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Near Fatal Mistake @ Remote Alaska Cabin

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@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад

I apologize as there seems to be some confusion with some of what happened. During the day, in order to conserve oil, I burn wood to heat the cabin. If the wood stove cannot keep the temperature around 50F the oil burner will automatically kick on. At night I will load the wood stove as much as possible and the go to sleep knowing that the oil burner will kick on if the temperature drops below 50F once the wood stove fire burns low. This means I do not have to get up every couple of hours to feed the fire. On this ONE particular night, the oil burner ran out of oil. 100% my fault yes and I admitted to that on video. Also at night I sleep with an electric blanket so you don't notice the cold until a cold puppy wants under the blankets. Normally it is so warm upstairs (since heat rises) that Kenai refuses to sleep on the bed and will either sleep on the floor or even sleep downstairs. I underestimated the oil consumption so its a live and learn experience. I need to have a level gauge put on the oil tank so I know the level. Either way now that I have a biweekly fill set up with the Crowley Fuel, I wont have to worry about running out of oil. And yes I should have insulated the windows earlier but the cabin was not cold prior to running out of oil. Thank you! Alone and Kenai!

@tracymorrison1584 Год назад

stay safe and warm; Happy New Year to you both

@richerich8888 Год назад

Keep a nice pile inside that warms up so you can make a fire easily and will burn a whole lot hotter.....

@julietcapp1533 Год назад

Stay safe and Lord bless. Happy New year!

@myrabunting6326 Год назад

Glad you got your delivery fast.

@ZarpeParadise Год назад

The learning curve must be tremendous. Much admiration!

@toscadonna Год назад

I always keep a good sleeping bag in case the heat/electricity doesn’t work. Put an old sheet or blanket in the bag with you by the zipper to keep any cold air out; that’s an old Army trick. You won’t freeze to death in a house in a sleeping bag. I even used to pull guard standing up in my sleeping bag in my fighting position.😂

@ohiowolfsister Год назад

That's interesting. I have a military surplus bag that has arms built in it.

@kaecatalano6113 Год назад

I live about an hour and a half away from Buffalo and I did live in Buffalo years ago for a short time. It is known for its snow because it is located off Lake Erie and if the lake doesn't freeze over, the city gets copious amounts of snow. This blizzard, however, was so powerful, I don't know how seriously people took the warnings. We are located in an area that doesn't see such dangerous conditions and we barely got any snow....just some tremendous gusts of wind. We have 2 sources of heat in the form of our wood stove and also a propane boiler. Living on 20 cacres of woods, the stove is our first source of heat. That said, our governor is now mandating that homes will be switched to electric heat pumps within several years. With the US harboring an aged and fragile grid system, I cannot imagine how people would survive an event like the blizzard of 2022. On a bright note, so many stories are coming out of Buffalo about how people helped each other in so many ways during the blizzard. Buffalo has been called "the city of good neighbors" and these heartwarming stories certainly validate that title! Your video is a reminder to all that we should prepare ahead for unplanned circumstances. We never know what might be behind the corner! Please stay warm and stay safe and have a Happy New Year!

@joannewolfe5688 Год назад

Resist the government mandates to get rid of wood-burning stoves. The newer ones have virtually no harmful emissions as they re-burn gasses. Having that alternative is a matter of life and death in many cases; we can't let governments take away these rights!

@rebeccawatson9410 Год назад

Wow, that’s terrible. We had two solid weeks of below zero temps and no electricity two years ago, in Texas. My intuition had been telling me to get a gas or wood stove and I was in Cali at the time visiting my daughter and bought a gas stove on-line and had it installed. My husband thought I was crazy because we live in Texas and bad winters don’t happen. But the past winters are bad in February and our bills were over a $1000 a month. Not a couple days passed, after I had a 100 gallon gas tank installed and filled, we were hit that terrible winter. Our electricity was out, my daughter & granddaughter came home with me so I had a child under 2 to think of. I thank God I listened to my intuition & ignored my husband’s doubts and got a gas stove. If I lived in NY, I would sneak a gas stove in and if they come check, just hide it or unhook it. People have to think of keeping their children warm and a heat pump don’t work with no electricity. What would we have done if I had no gotten a gas stove, I can’t imagine. I feel bad for people in NY. 😢

@paulatrybus7738 Год назад

I live in Buffalo and even though we were warned, it was like nothing I have ever experienced before and I survived some bad ones in my 67 years.

@calisingh7978 Год назад

Look to German people arrested for gathering wood to heat their homes with the intense electricity bills, it’s genocide.

@donnahalperin2840 8 месяцев назад

How do they expect you to survive when power goes out?🤦‍♀️

@fortressalaska9822 Год назад

When you get the tank moved, I suggest having a sight glass put on it so you can see the level from a window in your house.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад

So a sight glass was something I asked for when the "oil guy" fixed my Toyo and then I just forgot to ask him about it again! It is priority number one now! Live and learn! Thank you Dave! 🤗🧡

@fortressalaska9822 Год назад

@@AloneinRemoteAlaska Great minds think alike

@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад

@@fortressalaska9822 Except when it comes to Mosin vs Garand

@fortressalaska9822 Год назад

@@AloneinRemoteAlaska LMFAO

@SaltySouthTexan 8 месяцев назад

@@AloneinRemoteAlaskaMosin wins …..

@joycetompkins3680 Год назад

Glad they were able to get you oil so quickly, definitely a God send! Thankfully my pups were happy staying inside during the cold spell.

@livinglikarockstar Год назад

Crazy cold, wow have to be tough as nails to bear those type of conditions your amazing. Noticed your wood stove pipe is quite long, it will easily accommodate one maybe two heat exchangers/reclaim that capture heat before it's blown out the pipe, check into them please. Stay warm.

@lindamillman Год назад

Living inMontana, I’m very used to using a wood stove for heat. You need to fill that thing up at night and bank it. It will never get that cold again. You might have to set an alarm to get up during the night and feed the wood stove again. You might want to get a cot and set it up by the stove when it gets that cold.

@englishwoman7697 Год назад

Yes , you never hear of people banking thrir wood stoves.....I dnt think they know how..... We always used barrels stoves ......if you bank it it doesnt go out til mid bext day.....using birch that is.....awesome wood

@ladyhawk1083 Год назад

Another thing that you can do before you go to bed make sure that your canner is full with water and it's on the stove that way when you wake up hopefully with them stove that was burning earlier that water might still be warm for a hot cup of something in the morning and give your dog a drink too

@martymiracle2254 Год назад

My area got down to -49 wind chill. I have a mule and donkey, feral cats, chickens and ducks. Plus 4 indoor dogs. I filled barn with a significant hay for feed and warmth for equine. Locked poultry and cats in garage with heat lamps. Asked God to watch over us and guide me if l needed to do more. My house stayed in 60’s so we were fine.

@jacketssprockets9842 Год назад

Yup I agree your one tough cookie. Good call on the dry cabin No frozen toilet. Lots of advise for keeping warm but keep that fire stoked. One thing we did for our dog Kate since she was a puppy is to have a kiddie pool in the garage with mini flake shavings to go potty in. We scoop it out to a bucket to keep it clean. It was terrible to make our previous dog go out in the rain and potty in standing water. Or during the fire it was so Smokey. And now there is no need to go on a poo hunt. 😊

@kathyjohnston4441 Год назад

Hello...you and Keni look so cold ! Thank you for the Birthday wish, yours was the first one I got. You should by an Energy Harvester Wood Stove, their so efficient. My ex-husband and I had one in our first 2 story house and it blew us out of there. In the winter we'd open our front French doors go let the cold in ! No kidding. We had 3 bedrooms. I also bought double rubberized lined curtains , my heat bills were crazy low..you should get the for your cabin. Keep warm🤗🔥 Your friend Kathy Johnston. Happy New Year🍾

@sarahgupton2552 Год назад

I’ve never lived in a super cold environment though we had snow occasionally when I was a child. We burned coal for heat in the South. It might be wise to create a “safe room”, maybe closet size with a separate heat source to keep you warm and a lifesaving amount of water from freezing to use just if you have such an emergency. 😮😢Maybe you need two oil tanks and call for a fill up when just one is empty! This is a scary episode! ❤

@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад

The oil delivers bi weekly as long as I tell them to start up again and since I didn't do it last year once my driveway was all packed with snow, I just simply forgot! I am all set up again and will definitely not forget next time! I have a plastic wall kit that was sent to me by a subscriber that I can use to block off my kitchen from the rest of the cabin if needed. When I first arrived I basically slept in the kitchen on a folding cot so I would do that if it was an emergency. The wood stove is more than enough to heat the kitchen! Sorry Sarah the episode was meant to show more of how a small mistake could be dangerous but being prepared and having backups for these situations is important! 🤗🧡

@judyshepard1425 11 дней назад

You are one tough gal. God bless you and protect you. Everything is so beautiful there, I can’t understand your love of the country.

@ladyhawk1083 Год назад

Hun you can also put some water and a pan steam warms a place up very quickly and then you can pour that hot water into your canner and have that also going and then keep on adding the smaller pants that heats up quicker to the bigger canning and that steam will really help amazingly

@ckrk7824 Год назад

Not sure why you wouldn't set an alarm and load your stove? In those temps letting it fall that low inside seems a bit silly.

@jrjr1273 Год назад

I really enjoyed Your video as always. Keep up the great work and stay warm. JR

@lafarmhouse Год назад

take care, and stay warm❤have a happy new year🎉🎉🎉from sheboygan, wisconsin.

@offgridhomesteadingmcgarve1494 Год назад

Wow two weeks. That can be a big expense if it’s a extra cold winter. Not as efficient as I would have thought. Two wood stoves and 20 cord’s.😂 I was complaining it was 48 in the cabin the other morning. I’m a wimp…😂

@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад

Two weeks would have been if I kept the cabin at 70-80F. But I like the 50-55F range better and I have the wood stove as my main heat anyway. I have considered two wood stoves but what I really need is a newer and more efficient stove since my cabin is so big. You're definitely not a wimp Ron! Just not so into the cold weather! And that's why you live in Cali! At least you can garden year round! 😉🧡

@pujabelgian 5 месяцев назад

When it comes to heating with wood, small is beautiful, and having a good airtight. Your place is HUGE!

@carolynbotting8064 Год назад

Alone maybe you could move your birky and glass water dispensor closer to the woodstove to other side of your kitchen counter,

@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад

Normally the kitchen is already the warmest place in the entire cabin so it is not an issue. I may move it in winter though just in case! Thank you so much Carolyn! 🤗🧡

@sitioeb Год назад

I have an electric heated mattress pad on my bed, it has been the best investment I have ever bought!! It is so much better than an electric blanket. The Dr I use to work for recommended it to his patients instead of the blanket. If you put a blanket on the foot of your bed it will trap the heat and acts like a foot warmer. It doesn't use that much electricity, so if you are on solar it would not drain the batteries. It is warmer down the foot and gradually will be a little bit cooler towards the top of the bed. I have used the heated mattress pad for over 20 yrs now, I have had to replace it due to a lighting storm that killed the pad, microwave, tv and computer, but that was the first thing I replaced!! You can get it with Dule controls so I will make on side warmer than the other and put my feet on the warmer side and my body on the cooler side. I always have cold feet so this pad is amazing!! My cat loved it too! Bet your puppy would love it too. Stay warm!

@amyfaith2350 Год назад

two words....thermal underwear. They helped me so much in the Texas freeze.

@MiddleEastMilli Год назад

where i live, one word: wool.

@debbiecummings3657 Год назад

I used to live in N Idaho in a log house where it got -40 below most of jan. I had a propane wall heater that didn't need power, so the bathroom and kitchen didn't freeze. And I had a wood stove that we burned 10 cords a winter, but it never got that cold in our house.

@kathykeene9262 Год назад

I pray it has warmed up where u are at. Living In Minnesota we seal off the room where the stove is, which I believe is your kitchen. Place a cot near the stove for u to sleep when it is so cold and keep a fire going all night. Your cabin is open and that's too much space for a wood stove to heat. I believe the kitchen has low ceiling which is a plus. Some people call it a snug room in the winter.

@donnaingle1359 Год назад

Stay safe

@theonewhomjesusloves7360 Год назад

The out takes are hilarious 😂

@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад

HA! So glad you are enjoying them! I am glad I started adding them to my videos! 😉🧡

@patriciaokeefe1866 Год назад

So Happy you are getting a oil delivery. ❤️

@ecalpemos6274 Год назад

Modern woodburners are much more efficient, generate much more heat, and use less wood than older models. An investment, but well worth considering if you have the funds. You obviously insulated the cabin when you had all the work done, so a better heat source would seem to be key. We recently replaced ours and it’s like comparing an old scooter to a Ferrari! Stay warm and well xx

@gman77gas Год назад

Quality old ones are fantastic. I have a 1979 Earth Stove that is a rock star...it was aexpensive stove back then. Its all about quality, size, and the wood ya burn. I would not get a new one with the catalytic converters

@ecalpemos6274 Год назад

@@gman77gas It sounds like you’ve got an excellent model, but all old woodburners are not equal. I recently replaced a huge 30 year old stove for one half the size which generates double the heat. It’s a Danish design - they also have wooden houses and very cold snowy winters. (Mine doesn’t have a catalytic converter). I’ve been amazed at what a difference it’s made. The right woodburner should be able to heat that cabin. Stay cosy! 🔥

@Divinefemininemiracles Год назад

@@ecalpemos6274 hi what brand is it please? 👍

@ecalpemos6274 Год назад

@@Divinefemininemiracles Heta

@ecalpemos6274 Год назад

@@Divinefemininemiracles Heta stove

@arleydog1 Год назад

Stay safe up there! Hoping that you got warmed up to a more comfortable level in the cabin! Kenai is lovely! And a great companion for you! I also live in a dry cabin, and only heat is woodstove! I love it! You are doing a great job! Love your down to earth, no nonsense, common sense take on it all! Great channel!😊👍

@ashleyanderson2859 Год назад

If I remember you don't have a door on your pantry. Not sure, I'm easily confused. If not you could add one or use your blanket trick to help reduce the area you need to heat. Open floor plans are nice but not always practical. In my shop when it's extremely cold I tarp half of it off. Anyway you be careful glad you got your heating fuel. Remember the signs of hypothermia and stay safe.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад

When the oil burner is working (you know when it actually has oil to burn🤣) and the wood stove is burning, the cabin stays pretty warm. Once all the warm air rises, I turn on the ceiling fan and it just blows warm air all throughout the cabin. Feels amazing. And to be honest many times I am opening a window on the second level because its just too warm. Not scheduling a biweekly oil delivery was a mistake on my part and wont happen again. But the wood stove, if properly stoked throughout the night can do an adequate job. I do need a more efficient wood stove though! Hypothermia check! Thank you so much Ashley! 🤗🧡

@ashleyanderson2859 Год назад

@@AloneinRemoteAlaska Roger that. Just showing a little love. As detailed as you are I know you can handle it!

@carols1030 Год назад

Keep your tank full through this winter. It is easy enough to get a few fuel drums in the back of a truck and a 12 v pump to empty the tank for moving next summer, then roll the truck up to the new location and empty the drums back in. So happy you were able to get the fuel you needed quickly.

@siredwardthethird5923 Год назад

Um, is she moving next summer?

@carols1030 Год назад

Dont think so. She mentioned wanting to move the tank location on the property.

@MountainMariner Год назад

That was a pretty good cold & wind event here in Valdez. Not so much snow because the wind blew most of it overboard off the decks. Looks like that missing snow will be here tomorrow though. You should buy the biggest Blaze King wood-stove (next time the RU-vid armored truck drops off your channel paycheck!)

@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад

You mean the next time the RU-vid armored truck stops by to drop of my 5 dollars?! 🤣 I ask for it in pennies so it feels like it's more! But after the $4.99 delivery and processing fee ...... 🙄 I am looking at a Blaze King for sure though! The dealer I am used to dealing with in Anchorage doesn't sell Blaze King? You'd think it would be state law or something? 🤪 Be safe out there Ed! 😉🧡

@catherinerosner970 Год назад

You are doing a fantastic job! Life and weather are sometimes unpredictable, and you handled this like a pro!! I live in far NW Washington State and close to the coast, so our temp's do not get as cold as people think however this last storm brought overnights into the 20's. I love watching your videos. I am sooo glad you have that wonderful dog for company and warmth! 🥰

@gman77gas Год назад

Fule oil prices are nuts. I burn wood, back up lp furnace, back up electric heat! Also have a whole house generac geerator. Got to plan!!!

@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад

A whole house generator is one of my plans for sure! Almost got a Generac when I was living in Colorado! 😉🧡

@rgmm8888 Год назад

You got me... Glad the oil came the next day. 🙏🙏💝💝

@richerich8888 Год назад

To be smart about something is to be the most humble about it. To be humble about anything is to stop and listen.

@josefaortiz1728 Год назад

Glad you are okay.. Good oil company was able to come. Be well safe healthy until next time.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад

Setting up the oil delivery was 100% my mistake as I miscalculated the burn rate. But now that I am back on the schedule, there should be no issues! It was certainly cold but that's what living out here is all about! When Kenai wants under the covers though, it must be chilly! 🥶

@coloradopackratprepper Год назад

I wont let mine out at all when its cold out. But then they are not allowed out unless im there with them. Not gonna be snaks for anything out there. My kitties get under the covers with me too. You need to keep that fire stoked. Been stokin mine during that artic heat wave that came thru. -11° and 4" snow so not as bad as back east. Never lost elec this time. I was freakin holdin my breath too for you!!!!!! Happy New Years!!!!🎊🎉🎊🎉🎊🎉🎊🎉🍾🍾🍾🍾 brain freeze lolololol

@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад

HA! Brain freeze indeed! I never let Kenai out unless I am out there with him or watching through a window. Even when he wants to just lay in the snow for a bit. But he is always tethered no matter what. I did have to keep the fire stoked for couple of days waiting for the oil delivery. Normally the oil heater keeps the house warm enough so I don't have to keep getting up during the night. Happy New Year to you as well! 🤗🧡

@gregchewie3059 Год назад

You are always so light humored!! Thank you for letting us into your life. Happy New Year!!!

@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад

Glad you enjoyed the video Greg! And I hope your 2023 is amazing! 🤗🧡

@bethgruenewald7463 Год назад

Wow, our temps got down -20 with wind chill and it was still chilly with my wood stove and the alternates running. I can't imagine being in Alaska sweating bullets over a fuel delivery. You are a hardy woman Alone! I admire you.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад

-20!! You were getting Alaska weather!🥶 Yeah that fuel delivery thing was totally my fault! All I had to do was get back on the bi weekly schedule and none of this would have happened! Worse case if the oil could not have been delivered, I would have had to get up every few hours to keep the wood stove going for another WEEK! I get cranky when my sleep is interrupted! 🤣 Of course I get cranky when the cabin is so cold I can see my breath still! 😁

@jackjones9460 Год назад

Please, Don’t let the fire go out! Bank the fire in your stove to burn slowly as long as possible and set an alarm to awaken and refill it before it goes out! You’ll have more time to extract heat from it the longer you can keep your heater exhaust inside your cabin. Can you get a heater/stove with a catalytic converter? I’ve seen them made with a metal frame and soapstone walls to radiate more heat into the room. If you can encase your exhaust chimney with air channels you can design it to pull in cold air which after heating will be pushed out by the heat to whatever you direct it. If you’ve a site to send photos I can draw my idea if necessary although I doubt it’s needed. Having the idea once is usually enough. Lmk. Surely some long timer from around there can give you many more tips. Please stay warm, stay alive and keep updating us. Have a good new year!

@alaneverett2531 Год назад

Forget the water !!go straight to the top shelf at least they don't freeze lol🤣🤣🇬🇧xx

@jennbama Год назад

Oh my goodness you made me cold just seeing this. Glad you got a delivery

@michaelcarron3418 Год назад

Hot water bottle for feet in the bed. Load the wood stove up before bed, should go every 4 hrs. Wear some Marino Wool socks to bed, and a wool knit tuk. Goosedown quilt for top of bed. If you need it any warmer than that,.....message me. Lol

@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад

LMAO! I actually use an electric blanket! Thank you so much Michael! 🤭😉🧡

@AnAlaskaHomestead Год назад

Glad you got some oil delivered. Hope you have a great new years.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад

Yeah lucky the oil ran out when it did? If I had to wait another week, I would have just needed to stoke the fire every few hours all night long! I would have been cranky but not a popsicle! 🤣 I hope you and Dianna have an amazing 2023! Thank you! 🤗🧡

@josefaortiz1728 Год назад

Glad you are okay Good oil company came as well. Be safe. Until next time.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад

Thank you so much Josefa and Happy New Year! 🤗🧡

@wendysgoats Год назад

It was cold last week. I live in Wisconsin and we had -35° with the windchill. Our only source of heat is wood. We have 3 wood stoves in the house a cookstove in the kitchen, a small wood stove in the living room and a wood furnace in the basement. We had all 3 of them going. Today I just have the cookstove going in the kitchen. It’s 32° today. Our animals got extra bedding, grain and warm water. I had a water bottle freeze sitting on the windowsill in my bedroom and the pipes froze in the kitchen. Glad you are okay and made it through the cold snap. I’m sure you have more coming. Thank you for your videos. It was our dream to move to Alaska but life had other plans for us. We live it through your videos and another RU-vidr Simple Living Alaska. Thanks again, stay safe and be blessed.

@TheA2214 Год назад

I love your videos. But I must say- I’m glad that I live on the beach in Puerto Rico.

@wdm4686 Год назад

Greetings from Saskatchewan, Canada. You're living the adventure. Stay strong. One thing I do is make hot fires in my woodstove by using smaller wood until the place is up to temperature.Then I plug it with larger wood to maintain the heat. Take care of yourself. Spring will be arriving soon enough.

@susanmurten6178 Год назад

The guy on the phone sounded like that Alaskan Prepper guy 😂

@lissamarschall4401 Год назад

I am so glad you are scheduled for a fuel oil delivery. Miserable holiday for you without heat source other than the wood stove. I know exactly what you were discussing about our pets in this situation. I had a 4 day power outage years ago. My cat and I buried under all the quilts and blankets I could put over us at night. Crappy reading by candle light. I have since moved to another home and so far nothing like that has happened. But I keep my heat on 62 most of the time, even shutting it off during the day. I can't handle it if the place is over heated. Peace love happiness

@Whatt787 Месяц назад

50 degrees in your cabin!, I get the shakes if my condo gets down to 72 degrees here in Florida--50 degrees is your normal temp in your cabin, I'd freeze to death

@jamestboehm6450 Год назад

As long as you can stay warm you are good. I've found clay pots and tealights are good for taking the chill off, they retain a fair amount of heat. It got brutally cold last week and it shocked quite a few neighbors. Hard way to get people's attention. Happy New Year, stay safe, stay warm and know you are on people's minds and prayer lists.

@rainncorbin8291 Год назад

I'm just in Texas but my dogs have heating pads. They're quite spoiled and one shivers if it's under 78. She is wearing a sweater.

@j.r.3215 Год назад

So glad you are not going by just the wood stove and will wait on moving the oil tank, as a Pilot I like backups for the backups. I have seen videos on the "Rocket Strove" that burns pellets that puts out tons of heat and they have a hopper for the pellets that can take about 2 full bags of pellets to feed the stove overnight. Being a "Rocket Stove" it relies on the updraft to keep the pellets lit and not an electric fan. They are not cheap but then neither in a Funeral. 😵😵

@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад

LMAO! I have a nice rocket stove that I keep in my vehicle but it just burns branches. Its awesome though! Luckily I have that wall kit that Mike Falanga sent me at the beginning of spring. That will be awesome if I need to wall off the kitchen and just hunker down there for a winter. I have the wood stove and the oil burner but I need to get a Mr Buddy propane heater too! I may even get another wood stove in the living room just in case. I will always have firewood! At least I never forget that one! 😉🧡

@karinroberts5160 Год назад

I can't imagine dealing with the weather like a rock star. This born, raised, and true Florida women feels for you!

@doctorjoey3 Год назад

I'm in Florida and woke up to a 27 degree temperature the other morning . I can't imaging living back in the snow & cold again .

@brendalea1606 Год назад

rock star no... rookie mistake yes

@sandraficarra618 Год назад

Bless you. Such a strong woman. Have a great 2023.

@brendahone2509 Год назад

Oh my. You looked cold. Your weather came to Minnesota and it was flipping cold. The poor dogs went out to pee did not go where they normally go, they went right next to the house. The one ran off to poop where he normally goes, started running back and in a run lifted his front left paw and could not put it down and would not walk. I ran out and collected him. We have three 18 to 20 pound dogs. They were hanging out by the wood stove during most of the bitter weather. They have sweaters to wear as well. Your right, people need to be very aware of their pets. When I let them out I stood and watched each time and more than once had to go save one of them. Stay warm, your a better woman than I!

@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад

HA! Kenai would walk down the two steps, pee and immediately run inside. When he has to go number two he will go slightly further out but he sure goes quickly. I always go outside with Kenai and when its cold I do not let him go far. That night he wanted under the blankets was the first time he has ever wanted to. He was snoring like a buzz saw the moment his head hit the bed under that eclectic blanket 🤣 But he never hangs out by the wood stove. He actually gets too hot upstairs normally and will sleep on the floor or even sleep downstairs! I do put a sweater on Kenai too. He doesn't mind it at all! But Kenai is too big to run out and pick up! I just offer him a cookie and he comes running!! I was cold for sure but I will take that over being sweaty hot from the sun any day! Not better Brenda! Maybe just more stubborn? 😉🧡

@ladyhawk1083 Год назад

He's like leave me alone I'm hibernating I want to sleep

@Set-Apart-By-Grace Год назад

So, your brain froze...it was freezing! lol I rent a duplex. I don't have a fireplace... I'd be invading someone's house! lol I've come up with a couple of worse-case scenarios, though. First, I'd build a tent around me, then use a camping-style method of using terracotta pots, and tealight candles, and lots of blankets...yeah, I should live a few more hours doing that! 😄 Gosh, I just can't imagine. Thankfully, I live in an area that seldom sees snow. Glad you got your oil....praying for you! ❤

@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад

Oh I could not live anywhere that didn't have snow! I absolutely love the cold weather and would gladly deal with cold over heat! BUT heat does feel awesome when you are cold! 🤔I do like your tent idea though and I would think that would keep you alive at least another day or two Sharon! Maybe stick to the house invasion? I was lucky that this all happened on the same week the oil delivery was in my area! It would have been a long week of constantly getting up to stoke the fire and I get cranky when my sleep is interrupted! 😴🙄🤣 Thank you so much Sharon!

@Set-Apart-By-Grace Год назад

@@AloneinRemoteAlaska ☺👍❤

@cathymc8365 Год назад

Glad to see Crowley's made it there so fast, all things considered. Better days ahead!

@billflowers6739 Год назад

Thank You for Sharing your video, Please stay safe and warm, glad you got some oil

@marybethtanner959 Год назад

Omg 😱 frozen water glass jar 😮 only 23 inside omg

@LostCaper Год назад

We only get -30 c but many multi day power outages as we recently had with Fiona. Oil furnaces can run when hooked to generator but eventually you will run out of gas for the generator. I had 100 litres stored. My Geni used 20 litres a day for 3.5 days then we got the power back. The gas stations with no electricity could not pump so the line ups at the stations with power was 3 hours. Most times the stations ran out in two days. People in Sydney had there power out for a week or more. Some were in big trouble and had to move out. After power was restored in my area I had a friend that I gave the last of my inventory to which was 30 litres. After having 100 litres stored i only had enough for another 1.5 days. Close call and the panic was on with many people.

@mariapina1973 Год назад

you are a brave woman I'm in south Texas and 2021 the freeze storm was something else had never seen weather like that so slowly I have been buying propane heater and propane tanks left the water running for we have a water well so these time we were ok only lost power 4 two and a half hours 2021 we were 3 days with no power keep safe

@richardyoung7731 Год назад

Time to get a back up to the back up heat source. Might I suggest a small propane heater, such as a buddy heater with a couple of 20lb grill tanks as a third heat source in an emergency. Also good as a easy and portable source of heat where needed. Just a thought to ponder 🤔 Thank you for all you do ✌️❤️🙏

@deeregirl7356 Год назад

Your pup is so sweet

@algernoncalydon3430 Год назад

My neighbor bought a wood stove last summer. He came over the other day and was mad because I had said that they will usually burn six or eight hours before having to stoke them. He said his stove died during the night several times and when he gets up it's totally out. He's not from around here. I had to explain to him, when it's cold the stove drafts much more than when it's above zero. At 40-50 below, and that's what we had for a week, it burns twice as much because it's drafting more than normal. Cold sucks. He now knows. Despite having an engineering degree, they don't teach that in college.

@denislegault9864 Год назад

Uh, ummm, ahh oh yes lolol..I hope you have a warmer, healthy New Years 2023...even though you stumbled a little (probably from being so cold you had brain freeze ..lol) i enjoy listening to you..thanks for your channel

@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад

HA! Brain freeze! ALMOST! 2023 has been nice and warm so far! And thank you so much Denis! 🤗🧡

@algernoncalydon3430 Год назад

You'll have to use the old Alaskan method of keeping the stove going. Sleep with one arm out. When it gets cold, time to go stoke the fire.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад

LOL! That's why I have the oil burner! After I load the fire before bed, I shouldn't have to get up to keep the fire going because the oil burner will kick on for those last few hours! I get cranky when my sleep gets interrupted! 😴😉🤭 But I sure had to during this time when I ran out of oil!

@janetwheeler4210 Год назад

I have been sending angels to you 💓💓💓💓💓💓

@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад

Ahh thank you so much Janet! 🤗🧡

@ohiowolfsister Год назад

I live alone in a cabin in the Appalachian foothills. I found the limits of my woodstove at -4 degrees. Best I could get it warmed was 54ish. Chickens did great!

@clintgilchrest1019 Год назад

Oh wow....I couldn't imagine that weather...it is 66°f here in East Texas right now....had a couple days of 8°f and 12°f freak weather...and that was more than enough...well wishes....

@deltas4114 Год назад

Please keep warm, stay safe, Best Wishes for the 2023 year. The best way....1 dog night to help both of you to stay warm. Stoke that 🔥 Maybe think about a second stove since your house is so big.

@algernoncalydon3430 Год назад

It takes years to learn how to live comfortably in Alaska, especially in the eastern interior. There's also a lot a bad advice. Lessons learned the hard way by most. Keep that tank on the topside, fill it all the way up in the fall. That fuel oil doesn't go bad. Because wood stoves need air to burn, they create a negative pressure in the home, which means that it draws air into the house in every crack and crevice. when it's 20-30-40-50-60-70 below, the colder it is the more air gets sucked in. Log cabins, all of them, get cold on the outside and are warm on the inside. They are made from a round log, which has varying grain that not only twists due to the grain difference of one side to the other, but warp when one side is 40 below and the other 50 or 60 degrees, thus letting in more cold air. Permachink, all the varying insulations don't stop this twisting and air leakage. A Toyo or monitor doesn't create any significant drafting as it sucks in the air from outside. Neither should furnaces and boilers, except when someone doesn't pipe in the air from outside which is very common in Alaska. Let your furnace just suck air from inside the house, it will create a negative pressure. Bring air from the outside and it will create a positive pressure which wont suck in the cold air. Lived in a cabin of the old barn style two winters and you could stand by the front door when the furnace came on and feel the getting sucked in. when one stood at the top of the stairs to the basement where the furnace was, you could feel the draft and the air being sucked down.

@MrRKWRIGHT Год назад

Good afternoon Alone. I'm so glad to see you're doing well. Take care, stay warm and of course have a Happy New Year. I can't wait to see more of your journey in 2023!!! - you wonderfully talented offgrid woman. 😊🌹👍

@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад

Ahhh thank you kindly Richard! Kenai and I are completely warm again. Maybe too warm 🤣 2023 will be another crazy year so stay tuned! And I hope your 2023 is amazing Richard! Thank you so much! 🤗🧡

@wileamwales Год назад

Happy new year ❗️May this year bring new happiness, new goals, new achievements, and many new inspirations to your life.💐❤️

@susankenney7536 Год назад

Why is the cabin so cold? Can it not be insulted better.? I don't know. I am a new subscriber. Looking forward to your journey. I live in MD. We had a few days of cold - 10 for a couple of days. I stay inside. I went to put out bird seed. I got a chill had it for hours. Brrr. Ty for helping people who might not think of . Please stay safe stay warm and making sure your fur baby is warm. I so hope others follow. When I was young I lived in WV with my granny. At night she would put a bottle of hot water in a mason jar wrap it so not to get burned. She would put one for me one for her in the bed to put our feet up against to get warm. Just thought I would share that

@MooseHenderson1 Год назад

Great you got a delivery, please be careful. You are my dear friend and this cold can kill.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад

Glad the delivery was the same week I had the issue but if I had to wait until the following week I would have been ok. Just would have lost some sleep having to get up and reload the wood stove every few hours! I get cranky when my sleep gets interrupted! 😴🤣 This cold is absolutely dangerous though and at least now that I back on the schedule, I should be good! Always have plenty of firewood! Thank you so much Moose! 🤗🧡

@MooseHenderson1 Год назад

@@AloneinRemoteAlaska I lost a few Russian friends in Siberia to the cold, when it gets below -40, mistakes are very costly

@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад

@@MooseHenderson1 When anyone thinks about the coldest place on earth, maybe they think Alaska or the Artics but when you say Siberia that always takes number one! At least you made it Moose!

@MooseHenderson1 Год назад

@@AloneinRemoteAlaska the coldest inhabited place on earth is Oymyakon, Russia with average winter temps of -58f. This was located north of my location but we did have four months that never got above -40, a bit nippy. Antarctica gets colder but it is not considered “inhabited”

@jiggyfun807 Год назад

Went through -5/ -17 windchill in Tennessee. We had rolling blackouts 15mins every 2 hrs. My water froze, but then unfroze fine (PECS) We know you care about us,! I got over my mouse problem in my house because of you! Thank you!

@joannewolfe5688 Год назад

I heat my entire little 1940s (no insulation) Appalachian mountain home with an antique French woodstove, and this fall I stockpiled 2 years worth of premium firewood. However, I have to say that the Christmas Bomb Cyclone, with air temps of -10 F and wind chills of -30 F, thoroughly tested my ability to keep pipes from freezing...and I was fortunate not to lose power as so many did. I now know that when the temps get below zero, keeping the house warm enough requires my full attention. But in addition to the woodstove, I have old-timey kerosene lamps and alternate ways to cook, etc. So I never worry about these big weather events. Duke Energy, which is one of the Big Kahuna power companies here in the SE, instituted rolling blackouts for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Initially everyone assumed it was because of peak demand...turns out it was really because of a cyber attack that lost Duke 1/3 of its generation capacity for 7 hours on the 24th and another 7-8 hours on the 25th. And Duke couldn't buy any power because other companies were at capacity output. IMHO, anyone who is not fully self-sufficient for heat and light (and cooking) going forward is going to be in deep do-do. It's so simple to go to Walmart and buy a Kerosene heater and a cheap little butane cooking stove and some rechargeable lights or candles or and old-timey lamp and lamp oil. I'll never understand why people don't take care of themselves! Looks like you have really warm footwear for indoors! Do you know about Manitoba Mukluks? I swear my feet never get cold in them, no matter how cold it is outdoors (or indoors). I wore them outdoors in super cold weather in Nova Scotia. They aren't work gear, but for daily living they are the bomb. Native made; animal skins/fur; and insulated soles. Glad you were able to get that heating oil so quickly!

@LostCaper Год назад

Where at in Nova Scotia are you. I’m in cape Breton

@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад

A 1940's home heated with an antique woodstove! Now that just sounds perfect! Yeah maybe the stove is not as efficient as the modern stoves but it just takes some more TLC to keep the fire going. I am connected to the electrical grid but I want to be able to survive when it goes out. Which it seems to do often. I may need solar to keep computers going so I can make my RU-vid videos but when talking about just survival, I'd rather be able to heat and cook without needing anything. Just good ole pioneer living. Oil lamps for light. Not necessarily battery operated flashlights or headlamps. But that's not a life for everyone. I do know about Manitoba Mukluks! They are very nice and I hear they are very warm! I do not own a pair yet but I certainly will! Oil delivery was just in the nick of time but I will buy a kerosene heater or a Mr Buddy propane heater just in case! Thank you so much Joanne! 😉🧡

@jennywagner2448 Год назад

I'm shocked that your stove doesn't keep the cabin warmer... I have a basement stove that heats my two storey and cannot even imagine frozen indoor water yikes! would a new more efficient stove make a difference? thank goodness you're getting fuel! you and Kenai will be much cozier now yay!

@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад

Yeah my wood stove is very old and not nearly as efficient as the newer ones. This wood stove should have been replaced decades ago! But it does a descent job for now! the oil burner is a great backup and additional heating source that can make my cabin too warm sometimes! Frozen water was something I actually got used to camping in Colorado but also the reason I do not want running water in my cabin! 😉🧡

@wolfspirit-h4g Год назад

Hi! Gihuo brand on Amazon has winter fleece lined pants which are great. These would surely help keep you warm. Happy New Year!

@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад

Hello Jeannette! I own one pair of fleece lined pants and I have to say they are amazing! Talk about a night and day difference! 🥶 I was looking to buy more every time I went to Anchorage or Fairbanks and they were always sold out! So Amazon this year! I will have more pair next winter! My wool skirts are very warm too! And thank you! I hope your 2023 is amazing Jeannette! 🧡

@jamesaigler285 Год назад

Hello again Alone in remote Alaska. I was listening to Ted Nugents song Alaska when this video came up.what a nice coincidence. I sure hope that you might get a warm spell to let you thaw out.take care.stay safe.Happy New Year

@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад

I don't think I have heard that song! I will check it out! That is a nice coincidence huh! Now that the oil burner is going and the wood stove is going, the cabin is almost too warm! Kenai is back to sleeping downstairs again so all is good! 🤣 And Happy New Year to you as well James! 🤗🧡

@priszorn Год назад

Life is full of occasions that we don’t expect. You did everything right that you could do. You managed to keep you and Kenai alive, had lots of wood prepped and were a real trooper! Good job, Alone! We live and we learn. Nobody is perfect. Mistakes happen, but it’s what we learn and how we react that turns a bad event into a positive learning experience. Sending WARM 🔥 wishes to you and Kenai. 😊

@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад

It was a live and learn for sure! Never having run out of oil is now something on my radar! Of course last year it wasn't even possible because my driveway was never plowed. Until my contractor stopped by early spring. So being on the biweekly delivery schedule is something I will have to remember to set up! As long as I have firewood, I wont freeze to death. But I will lose sleep! Thank you so much Pris! 🤗🧡

@dennyfry2056 Год назад

My first thought was for you to get an additional oil tank, or a bigger one. You've probably thought that also. Stay safe and warm! 🙂

@debbiemiller7342 Год назад

So glad you got more oil delivered! Take care and thanks for sharing!

@robinsouth8555 Год назад

Oh my, got the thermal set at 68 and I'm cold. In the cold snap and high winds, we managed, already had insulated tarps up around rabbits enclosure, roofs insulated goats and chickens, thick shavings on floors, and warm water twice a day, dogs inside. Cats have places in garage and old dog house.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад

Oh wow 68F? I would be melting! 🤣 It's so awesome to know you took care of all the animals too though! Maybe none of them were out making noise but at least they were warm! Thank you so much Robin! 🤗🧡

@cookiecrumbles4024 Год назад

I rewatched this one and have to say that no matter what you do cause you have the basement it will always get cold unless the floor gets insulated under in the base ment the cold will come in thru the foundation in the basement... You could try hay bales on the side around the foundation then come spring use the bales in a compost pile to ready for gardening.. it should help keep the cold out some. Lay down plastic so it's easy to move the bales later.. wrap the plastic around the bale as well so it don't get so wet..

@Sarahdrybones Год назад

Up in upstate n.y I took care of feral animals during winter and you can buy a water bowl that you can plug in and it keeps water from freezing for the animals. You may want to invest in this for your pup. Perhaps invest in another tank? Or a second Woodstove? I know years ago I had a fantastic Woodstove it might be good to get a better one? Also a little electric space heater near your sleeping area. Your cabin seems very large space to heat up. I have a small one for just my bedroom so I don't have to run the whole house heating system. Buy that bowl for your dog barely takes much electricity to keep the water from freezing. I wished you'd take Mail so I could send you one. So that's how farmers up north do it for their animals. Very small electric current so don't notice it on the electric bill. Happy New Year to you both. I worry about you up there. Please keep on top the freezing water conditions

@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад

I know about these heated water bowls as I have researched them for livestock. If I can just keep the cabin warm though, Kenai's water should be ok. But as for your suggestions I think I will do both! Get an extra tank AND another wood stove. I was trying to see where another wood stove would work best over the last weekend. And I will buy a newer Mr Buddy heater just in case. I think these will all be more than enough to keep the cabin warm at all times. Since the heat all rises, the upstairs is usually pretty warm (or at least warmer) so just the main level needs better heat. Thank you so much Batsheva and thank you for taking care of those feral animals when you did! 🤗🧡 I hope your 2023 will be amazing!

@Teddydoggie Год назад

Your own safety should be your priority, it’s nice that you worry about others, but perhaps spend more time and thought to your own survival.

@noryaa4194 Год назад

Maybe triple up (3x) -10° mountain sleepbags with a 4th inner 100% Coleman cotton 30° sleepbag as a liner. As backup survival sleep gear, or, so you can sleep 8 hours straight without getting up to stoke the stove.

@laruedouglas7972 Год назад

Please stay safe and warm. We had the same go through the same the week of Christmas. One year we were out of power around 5 days. We used a kerosene heater and oil lamp (which we have around 10 now) and it kept it around 60 - 65 in the house.

@joanplavier486 Год назад

Gosh, so relieved to hear that you & Kenai are okay! Thank goodness that the oil truck was able to reach you so quickly.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад

Yeah Kenai and I are doing great! Kenai just got a little cold and knew all he had to do was get under the covers with me and he would be fine! Spoiled brat! He got under the covers and started snoring right away! The oil truck delivery that week was nice. If not, they would have delivered the following Wednesday which just would have meant me getting up every few hours to reload the wood stove for awhile. I get cranky when my sleep gets interrupted 😴 🤪

@joanplavier486 Год назад

@@AloneinRemoteAlaska LOL, and I guess his snoring doesn't help! 😏

@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад

@@joanplavier486 I think sometimes I snore louder!

@morriganwitch Год назад

I’m glad you got the fuel . Happy New Year xxx

@reconstructingleslie4597 Год назад

Oh wow! That weather was scary! It even got really cold here in Mississippi! I was terrified the power would go. Of course I haven’t set up alternative heat for outages! Water froze though even though it was dripping at bedtime maybe not enough I guess. It froze and burst so Christmas Eve was spent going to Lowe’s in another town getting plumbing supplies but of course didn’t get all needed so had to wait for them to reopen day after Christmas! 200 dollars later I have water! That was exactly my Christmas bonus from work! My fault I haven’t buried the lines cause my son and daughter-in-love are getting a well dug soon! I am playing catch-up in videos I came down with Covid about 10 days before Christmas and it’s been rough. Still coughing weeks later

@naytch2003 Год назад

Beats the heat down here..I'd rather put up with that than a heatwave

@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад

I cant stand heat unless its warming me up during winter. But sun heat drives me crazy! 😉🧡

@JohnGemhunterDX Год назад

I used a Mr. Buddy heater last winter in my trailer w/ my (2)30 lb. tanks that were outside with a cover. It worked great no harmful fumes that I could detect until the next spring when I went to clean the windows, I discovered an almost sticky brown film on the inside of the windows that I thought were on the outside and after further inspection I also found this staining on my walls which I thought was from smoking my pipe indoors all winter, lol. Plus, when the thought to use the propane heater arose, it was mainly to save money. Until of coarse the price of propane went sky high. Nothing near as bad as you have endured this winter bless your heart, the winter here has been unseasonably harsh and has dropped to 0 F. Another layer of fresh snow again during slumber YAY! lol...Just sayin'

@44NorthWyo Год назад

Also, I just remembered. Years ago (more than I care to remember, lol) when I lived in a house with oil heat. There were times that I would run diesel fuel through it. Maybe it would be worth maybe keeping a couple 5 gallon jugs of diesel around for that purpose. As a “just in case”. I did it because I was too cheap to get the tank filled and I was poor.

@ColoringGoatlover913 Год назад

Wow, am I thankful you got your oil so fast. Praise God. Like you said it's a learning curve....no shame in that. We all have to learn. If we have brown outs with electricity we have a little buddy heater. Generators are too expensive and we do not have a good spot for a wood stove and no wood supply. It is a challenge. Yikes. But our state has had no issues so far. Sounds funny but would a tent over your bed keep warm air in from you and your dog. We were advised that is a help. And we so have tents we can set up in the house. They make them for over a bed also. Blessings till next video.

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