Staying Warm in Fairbanks, Alaska: Winter Tips and Cozy Solutions!❄️🔥  

Whether you're an Alaska pro or gearing up for your first snowy encounter, we've got the inside scoop to make your winter a warm delight. Watch, laugh, and share the good vibes. Don't forget to subscribe for more frosty fun!

Lots of great information. Have a blessed weekend ❤🙏

Thanks for this, love your channel so far

just came across your channel an find your information very interesting. I listen it an I am not in Alaska but I do love to be out in Pennsylvania mountains every chance I can be an I dont like being real cold plus I love hearing new ideas to stay warm an safe. Take care an stay warm.

Billy i actually thought that propane is better than heating oil. Have propane the last 28 years and it never froze up or jelled up for me. In the past had the heating oil and it did gel up and the nozzel on the furnace got clogged more often. Main furnace is propane and we have a vent free wall mounted as back up for when power got out. Only able to have 4 of the 100 pound propane tanks. These tanks when filled only goes up to 80 think thats for expansion of the propane in the tanks. Live in a mobile home in a mobile home park. If i could have more tanks i definitely would. Just had to put in a brand spanking new furnace in the house in November and wow it's really efficient. We are just grateful to have the propane heater on the wall in the center of the house it actually keeps the whole home warm. 14 by 70 is the size of our home. Wish there was natural gas available to every home in the US. Also wish our home had a fireplace that would have been really nice. Oh heck I'm rambling on. Sorry for that. Your video was really good today. God Bless you Billy thank you for sharing your experience with us. Very valuable information. 🙏 ❤️ 🙏

****BILLY, PLEASE tell Dee about the large 18 hour hand warmers. I put 1 in each pocket, than at night time transfer them in pajama pockets. You will be toasty all day long. Keeps the bed toasty as well.

Great video Billy!! I live in n. Idaho and use my wood stove for my main heat. Have an electric furnace but only use it for back up. Like when it was -20 and below for a week here. If I had propane I would like it better than electric. Especially for a kitchen stove.