Edenpure classic is what we use, I don’t give a shit about electricity cost as long as it keeps me warm.

Oil filled radiant if you need a space heater but a heated mattress pad is even better. You can get them with multiple zones so each side of the bed can be at its own comfortable temp.

Honestly I don't worry all that much about pipes because I have a house that I actively live in.

...but for people living in trailers, who may not have been here long, even if it's just overnight the temps we're gonna get on friday night does warrant some extra attention.

In the County, can confirm.

Did not disappoint

Depends on location. And it's not like it's expected long-term, it's just a day or two (last time I looked, it was over the weekend)

Or scroll. I don't know about you, but I don't have infinite time to go back through and scroll to see if such and such has been discussed already or not. And even still, so what if it has? Each conversation has been fun and something different has come up each time. Chill my dude.

Yes and this conversation was already started in at least 2 other posts.

Negative 40 wind chill is pretty out of the range of normal Maine cold

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Hey I’m not sure how familiar you are with human social interaction, but if you’re struggling please remember that people like to talk about things that are currently happening, like: the weather. And also how much they hate people talking about the weather. Hope this helps!

I really lucked out.

I do know that But peeps could also scroll and see a similar post and add comment there instead of needing the attention so bad they make their own post

If you’re cold, it’s cold. Bring it inside.

You could just SCROLL you know. No one forced you to click.

I’m new to Lincoln & don’t really know anyone yet, but trying to spread the word in case it helps anyone out.

I switched from electric blanket to electric mattress pad. Love it.

Yep, use sparingly, not continuously.

Keep your heat turned on and crack your faucets, you’ll be aiight

Oil-filled radiant is the way to go. Quiet, no fan blowing dust around, just gentle steady heat. In Britain they're wall-mounted, but I can't find any over here, just plug-in, standalone space heaters.

Get a big roll of plastic from Home Depot and tape it up to the side of your house that is the most drafty.

Do they still do this in the County? Because they definitely used to.

Do not, my friends, become addicted to heat. It will take hold of you, and you will resent its absence!

Also, remember your furry friends. This cold can be deadly for pets too.

> you probably don’t need any fucking help to sit in your 750,000 house, look out your window and call all of your friends from back home to tell them about how cold it is

I feel personally attacked

You can always use some of the leftover motor oil you fertilized your lawn with or like this guy you can just fuel your home with ice cold rage.