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4WheelVFR 02-12-2019 10:43 AM

Re: The "I'm tough" winter smoking thread
 
It's been way too crappy to smoke outside around here. If it's not muddy or rainy, it's way too windy. Luckily I can retire to the man cave for cigars though.

markem 02-12-2019 10:50 AM

Re: The "I'm tough" winter smoking thread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Chainsaw13 (Post 2169625)
I’m outside in my garage now, using a propane and ceramic heater to stay relatively warm. Just have to be mindful of the CO emitted by the propane.

I have a 3-car garage so leave the smaller door open for ventilation. The smoke and kerosene fumes seem to vent to the outside quite readily. If winters were colder here, I would get an infrared heater mounted to the ceiling and add a small exhaust fan. But that would take money from cigar buying, so is unlikely to happen any time soon.

AdamJoshua 02-12-2019 01:07 PM

Re: The "I'm tough" winter smoking thread
 
87 degrees and 60% humidity- welcome to Florida in the winter.

massphatness 02-12-2019 01:11 PM

Re: The "I'm tough" winter smoking thread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Chainsaw13 (Post 2169625)
I’m outside in my garage now, using a propane and ceramic heater to stay relatively warm. Just have to be mindful of the CO emitted by the propane.

Quote:

Originally Posted by markem (Post 2169654)
I have a 3-car garage so leave the smaller door open for ventilation. The smoke and kerosene fumes seem to vent to the outside quite readily. If winters were colder here, I would get an infrared heater mounted to the ceiling and add a small exhaust fan. But that would take money from cigar buying, so is unlikely to happen any time soon.


A bunch of years ago I was smoking in the garage with a propane heater, and my lighter wouldn't work all of a sudden. Come to find out there wasn't enough oxygen in there to get the thing lit. That also explained how I was able to have a conversation with a soldering iron. Good times.


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