You might want to keep the snow off of the top of the fuel tank, before it become aice, Do you refill from the Top, if it’s frozen, you’ll never refill it when you need to
It looks really cozy. I would have expected thicker walls really. You do not seem to have thick curtains for the windows. That might help too with keeping a comfier inner climate
@Roadsaftyeslowdownon October 28, 2025 at 12:20 am
Ok so its a rented dry cabin and you run a toyo heater. How about a 500 to 1000 litre corrugated steel rainwater tank, Stainless would be nice galvanised ok plastic half the price. Get it off the ground, Insulate it with rockwool and clad it again with steel flashing and duct the exhaust from the toyo though the tank from 12 o’clock to 6 o’clock with stainless 50mm stainless tube and if you cant keep that water above freezing point I’d be surprised. although its 38°c here today. Good luck.
@johnwilkinsoniv1746on October 28, 2025 at 12:24 am
Maybe a kerosene heater that you keep outside (with some fuel) just in case you need it… Good ones are safe around adults and very reliable – no one could really complain if you had an emergency and needed it as a backup heat source. Seems like a nifty little cabin!
When I visit Alaska my husband’s family lives there everybody has a boiler heater outside if you don’t have one you will spend so much money for electricity.
I’m guessing you do not use central heating and radiators as the pipes would probably freeze! So just heating the air directly from the combustion makes sense.
@jessiewinegeart3898on October 28, 2025 at 12:46 am
Sheep creek rd. or up the Steese? I LOVE Alaska! Winters -60, Summers a VERY nice 70-90(sometimes), lots of skeeters, occasionally a moose will step out in front of you, might get lucky and actually see a wolf or fox, might get luckier and find a big gold nugget out in the dredge tailings by the Chatinika River out by Ole’s (undoubtedly gone now). Getting too old to go back and see what it’s like today. Glad to see some things haven’t changed.
-35° Ugg
How you gonna live in Alaska and complain about having a fire to heat your cabin? Fuckin city people make me sick
So, POLLUTION
Neat I like it !!
How long does a 300 gallon tank last? That seems small for such a cold environment. You are a very brave woman.
Hottie, good for you, wish i was in Alaska
You might want to keep the snow off of the top of the fuel tank, before it become aice, Do you refill from the Top, if it’s frozen, you’ll never refill it when you need to
So where are you originally from and what brought you to Alaska? Does it get lonely in Alaska?
Is the Togo heater oil or propane? Does it also fire your range?
Get a wood solution for fuel delivery failures.
Wrap some fabric on doorhandels
still have wood stove backup source heat
Hope you have a co2 detector in your cabin. If not I would advise in getting one just in case.
What is the “fuel” ?
Interesting lifestyle for someone that minds the cold 🥶!! Nice place though…👍🏻
Lived in ND where it routinely was colder than Alaska.
I envy your courage. What made you move there? You are bold. But, awesome!
You live in Alaska. I live in Alaska. Why aren’t you wearing gloves, girl? They keep your hands warm.
It looks really cozy. I would have expected thicker walls really. You do not seem to have thick curtains for the windows. That might help too with keeping a comfier inner climate
What do you put in the fuel to keep it from gelling up?
🧊 ice cold 🧊 , myself if the morning lows are in the forties I’m bummed, , ,
Ok so its a rented dry cabin and you run a toyo heater. How about a 500 to 1000 litre corrugated steel rainwater tank, Stainless would be nice galvanised ok plastic half the price. Get it off the ground, Insulate it with rockwool and clad it again with steel flashing and duct the exhaust from the toyo though the tank from 12 o’clock to 6 o’clock with stainless 50mm stainless tube and if you cant keep that water above freezing point I’d be surprised. although its 38°c here today. Good luck.
Maybe a kerosene heater that you keep outside (with some fuel) just in case you need it… Good ones are safe around adults and very reliable – no one could really complain if you had an emergency and needed it as a backup heat source. Seems like a nifty little cabin!
🙏🙏🙏💙💙💙👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Nice to see someone not whining about the fact its cold in the winter.
so excited to see her own breathe? happens a lot of places.
When I visit Alaska my husband’s family lives there everybody has a boiler heater outside if you don’t have one you will spend so much money for electricity.
How does the tank connect to the inside to heat?
I’m guessing you do not use central heating and radiators as the pipes would probably freeze! So just heating the air directly from the combustion makes sense.
I want move to Alaska so bad
Put up blinds and curtains…it will make all the difference to the warmth of the 🏠
Why the short coat?
Which part of Alaska are you in I’m in Healy
Living the dream
Burning wood contributes to the low air quality in Alaska. Better to have this system. Your lungs will thank you
That looks cozy and nice. Basics
Stop using the Lord’s name in vain
What do you do for work? Do you own or rent?
You are insane
Sheep creek rd. or up the Steese? I LOVE Alaska! Winters -60, Summers a VERY nice 70-90(sometimes), lots of skeeters, occasionally a moose will step out in front of you, might get lucky and actually see a wolf or fox, might get luckier and find a big gold nugget out in the dredge tailings by the Chatinika River out by Ole’s (undoubtedly gone now). Getting too old to go back and see what it’s like today. Glad to see some things haven’t changed.
So cosy. ❤❤
Have you ever considered an Heat Pump. .. ?
that space between the outside door and an inside door is common here in Canada. And I’m FAR south of you.
Where an how can I do what ur doing?
What does dry cabin mean?
Mam. Where is your bathroom
So, how do you wash your butt? Or is personal hygiene optional during your estrogen tour?
CELSIUS!!!!!
Are your windows insulated? Maybe hang quilts over the windows at night to keep it warm.
How do you solve the problem of not having a toilet?