Got something against pink? Lol. She did all the hard work, I managed the beer and cigars.
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Got something against pink? Lol. She did all the hard work, I managed the beer and cigars.
And here I am all excited if I get the garage up to 60° so I don't need a coat when I go out to smoke. [emoji951]️Quote:
Originally Posted by projectsunfire
Hahaha..it is going to get in the 30's here this weekend at night. I will not be leaving the house.Quote:
Originally Posted by FireTom
Today's high was 32°, much nicer than the 19° when I left for work this morning. They're calling for 3-4" of the white stuff tonight into tomorrow.Quote:
Originally Posted by projectsunfire
Word is we'll have much the same on Saturday...too soon for me.Quote:
Originally Posted by FireTom
6" of snow expected here - no outside gars today. Cannot wait to go south for the winter in a few weeks.
I pretty much don't smoke indoors. In the not-too-cold times, I smoke under a propane lamp on the deck. But when it's below about 25F and/or windy, I have an indoor solution - I put a fire in the fireplace (regular wood-burning) and smoke next to that - the smoke plus about half the heat in the house goes up the chimney. I also run an R2D2-sized hepa filter next to me to catch the rest, and leave it running all night thereafter. Keeps Mrs. Bruck happy :)
The only time's I have smoked outside have either been in my garage with a propane heater cranked up next to me or at my last house on an enclosed porch with a few blankets. If it was super cold I would use an electric heating pad under the blankets.
Cold winters and time crunches are the reason that I originally started piping. Pipe in the winter, cigars when it is warmer or I have a fire handy.
I have a bowl or two a week in my truck with long breaks between sessions. This seems to keep things clean, as people can't believe I smoke in it when I tell them. Keep a window down few inches and febreeze as needed.
I tend to let my stogies rest in the winter, keep up the humidity, and wait for better/warmer weather.