The weather is expected to turn quite unpleasant, and in some areas, ice rain could actually cause a few power poles to topple. I don’t think this will happen, but just for fun, here’s a question:
How do you prepare for a 48-hour power outage at -5 to -10°C (23 to 14°F)?
It never hurts to think about this kind of situation, even if it’s unlikely.
How do you prepare for a 48-hour power outage at -5 to -10°C (23 to 14°F)?
It never hurts to think about this kind of situation, even if it’s unlikely.
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HilfeHilfe6 Feb 2021 19:04superzapp schrieb:
and how do you heat it up?I have a gas grill outside and/or a fireplace inside the house and/or a fire bowl in the garden 😉H
HilfeHilfe6 Feb 2021 19:32Bookstar schrieb:
Well, you should always be prepared for at least a one-week blackout. Gas stove, gas grill, a few bottles of alcohol. Otherwise, just some emergency food supplies. Also wood, etc.
Just put meat and frozen items outside in the snow.Sure, I’ve stocked up on vodka, some adult magazines, and Viagra. Lockout and lockdown can come.
Schimi17916 Feb 2021 19:38Enough wood stored in the cabin and beside the fireplace. Plus two dozen candles ... :p
(... and mulled wine!)
(... and mulled wine!)
Ötzi Ötztaler schrieb:
How are you preparing for a 48-hour power outage at -5 to -10 degrees Celsius (23 to 14 degrees Fahrenheit)?Today at midnight we had a power outage – luckily only for 10 seconds.
Yes, it’s a bit concerning... we have a fireplace and a gas grill outside. We could also go to the caravan, which is charged and therefore self-sufficient :p
But I would prefer not to have to try that.
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