I applaud your commitment. Must be a nice smelling garage; well mine smells nice anyway. Happy smoking! :
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:Smoking in My Garage In The Winter
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It's gorgeous out today. I just finished tinkering around in the garage with the door open and now I'm sitting out in the sun working on a bowl of ABF and some black coffee. Not bad for the end of November.
I prefer not to smoke in the house, but I will smoke in the basement during the winter. I would prefer the patio, but if there is snow on the chairs, I'll go in the garage or the basement.I do have a kerosene heater for the garage that I will use at least a few times a year, but the I feel guilty about not cleaning up in there and end up doing more cleaning than smoking. The electric blanket idea would prevent me from moving around and I might actually get to enjoy a smoke.
After looking at what you guys have to do.
I am gonna give my wife a big kiss when I get home.
She has even said "I like the smell of that one".
I try not to abuse the privilege, but she has no issue with my pipe in the house.
And neither of us smoke otherwise.
I am gonna give my wife a big kiss when I get home.
She has even said "I like the smell of that one".
I try not to abuse the privilege, but she has no issue with my pipe in the house.
And neither of us smoke otherwise.
The shop I have now is insulated decently and I added a 1500 watt space heater that will keep the shop between 40-50 deg in the coldest weather. the shop itself is only 12x20 so not much room to heat. In the new house we are purchasing it has a second detached two car garage that I plan on dividing in half and insulating for winter smoking and 365 working. I plan on using 120v baseboard heaters that run about $45 at Home Depot and a window air for the summer. Cant wait!
... Meanwhile, I think my livingroom may be getting a tad too warm, and I'm debating turning off the heat and opening a window for a bit.
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