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Well, howdy there, Internet People, Let's Bow again. So today we are, we're going to kind of recap something

we went over almost one year ago to the day. We're going to talk about how to stay warm in the

event of a power outage in extreme cold. Okay, so even if you heard this last year, it's always good to hear stuff like this again, so it stays fresh in your mind.

First part to remember, dress in layers. Second part, it's easier to heat a small area than it is a

large area. Stands to reason, right?

That simple, but people tend to forget that.

So it would be wise to designate a room, preferably away from exterior doors and windows, and that's going to be

the room that you're going to try to keep warm. Inside that room, set up a tent and then cover that tent with blankets, tarps, towels, bathroom mats,

it doesn't matter. You're just trying to create extra layers of insulation.

You put as much on it as the tent will hold.

If you do that and you keep the doors to that room closed, you'd be surprised what body heat alone

inside that tent can do to keep you warm.

And if body heat isn't enough, you can always just have a single candle.

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