Electric Space Heater Dealers Don't Want You To Know About This Nearly Free Way To Heat A Greenhouse

[@TXJan0057]

Last year I used a small one quart crockpot to heat my mini green house it worked like a champ. The draw back was I had to frequently add water. I am shopping the thrift stores for a larger crockpot for cheap.

[@-LOL69]

Hi. How long did you run it each day?

[@TXJan0057]

@@-LOL69 well last year was exceptionally cold so I ran it anytime the temp was below 40 degrees so for about a week that was 24 hours. The rest of the time about 12 hours a day.

[@tessasinclair6315]

Brilliant idea! 👌🏼👍🏼

[@kimberlysmith4997]

Smart

[@azgardener79]

That's a great idea

[@carolleenkelmann4751]

THAT is one of the best ideas I have seen in a long while. Plus the idea of one of your viewers suggesting a crockpot. It just has to work in the practise without a greenhouse to fall back on over the daytime .

[@louisevaughan2165]

I left a comment a few days ago & thought I would throw this out there also . Hopefully a lot of people have already had this thought . I just went to take care of my chickens & they have 5 gal buckets converted to hanging waterers. Well any way when I opened the 1st bucket to add fresh water there was a sizeable chunk of ice in it . I immediately went to this man's idea for the hanging buckets . Just a small hole in the edge of the lid to allow the cord to go thru is all that is necessary. Tiny in fact . Not only will it keep their water liquid for them it will also throw off some heat in the freezing weather . For me just another reason I like this guy , makes my brain work in a better way . All have a good day .

[@rockreader4298]

Dan, ideas like this one is why I say You Have The Best Gardening Channel!. Thanks for All You and Alice do to inspire and encourage people to attain their gardening goals. .

[@johneybrown8136]

Fantastic idea!😎 One suggestion..a black bucket would help absorb more heat from the sun. Much love keep up the good work👍

[@1982MCI]

He did mention in the video that it would be ideal if your greenhouse was in a sunny location and use a black bucket OR spray paint your white, orange, pink, or yellow bucket………. Black, so it will absorb the heat from the sun.

[@reginaweiner3817]

Dan, you are providing such a great service in evaluating and recommending good products for the garden. I have been desperate to find a limited heating system that doesn't present a fire hazard, since my greenhouse is so close to my house. I was able to find a solar generator/bank to run it. The black buckets are waiting. God bless.

[@thomasbarnes6045]

@@johnfitbyfaithnet no

[@bluegrassnnawoods8198]

what brand / model solar generator/bank are you using please & thank you

[@sleepy_onion4838]

I found the those radiant oil heaters are a safe and gentle way to heat a small space.

[@terrace1]

Where did you buy your solar generator? What is the name of it, please? Does the solar generator also work in the winter 🥶? Thanks

[@terrace1]

@@sleepy_onion4838 where can I buy the oil heater, what brand, how big is it? Where do I buy the oil for the heater? Does the oil heater get plugged into a cord that goes into the house? I'm new to all of this. But it's exactly what I need. Thanks

[@YaaYaa25]

Checking the babies 24 hours a day to make sure that they’re warm. Awesome Plant Dad! 🥰

[@greeneyedflower2408]

It was -14F or -25C here near Barrie Ontario in the morning. You folks live in the tropics! Lol The Trucker Convoy came through here today! Go truckers go!

[@kschleich1950]

I bought a 50 watt and it didn’t heat the water enough. My mini greenhouse is a bit bigger than this one of yours. So I ordered the one you said you wished you bought in 100 watts and the 5 gallon bucket shot up to 93°! This is such a great idea and I finally got my tomatoes out of the house. I’m in Seattle so it’s still too cold at night but now the greenhouse keeps my tomatoes nice and warm. Thanks for the great idea!

[@jeaniewhelch7721]

What an AWESOME idea!! Would work for any number of settings!! To warm a mini greenhouse, possibly a chicken coop, rabbit hutches>>>>would need to fix it so it could not be knocked over or the heater end up being out of the water>>>>possibly combine this into some kind of continuous flow warm water so the animals don't have to drink freezing water!! Would have to have some sort of float valve to replenish water as the animals drank>>>>>>What a large number of adaptions one could make!! Thanks Dan>>>>you continue to come up with unique and novel ideas that have excellent possibilities for application!! You are pretty DARN INTELLIGENT and CREATIVE!!

[@anitabellefeuille7362]

There is a you tube video of a guy who waters his rabbits with rain water. It is heated with an aquarium heater. It is filtered. And is pumped with a small pump. It continuously flows from a large tank around the whole rabbitry and back to the tank.

[@mjk9388]

That's genius Dan! I've been using space heaters for my greenhouses in the past, but a lot of them burn out in one season and pose a fire hazard. This is a much simpler/cheaper idea. Thank you for sharing!

[@loripiontek]

My electric oil-filled heater lasts several years in the garage and keeps it at 40°-50° degrees, but this is a more inexpensive solution! I also love the crockpot suggestion of one of your subs, filled with mineral oil for no condensation. Thank you for your suggestions, and dedication, and for your commenters ideas as well!

[@louisevaughan2165]

I have thought of the old used crock pot but the water refill issue stopped me . I like the mineral oil suggestion . Will try that & share the results.

[@loripiontek]

@@louisevaughan2165 Thanks, Louise!

[@WhatDadIsUpTo]

I'll give this a shot. I live next to a large lake in North Texas, still the air temperature can swing from 2 degrees F (record low last year) to 70 degrees F in the same day. I have 2 greenhouses, but still sometimes wind up sleeping with plants inside my house. I grow edible herbs in soil in tubes, which allows me to easily move everybody inside, but leaving all outside would allow me more freedom and not be tied down in Winter. Thanks for the video. New sub.

[@WhatDadIsUpTo]

@@msb8013 Lake Lavon / No "town" - countryside kinda near Farmersville, TX

[@chantallachance4905]

I live in Québec Canada zone 5, my home made greenhous have 12 feet by 20 feet last spring I put a 200 feet heater cable (roof product) in 4 inches in the ground plus a thermomètre in the ground With a -27 Celsius outside the température of the soil it between 8,4C - 9,6C and the température of the air in the greenhouse is between -5C - 5C. Spinach grow at the soil température at 0C Lettuce 4C Tomatoes 10C Now with the heater cable in the soil I can grow year around

[@GrowFreedom]

I’ve done this with 55 gallon drums and irrigation tubing for propagation areas. Great idea.

[@AskTheCarExperts]

Very good idea with the fish tank heater!

[@lawsonone6015]

Great idea! Your cheap/free ideas keep me coming back. I love stuff like that! I wonder if adding stones or bricks to the water would help hold heat in that water and use less energy from the heater.

[@gilbertarzner]

Looks good. I am doing the same thing in my greenhouse, except my mini greenhouse in a corner and is surrounded on two sides with 2" foam and two sides with glass patio doors. I am using a small milk house heater, which costs around $0.10 per day. The milk house heater has a setting around 35° F and works out great. I am in a colder climate with temperatures at night down to the single digits, but usually in the teens and twenty's. Thanks for the video. It's nice to see that other people are doing similar things.

[@naughtyorgneiss]

How many watts is the milk house heater?

[@sidneyeaston6927]

Try bubble wrap to prevent heat loss, the guy who invented that stuff was a genius.

[@pegkennedy2886]

Great thank you

[@user-ic2ug8ys1z]

I love simple diy solutions. You are the man! 😀🌱🌱🌱

[@dadalacks]

Excellent idea, I was considering a ceramic ‘bulb’ type heater till I came across your suggestion. Guess what? Amazon is delivering mine today, just in time for tonight’s hard freeze. I’m betting your idea will work to heat my garage just enough to keep my plants alive. Keep the tips coming, I swing by your channel just for out of the box ideas like this. 🙏

[@sidneyeaston6927]

Glue bubble wrap together in double layers tape seams and use like a jacket around and over your small green house.

[@jorogers3455]

I 💕 love your 💡 ideas. I am preparing to move into the mountains of New Mexico and go off grid. Your bucket tank heater can very successfully run on solar and wing power. Thank you !!!

[@pamelabratton2501]

I just finished planting some seed trays, wrapped them up in plastic wrap and have them sitting on the freezer in the garage. It is old and is the only one that has a warm top! I checked the seeds this morning to verify enough humidity and the bottoms are slightly warm to the touch. It was in the 30's last night! It only fits three trays, so I am looking for an old twin size waterbed heater to use as a seed mat. Where there is a will, there is a way!

[@skybox-101]

But don't they need some air?

[@pamelabratton2501]

@@skybox-101 I use a straw to puff air in every day or so

[@PastorBobUhls]

I live in Florida, but I am vicariously rejoicing with you all for your various discoveries to keep your greenhouses warm😊😉

[@debrasaints3809]

I love this idea! Last night here in NE San Antonio TX it was supposed to be only be 34 degrees, but it really went down to 29 degrees. Yesterday the high was 65! Needless to say I had uncovered my Juliette tomatoes so the plants could get plenty of sunshine. The plants don’t look good this morning. So it looks like the multiple baby Juliettes won’t make it. These tomato plants have been going good since May! I just bought a side house small green house and this fish tank warmer idea will help me leave some veggie starts outdoors. I’m a new sub. I love all of your tips and will be incorporating many of your techniques! Thank you!

[@wishingb5859]

I wonder if this could save someone's life. When the power goes out, a lot of people set up tents in the living room. They could pre-heat the tents when the storm starts and that heater would be easy to run with a solar power station. Hmmmm. We just went through a blizzard and people lost power. I didn't and I do have a generator and a solar power station, but some years the generators haven't started and I would only get a few hours with a space heater. This concept would give a more subtle heat source but it would be able to keep running.

[@skybox-101]

Yes and if you can heat up some coals or some type heat source you can extend the heat from water a bit by heating rocks then putting the hot rocks in the water. You can reheat rocks, repeat.

[@wishingb5859]

@@skybox-101 The hot rocks in the water sounds interesting.

[@rosewood513]

I knew there was a reason we all love ya... this is genius... I have a 12X8 but I also have a small tall one in the middle where I keep more sensitive plants. I have to be careful; I just ordered this with prime it will be here tomorrow, Sweet. I will paint my bucket black and have it ready... Thank you so much now I can start my seedlings inside the GH....

[@AnEnchantedLife]

Terrific idea! This should help extend our season up here in Canada. I'm going to "borrow" your idea, make it our own and see how many more growing days & nights we can get. Thanks for sharing this!

[@huebui8470]

I had almost the same idea, without the cardboard lid. My bucket produces warm vapor, and it's almost like tropical atmosphere in my greenhouse. My asian fine herbs are growing fast and healthy, just like in their natural environment.

[@jonboibuilds7726]

Hi Dan, Wow what a great idea… I a green house like yours and made a mini one inside it as extra protection, I setup a fish tank heater in a 5 gallon bucket and put it in the mini hoop house for overnight extra heat. It got down to 19 deg last night and the plant held up great. Thanks :)

[@helengren9349]

👍Good idea! one can use big stoneware jar instead of plastic bucket!! & some rocks will keep warmth longer! 👍 🤩Blessings! 🙏🌟

[@rphjacobs9197]

I love guys (and channels) like you cause you teach us some cool stuff that is practical and affordable. Thanks so much!!!!

[@dodieodie498]

Interesting idea. I wonder if you could also do something similar with a low wattage heating pad. I set up a place for our outdoor cat using a heated pet pad, which was very cheap to run, and I kept it on almost all the time during the winter. And it never got hot enough to burn an animal.

[@snowmiaow]

It has to be water resistant or waterproof.

[@dodieodie498]

@@snowmiaow I'm pretty sure the heated pet pads would be. After all, they are for animals to use. And of course, I wasn't suggesting that you substitute a heated pad for an aquarium heater, submerged in water.

[@helengren9349]

@@dodieodie498 One can protect heated pad with glas or maybe anything of stone that will keep heat longer.(support stone on sides so that it is not in direct contact with pad). Blessings! 🙏🌟

[@dodieodie498]

@@-whackd Are you referring to a plastic dish tub? I'm not sure if the pad that I'm thinking of would produce enough heat to keep a washtub warm, or if the wash tub would be too heavy. Maybe if the tub were placed on something to elevate it over the pad? It might make for an interesting experiment to see if it could maintain a certain temp. I wonder if the pet pad would keep a hot water bottle warm. Our cat is gone now, so I haven't used it in a while, She really did LOVE that pad.

[@thetommantom]

I was thinking about getting one of these for a van water tank to keep it from freezing but man this is next level

[@judya.shroads8245]

It's 8° in the east and that set up would greatly help the plants. Thank you. BLESSINGS

[@TheMiccoliGroup]

If you had a composting bucket (no food, just leaves and wood chips) the heat from the composting can produce heat.

[@kenreynolds1000]

nice... FYI, you can get those in really big wattages too. I had a 300w. I've seen them up to 500W. You could keep a pretty big cold frame warm with that. Just watch your extension cord rating!

[@daborrahbush7870]

Hello just stumbled across your page and I really thank you for your wisdom never would have thought about doing I will be getting me a mini greenhouse so again thank you

[@plantabundance]

Thank you kindly!

[@armandbourque2468]

Nice!! I use a similar setup for a woodshed/greenhouse, keeps the stovewood dry all winter, less wood better burn

[@1Lightdancer]

What a great tip Dan!! My former hubby used one of those decades ago when he was brewing beer!

[@thewildhoneybee]

You are so amazing! I’m a baby gardener and I’m so happy that I found your channel! Thanks for your content 🤗🤗🤗

[@Dreamzz101]

NICE!.. who would of thunk it?

[@hotschool4340]

Hi Dan, just found your channel and I have one question, where have you been my whole life? I have been watching gardening videos for years and I just now found you. Anyway, my real question is what is the size of your back yard? You have a greenhouse, a pond, chicken run, over 40 fruit trees, and your massive garden.

[@kccorliss3922]

Could put sheet of styrofoam underneath greenhouse to insulate from cool ground. Could fill some clear garbage bags with air and place around greenhouse for more insulation. Or place mini greenhouse on top of compost pile.

[@MrDanrn999]

Great idea!

[@karmelicanke]

Best idea insulating the ground ! My husband put black tar paper shingles against the brick wall of the house against which large windows lean making our little greenhouse. the tar paper heats the interior to 0ver 90-115F in the winter and when I left a very large earth filled clay pot inside, it also retained heat so that at the end of January, I harvested an armful of swiss chard which was planted in the ground. Amazing because chard is a tender plant and it was -25C to -13F [-13 to 8F ] at night and during the daytime as well. On a sunny day I'd shovel in snow to a depth of a foot, replace the windows, the snow would melt and water the little garden. No electricity needed. Using large water-filled soda bottles in black trash bags or painting them black will get quite hot and dissipate the heat throughout the night. Cheap and effective solution for night time heating. I'm in zone 4a.

[@twobeards6714]

Love the compost idea.👍☝👍

[@DancingGardener58]

All good ideas!

[@karenmccarthy4748]

@@karmelicanke uhmm what is tar paper? The stuff on shed roofs? That heats up in the sun?

[@roncalender4926]

Thats a great idea. Mabey that would be good to keep a chicken coop warm. Even though chickens dont really need heat. Thanks for your video.

[@POSMhorsefarmer7]

Thanks!

[@adamcnessesq]

very cool

[@mikewright3029]

you're kind of like a mad scientist... I didn't realize gardening could be so fun. lol. Thanks! :D

[@mar1video]

This is what radiant heat is all about . Close the bucket lid to keep the moisture to manageable level. To upscale the project : get 2 or 3 55 gallon plastic drums , electric water heater and about 300 feet of garden house . Make it a closed loop with small pump recirculating the water. Now you can start 20,000 plants.

[@boitumelomeje1908]

How many watts (electic heater) can one use in a 55 gallon?

[@YasLoLo7]

Your ideas are genius and I'm learning so much. Thanks.

[@brotherricardopalaciofsc8712]

This is a great idea. Easy and cheap. My favorite things.

[@DanceToHeal]

Ahhhhh I am so excited for your channel!! Greenhouse heating has been a problem i’ve had (Canada) since I started gardening! I’m so excited to try these ideas! thank you for sharing your knowledge! 🌳💚

[@claireanderson2078]

Dan... Thank you so much for braving the cold to bring us this very compelling & informative clip.

[@dudester873]

Wow -- good info; 👍 I didn't know fish heaters used so little electricity and the auto ON/OFF is a bonus.

[@kimivy7234]

Mind. Blown. Im thinking I could hook the fish tank heater to a battery hooked to a solar panel.... Thanks for these great videos!!

[@shainhahn]

This is a winter garden tent life saver! No more problems with humidifier clogging up!

[@plantabundance]

Cheers!

[@helenmoore8743]

I'm really liking these "They Don't Want You to Know" videos. Such great ideas for saving money. Btw, I'm looking forward to planting the seeds I ordered from you!!

[@nadif8437]

That is a fabulous idea!!!! I don't need one for my fish tank but I'll definitely get one for my plant babies!! Thanks for the tip!!

[@SlackerU]

I was contemplating this strategy just the other day. I was thinking of combining my want for a pond with my need for a high tunnel. I may put a 300 gallon tub in a 12x12 or 12x20. With active garden-soil around all the sides of the pond it might release even more heat, though IDK.

[@adifferentwayuk3335]

Genius dude, exactly what I need! Thankyou from a cold England 🇬🇧

[@vinimarshall7301]

It also works in a bigger greenhouse ,if you drill a hole into a barrel screw in a diesel heater plug and wire it to a solar panel it warms the water

[@dr.froghopper6711]

Good idea! I’ve done exactly that inside a large cooler but using a half gallon jar of water. I was using it for producing gourmet mushrooms and needed a way to control temperature, humidity and air flow. A computer cooling fan run through a 1.5” hose and put on a timer provided the air flow. But it works great!

[@marieruble408]

Such a great idea! Thank you so much. New project!

[@naomisims7230]

Y'all are so inventive! Loved to read all your ideas.

[@TrixieM712]

Thank you. With the rise in electric cost this will be a nice saving from having my space heater coming on more frequently. I'm gonna try putting in 2/ 7 gallon pails in my small walk in size in hopes it drops the degrees by 20 so my heater rarely comes on.

[@OniTreefolk]

Thank you so much!! I had a space heater ordered right before this video and CANCELED IT!! I keep fish and had a 50 watt on hand from a local pet store's sale last year!! You rock!!

[@sueperkins8853]

This is such a fantastic idea. I just set this up per your video. I planted some lettuce seedlings in the ground (zone 8a) yesterday. At dusk I laid an old sleeping bag over the greenhouse. This morning when I removed the cover, temp inside was 60 degrees, 27 degrees outside temp. Thank you for sharing this technique.

[@kdrever1096]

The past 3 years I have used an Avalantor clear dome tent 10' x 10' with a portable heater on a black metal stand and a 5gal bucket of water nearby for a heating conductor and moisture. With that, I have had great success thru wind, rain, ice, and little snow. I have a variety of plants. Some tropical, sun and shade plants, simple annuals, and some baby perennials that can't take the cold yet due to being neglected and needing rehab. Last year, I did use bubble wrap to help as an insulator but putting it in the tent and getting the tape to stick was a nightmare until I found the perfect kind of magic tape. This year, I upgraded. I am now trying to heat a 12'x12' Avalantor Clear dome tent. I am looking for 2 things. 1. Suggestions on an actual heater that is not hundreds and thousands of $$ to buy or run. 2. Any other heating options within the tent that will hold at least 55* and above temp. I do LOVE the heating suggestions on this channel with a fish tank heater and a black container but don't think my tropical plants will go for it without losing too much foliage and recover to bloom fully next year as they struggled in the past to get full again with anything lower in temps. However, I am going to give it a shot. Also, we are expecting a big snow storm this year and would like to be prepared. I have my tent tucked up close to the house for protection from harsh weather such as wind and snow. It also provides half shade and allows half sun. Plants are placed accordingly around the tent. Love your channel. I am new to your channel and look forward to watching more of your videos. Gardening is a hobby for me and I have invested a lot of money in it over time to save money each year. The tent or makeshift greenhouse is a HUGE stretch for me and my budget but lasts me years and hoping more than 3yrs like my last one that I still have and is a backup if needed. Too, it comes down in late spring and my patio is used for the summer as it should be. Of course if I can heat w/o electricity or anything complex I am all for it. Saving money is key. Things I have gotten from your videos and comments that will help: black mats, black containers, and the fish tank heaters. If there are any other suggestions besides using compost or more dirt that I might be missing and / or someone has a heater they use they feel safe with, I would like hear about it. Thanks! PS: my concern with the black mats on the patio are bugs and mold. I got ladybugs to help with some bugs but curious if anyone else has ended up with a problem. Like ants from pots and mold growing under from watering and etc ...

[@susanaguilar2890]

Thank you. Good idea for our water well house as well for these short hard freezes we been getting here in the south last couple years.

[@rosemarythyme8595]

Dude…you are a Garden genius! :0)💕

[@danielbrown9469]

That's amazing! 👍

[@elisevautour6292]

Much Gratitude Dan. 🌱💚🌞

[@shehood4074]

Thank you! Nothing wrong with being up at 3a.m! 🙋😂

[@FknNefFy]

Hahaha this whole videos is so me. I just don’t record my antics! Thanks!

[@marilynmarilynohearn476]

I love this Idea. Yeah!

[@tennesseehomesteader6175]

You can also compost in your greenhouse and if you mix it correctly it will reach $140-150° will be your own little heater also. I have a 1500 gallon cistern I use to water animals and plants and my garden I'm thinking about getting an additional one and composting to keep my greenhouse warm. Let me clarify I already have the sister and I want to build a greenhouse around it and add an additional cistern. Should work like a champ!

[@tennesseehomesteader6175]

@@-whackd great ideas! Thanks!

[@littlebrookreader949]

I really like your quiet voice. Great idea! Really good!

[@samredbird4225]

This would be awesome for worm containers! I’ve got 55-gallon tubs for worm composting who always get too cold in the winter,

[@TheTinkerersWife]

What a great idea! YT popped your channel onto my feed and I'm glad they did. That is a game changer.

[@rosalinerabago6389]

I love your idea because our temperatures here in Washington State gets pretty low. We’ve been having snowy weeks now. Thanks so much for sharing your great ideas. As a matter of fact I’m gonna order the exact put together system that you’ve created to protect my plants that I e already stay indoors and bring them outdoors. Thanks again and keep up with more of other ideas that comes to your mind.

[@Rapture9999]

Had an example in thermodynamics in college where a farmer used a large bucket of water in a room to keep his plants alive. Essentially the water becomes a heat “bank” for the surroundings, just like in this instance

[@donthedgen3384]

Great idea for a small greenhouse

[@linns.179]

Genius! Maybe just wrap the bucket in a black trash bag, instead of paint? I would consider this for space heating as well! Well done!

[@maryperrysmith5815]

Just found you this morning I’m checking out all your videos. Thank you for teaching us.

[@klet7333]

Wow very good information. So thankful your channel popped up on my feed.

[@debragarrett5110]

Another idea is heater dog water dish. I use it in my chicken coop to keep water from freezing. Never did a cost analysis for running it.

[@retromancer8262]

Awesome idea. I'll be doing that in my greenhouse soon. Thanks!

[@giorgiaratta3357]

This is the most useful trick you could share with us!! Thanks a million 😊 I will definitely get one to start a mini green house myself!

[@ChicagoS14T]

Just found this channel with this video, liked, subscribed and grow big!

[@davidpedder9048]

Great idea !!!!! Definitely a black metal bucket would be best

[@shirleylangton7967]

Thank you for all your great ideas of how to grow very economically.

[@melissan.2201]

genius! thanks! Do you find that it is too moist in the greenhouse or does the cardboard lid work well for keeping moisture in? I wonder if putting large rocks in the bucket would help, hurt, or offer no change in the heat sink of the water?

[@helengren9349]

👍Good idea. Rocks will keep warmth longer! 👍 And one can use big stoneware jar instead of bucket! 🤩Blessings! 🙏🌟

[@mar1video]

@@helengren9349 - I thought it’s the other way around. The water holds into its temperature longer.

[@helengren9349]

@@mar1video That is true that water holds warmth longer, but also rocks/stones. If you noticed in older architecture, there are some very old houses with thick stonewalls...bricks jag as well...👍

[@lynnmoshansky4785]

@@helengren9349 so wud stacking some rocks around the bucket be best then?

[@helengren9349]

@@lynnmoshansky4785 That's a very good idea! 👍If You have a big bucket you can also have some stones in it. Please be mindful about quality of the bucket..👍 Blessings 🙏🌟🕊️🌍🌎🌏

[@eightandaquarter]

Fish tank heaters work gr8

[@elizabethhendriks9030]

Excellent! Favorite channel…you are a die hard gardner out there at 3 am lol! Terrific content as usual thank you

[@katough]

this is a great idea for a small seedling space like this!. i'd paint the bucket a dark color to increase heat it could build on it's own from the sun during the day.

[@G2theOriginal]

Black duct tape, for the bucket. Great 👍🏼 idea. Thanks for the excellent share. Glad your channel came across my feed!

[@themelting9696]

Nice heat hack, you have my subscription.

[@plantabundance]

Thanks for the sub!

[@freshlesh3019754]

Great video. Thanks for sharing.

[@lisajoy9588]

This might even work to boost the temp a little in the area that my hens roost at night. 🤔 Hmmm, something to think about.

[@penelopegrier5073]

I’m amazed at how many great ideas you have. It just doesn’t seem fair, lol.

[@FRHumphrey]

Thanks Dan.