful.

@jborrego2406 3 года назад

Thank u I also sleep in sleep bag lol

@AlaskaGranny 3 года назад

😴

@patsycav 5 лет назад

You can't stay in bed all day...you still need heat for your nose...mine gets cold even when I have the heat on, if it's not on 70 or 72. Everyone should have solar panels, a generator and a battery bank, inverter, charge controller etc. The government should pay for it out of the surplus tax money they keep for themselves, instead of distributing it to those who work for minimum wage or live on social security or disability.

@AlaskaGranny 4 года назад

You are cold at 70 degrees, and think the government should give you solar power?