How Homeless People Sleep In A Tent At −20°F Without Any Heat

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  @Streetsurvival1 · 3 weeks ago · pinned

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  @SouthernYankee74 · 2 weeks ago

  Been outdoors over 10 yrs now &nbsp;and everything in this video is true. Unfortunately I had to learn it all through trial and error. <br>STAY OFF THE CONCRETE!! <br>Thanks for your video, I&apos;m positive it will save lives.

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  @williamkennison8920 · 12 days ago

  Every dog that ive ever had in my life will steal the blankets every time. That being said, whenever ive been homeless my dogs have developed the habit of getting in the foot of the sleeping bag. Everybody&apos;s &nbsp;happy and warm until somebody passes gas. At that point everyone has to own up and apologize.

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  @Ganer-g3r · 8 days ago

  This video reminds me when I was young and I had to help my father fixing the car

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  @helenabarcas1382 · 13 hours ago

  Excellent, thank you!

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  @tybrady4598 · 3 weeks ago

  Oh good, finally a video talking about the importance of your sleeping pad. If you can afford it, buy a sleeping pad made for winter camping. The higher the R value, the better. Your body produces about 100 watts of heat. Trap that heat and you can stay warm. Make sure you have a tiny bit of fresh air.

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  @roceye · 12 days ago

  *Corrugated board. Cardboard is a component of corrugated board.

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  @UFOpilot-z6h · 3 weeks ago (edited)

  дуже цікава і дуже корисна інформація, хоча я &nbsp;і не беззатько. але інформація по виживанню ніколи не буває зайвою !

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  @WiseAcres-y7h · 4 weeks ago

  Keeping your Feet Warm is the only problem.

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  @ThomasBranson-yv5ub · 1 day ago (edited)

  I sleep in a tent year round. I sleep about two feet off the ground on a military cot. I have a reflective sheet under my bedroll. With a reflector on top holding my heat back on my body. I sleep nice and warm all winter. I also use a tarp that covers three sides of my tent with two feet between my tent and tarp on the sides.

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  @DennisMacdonald-r7d · 2 weeks ago

  Ty so much this will help this winter

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  @ShaunLawson-x4v9q · 7 days ago

  Another really good one is make two short long fires with some rocks in there then put out the fire with dirt and put your &nbsp;tent over it. Lasts all night long 😮

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