I Have No Heat...and I'm Sick. 🇺🇦

[@shooster5884]

From experience living in my cold draughty house..not below zero but can be down to 5 or 7c and with the range Lit I can keep one room up at 12-14c in winter, but you got to wear layers and above all keep your head warm. Wear a hat all the time when you have no heat. Buy 3 hot water bottles, you have a gaz cooker so can boil water. The winter there could get worse and 3 hot water bottles will really warm the bed plus wear a hat again in bed.. actually a tube type scarf stays on your head better overnight. I do all that stuff every winter. And a light puff jacket with hood is super for cold indoors!

[@christinawrobel4869]

While you chose Ukraine to settle in after 10 yrs of traveling and now feel a solidarity to stay there, I can't help but think some of it is for You Tube content and views. Being in a war zone when you have alternatives available makes me wonder why did you leave in March?

[@vikboss177]

@@christinawrobel4869 he’s full of 💩 even though I’m from Ukraine west region Rivne close to Lviv moved to USA in 2005 live in Washington state seems like he’s using he’s Chanel for pure profit….

[@McGheeOH]

@@vikboss177 haha spot on

[@planningahea8505]

@@vikboss177 whats wrong with that?

[@HDJackal]

I live in Kharkiv. As soon first missiles hit energy infrastructure and I'd been one day without tap water, heating and electricity I immediately started thinking of how to survive and work if it happens again. First of all I ordered sleeping bag (30-40F comfort). Used it only 3 times, good thing. Headlamp, very useful in the night when you walk through the dark city. Power station 260 Wh, still haven't received it yet, but for sure it will help me work long enough. Hope soon we will have enough Patriots to protect our sky from russian missiles.

[@sarahjane8949]

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗

[@kathyn8780]

good for you and I hope those missiles are soon, take care !

[@doyouwanttogivemelekiss3097]

I have no idea what living in a war feels like, but from my very limited experience as a conscript in a western european army I absolutely support getting warm sleeping bags if you can get them. As well as anything else you can get (if you can get it, that is), like small petrol tent heaters, thermos flasks, bed bottles, etc. ( @johnny FD)

[@salty6pence672]

Slava Ukraini 🙏🌍✌ 🖖

[@frankintx699]

The Patriots are on the way and more. Slava Ukraine 💪💪🙏

[@unclegeek]

Johnny, you made a good home choice. Solid walls, two types of heat, and a central location. Well done sir! I liked what you did with the exposed brick and doors. Very cool. Keep well, get better soon. And do not feel guilty for a minute that you made good choices when others did not or could not. Slava Ukraine all damn day long Mike in Canada

[@skinnflint]

How about his choice to move to a war torn country 😆

[@raygreen5926]

The struggle you are in today is developing the strength you will need for tomorrow...Robert Tew....greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪☘🇮🇪

[@Modj-j5m]

The best from Galway, Ireland 🇮🇪 👌

[@Yaroslav_Tselovanskyi]

@@NINAANININA It really depends on individual. Getting used to it makes you less dependent and therefore better prepared if shit really hits the fan.

[@shooster5884]

@@Yaroslav_Tselovanskyi I would say that depends on what you have experienced or lost in a war.. and loss can take many forms..

[@tonybozi6501]

Irish r sick and tired Ray, FCK Henry 8th, and Lord Mount Batton.

[@RandomDudeOne]

It's looking like Russia is going to invade from Belarus and try to take Kyiv again. Take care Johnny.

[@AndrewJ54]

Mate, get out of there. Understand your situation but worse is still to come i believe, remember who and what you are facing. Your are lucky to be able to still get out of there, cut your losses, and dont sacrifice your health and well-being which is most important. Take good care.

[@PopShoppekid]

Andrew, yes he should leave. He got his Ukrainian residence card so that business is done. But winter is long there, barely started now. That thug in the Kremlin will not give up on his aims, this will go on for years sadly. Hope I am wrong about this.

[@TheDreamLovers1]

I agree with you. Go to Thailand or US. Like a boss. You have succeeded in your amazing fundraising. Well done.

[@TheDreamLovers1]

@@GaryAJMartin Merry Christmas.🎄

[@TropicLuv]

Just an idea for you Johnny. I live in the Pacific Northwest and we’re going down to about zero tonight where I live by Mount Hood, OR. Turn on your split heater until your place is comfortable to you in your must used room. Then turn it off. Your heat will last longer and you will not have use too much electricity. The heat will last for quite a long time . Hugs and blessings coming your way. Have a very merry Christmas and I look forward to following you into 2023 and pray that it’s a much better year for everyone in Ukraine.

[@LeTrashPanda]

And take plenty of vit D3, it really helps make up for lack of sunlight.

[@bgd73]

I live in maine with a heat pump, that is fairly new 2018. In fact place is all electric. It was a 1970s design.. and is just catching up back to the future now. With the heat pump, any heat source down low rises to the ceiling, and the heat pump recycles it... it is part of their energy rating being so very good. Just turning on your cook stove is a heat source for the heat pump for example.. even a candle lit is another one. At 17F below it does strain, and I lit some candles one day .. could not believe how much that calmed down the mini split. It uses every morsel of heat source to help itself. Stay safe johnny, been watching for a long time.

[@caseyrebstock3444]

We have family property in Womack Oregon. Summers ☀️ only. Johnny take care of yourself and please know we're praying for all of you affected 🙏

[@carolwilliams8511]

Invincibility centres exist for situations where you have no heat. Also there are cafes. Be out as much as possible. Go to bed when you are at home. This is what I would do.

[@marymoloney5784]

Watch how the sun moves and leave curtains open to allow solar heating into your rooms. Close curtains as the sun moves away to keep heat in. My house catches the full daily cycle of the sun. Heating bills are very low due to this natural heating. No solar panels needed. The sun heats us even on cloudy days. When the water is working fill up pots and pans bath etc to store for future use. Go for long walks to warm up. Hope this helps.

[@disposabull]

Get some max strength 4000IU vitamin D tablets and take 1-2 per day. (You are a big lad) Get some 1000mg vitamin C, don't take them everyday just 1 per day if you start feeling snotty\headache\sore throat etc. Look after your immune system in winter.

[@SalvatoreMancuso-nw5mv]

hi Johnny you know you can use your airco as heater? It's a heat pump you should be able to use it for warming up when you have electricity. Hope it helps

[@pacifist9805]

Air source heat pump, ASHP. Depending on the device specs and outside temperature it can give 4kW thermal energy from 1kW electric energy. He should definitely use it and not floor heating.

[@davejarrell4481]

You should leave the water at a very small drip because it will help your pipes from freezing. Flowing water doesn't freeze as quickly as still water.

[@CymInUA]

"As long as there's two out of the four, right ... so there's four necessities - heat, power, running water and internet... if three or four of them go down, that's when we start to worry." Oh mate, you truly are the comedy gift that keeps on giving! 😂

[@Yaroslav_Tselovanskyi]

Buy an electric blanket that you can sleep on, they even make them with rechargable batteries so you don't need to keep it plugged in all the time. If you can afford if course. Also keep humidity low in your home, you won't feel low temp that much.

[@黒いドラゴン]

I would recommend you go somewhere abroad for the winter. I even assume that in winter some pensioners will die from the cold, unfortunately. The situation is unlikely to improve, but it can always get worse, I think you can see it for yourself. For example, in some houses in Kyiv there has been no electricity for three days already!!!😱

[@floridaspiders179]

There are houses of people living in the Donbass who have had no electricity or water or heat since February 25, the day after the SMO. Ukrainian artillery destroyed all infrastructure services. The bastard Ukrainians shell their own countrymen killing hundreds, even thousands over the last 8 years. 3 Days? That's a joke compared to what the Zelensky thugs have done to the Donbass now for years. Maybe it's time the residents who have been going about their lives for these last years without caring for the Donbass are finally getting due payback. This is not propaganda. Check out Patrick Lancaster's interviews in the Donbass to hear the real story of this conflict.

[@davebauman4991]

Go hammer out a model home deal with the realtors you've been cozying up to. Move into a country style house with non-electric wood fired heating and you'll never have a cold night again unless you too lazy to chop firewood or make straw briquettes.

[@richardvass1462]

Lazy he is not. He did a workout video a year or so ago and he's surprisingly athletic.

[@KardosoMedia]

Feel better soon Johnny! Wishing you a Merry Christmas!

[@LincolnClay98]

Atleast you're rich though, you could easily afford to travel to and live in a hot country

[@JohnDoe-xi1qk]

Send him to the frontline 😂 Just kidding, this pussy would sneak out before

[@sarahjane8949]

Pathetic top comment!!!!

[@20Redram00]

@@thompson7271 bet those countries “far ahead” of the USA wouldn’t be doing so great if we American taxpayers weren’t paying to protect Europe from Russia and friends for the past 80 years, while they gave their money away to pay for free stuff

[@vkt2805]

@@thompson7271 there's s not much fun in refugees camps, even in countries like Belgium. You should give it a glimpse(like ukrainian refugees from those camps vlogging). And its not like refugees are allowed to work. So unless you have a job - its irrelevant that its a 1st world country you're in. And - Yes, I'm ukrainian. And - No, I'm not outside of Ukraine.

[@RRaymer]

@@thompson7271 Shows how dumb you are if you think the whole of Africa/India is 3rd world.

[@sampointau]

The battery banks on the cell sites only last so long without mains power, same with the telephone exchanges, even though it hey normally have a backup generator.

[@deniskacy6238]

I feel for you Johhny and the people of Ukraine. Please get well and stay safe. We are expecting a severe wind and rain storm in the Northeast on Friday.The utility company is predicting 125,000 people without power, and freezing temps, in my state alone. We are all strong!.🙏🙏🙏

[@JohnnyFD]

I hope your storm passes soon!

[@ezzyservicetech..3018]

US & EU will help you until you die in super cold🙄🙄🙄

[@AkRenee]

I have heat but here in Alaska, when it's been consistently at 10° below zero my house feels like I have no heat every night. I have to keep the oven door open with the oven on & use a space heater to stay warm. I also put layers on & sleep with a mink blanket. It helps, best wishes to you, stay warm and I hope you have a Merry Christmas. 🎄🎁

[@glebchornobay]

As citizen of Kyiv for all my life, I think your winter coat not really appropriate for our winters) I recommend to by parka (not sure how it named it in English) it covers even knees)

[@glebchornobay]

@Debbie Drake Tnx man) Always like to improve my English, especially in not common staff) But I heard that because of the more car lifestyle (in USA), a lot of people even in cold states used to wear like autumn coats (as Johnny use) or even less warm. I used to buy parkas for at least one season, because we like spend time outdoor even if it’s cold)

[@alice_som]

He is sick in a cold apartment but still not turning on the heater to save electricity for others 🖤

[@JohnnyFD]

Thanks for the support Alica!

[@marino4691]

No heat is really tough. I slept in a guestroom visiting a relative who lives in the mountains (Europe) during march. And there was no heating on the floor I stayed because they don't heat the rooms they don't use and I just stayed for 2/3 days. no matter how many blankets you have, your ears freeze off and you can't just remove the blanket to go to the toilet because it's freezing cold

[@pacifist9805]

In the old days people used beds which had wooden walls and ceiling. Like a box. Later they began using drapery. Bed poles and canopy. Like sleeping in a tent. High ceiling rooms are cold because heat escapes up. Upstairs neighbour will get some help from Johnny if he starts using the air heat pump.

[@Leo-lj6vs]

I feel you Johnny. I have been sick with a really bad flu and have not eaten for 5 days. Just water and a bit of juice. I can imagine sick and without heat. Look after yourself.

[@Adventure-Guide]

Gargle salt water right at the start of a sore throat....I have not had one 22 years since practicing it. For me, it 100% works

[@ZeuzBluez]

I live in a camper van off grid n find three hot water bottles inside a thermal sleeping bag keeps me warm all night even in -10 c. Wish you quick recovery bro. Very Merry Christmas ⛄🎄🕯️🍷🥃🥂🎄

[@zx1100a1]

Johnny, the reason you fill the bathtub is so you could use that water to flush the toilet. When the water goes out you only get one flush. You don't want to waste your good bottled drinking water to make the toilet work. Baths and showers are a luxury, flushing toilets are a necessity.

[@rowdybme4584]

fyi. You can drive a car with low coolant during the winter. Just be careful if you are stopped for too long and running in idle. The air while driving is what cools it down it mostly. also if it is a slow leak...just add mostly regular water for almost free....antifreeze is just that. Specifically designed to keep water from freezing. A little goes a long way.

[@flukos79]

Mate. You put yourself through all this when you could escape easily. I'll give you that

[@michaelcarron3418]

Wool knit blankets, one or two of them for the bed and couch. Chicken soup is the best for colds. Vicks VapoRub for chest and inside the nose, a little bit in each nostril helps clear the sinuses to breathe. Hot water bottles to keep warm. Anything made of Wool for clothes. Buy some wet wipes if you can't heat water to stay clean. Jump in the car warm it up, take a drive, plug in the phone charger. Go to shop center, get a zip-out sleeping bag, use as top bed cover. Buy some long-john underwear. Buy some Bigelow Green Tea with Elderberry plus vitamin C, comes 18 packets per box, get some. Butane camp stove to heat water for Tea/instant soup.

[@Tigerfan50]

Hope you are feeling better soon Johnny. Your local pharmacy might have something that will help your symptoms.

[@dasarvy]

If you walk just in t-shirts and a thin jersey it's not too cold. I say no less than +18C inside your apartment. I'm in Ireland and I'm in a jersey, a hoodie on top, warm sox, and warm slippers. My home is only +15 because heating oil is too expensive at 1.10 euro per liter, last year it was just 0.40 euro... Thanks to EU sanctions on Russian oil soon one liter of heating oil will hit 2 euros or even more....

[@sebsch4081]

Unless you have a death wish, get out of there.

[@toddmetzger]

Try sleeping in the basement shelter, then having to cook outside on a makeshift wood oven.

[@1Sapphire1]

Doesn't that a/c on your wall also work as a heater? The one I have in Kharkiv does. (Oh, you mentioned it twice later in the video.)

[@mak529]

Try gargling or drinking whiskey. The alcohol helps throat pain.

[@angelacret]

I strongly suggest living in the countryside. Most stuff is DIY, whether there is war out there or not. There is less dependency on electricity and heat. Plus, you grow your own food. Of course, it is less glamorous, and the internet connection can be spotty. In the meantime, dress in natural fibers, such as wool, alpaca fiber, mohair or cashmere. Invest in a down jacket and down blankets.

[@hutzpa3619]

I live in Lviv, had almost no heat from start of this winter. So here is my way of survivial ) 2 layers of socks, first is slightly tight but thin, second is lose and warm. Sippers(preferably with some wool or something like that). Underpants(підштаники or thermal underware) , 2 layers of shirts(same principle as with socks). For the night i have 2 blankets, first layer is regular blanket, and second is 50% wool(bought for like 600 grivens).

[@joeway8665]

-30 Celsius here, lucky it's not too cold there. I eat raw, unpasteurized honey when I get a throat infection. That might help and a lot of black tea. Cheers!

[@szmity]

unpasteurized honey when I get a throat infection - very good advice!

[@jilbertb]

Honey, lemon and whiskey, with a dash of cayenne pepper. Lightly warmed....

[@joeway8665]

@@GaryAJMartin Saskatchewan, Canada

[@szmity]

@@GaryAJMartin 🤣🤣🤣

[@vinettealexander6846]

I hope you feel better soon Johnny take care of yourself

[@lynntfuzz]

You should get one of those extreme weather tents like people use for ice fishing. You could set it up in your guest room. 😂 They are sort of like igloos! My backpacking equipment would be so good for emergencies. I’m starting to become a survivalist! Hahaha

[@richardvass1462]

If he can't get that then he can use blankets to make a tent over his bed and that works real good

[@jb03hf]

You would be surprised how much heat even a tea light can give a cold small room. Grab some candles.

[@RealJayNice]

Johnny things are starting to get even more serious I have the feeling neither side want to lose the war, I hope you can find the opportunity to leave Ukraine.💯

[@androidemulator6952]

Get well soon, Johnny

[@Wizardofwords-g7v]

Get yourself a down sleeping bag and a fleeced blanket. In the old days before electric blankets we also boiled water poured it in a bottle and wrapped the bottle in a flannel to put at your feet.

[@rebeccar4312]

Does Lviv (Lvov) have heat, water, electricity or has their infrastructure been tampered with as well?

[@kendexter]

Stay safe Johnny and take care .. i lost my power here above the Artic circle for 1 month while temperature was -10c to -18c because i could not pay my power bill .i putted up my tent in my smallest bedroom and used the sleeping bag to keep warm . burning those small "te-candles" generated some heat

[@bluesky7288]

Geez, better move to warmer place

[@kendexter]

@@bluesky7288 been there done that and moved north again :)

[@jerry3579]

This one is, if not the top, one of your best videos I've ever seen, even though unfortunately it involves your suffering. It brings the reality of the horror of Putler to light. Thank you, Johnny, and I wish you the best of luck coping. After seeing this, if I have a power failure from a storm in the U.S. where I am, I'll probably laugh and tell myself how lucky I am. I'll also know a bit more about how to keep warm without power.

[@zenarcade64]

So sorry about the heat and electric, but at least you have water and internet. On one level Kyiv is the Sarajevo of 2022, though the latter had it much worse. When that city was under siege in the '90s people had to risk their lives dodging Russia-backed Serb snipers to get water. And for heat they rigged connections to the main gas line. But their gas was odorless, hence many died due to lighting candles as they couldn't detect leaks. As for driving in a blackout, Londoners drove with headlights off intentionally in WW2 to hide from Nazi bombers; however this resulted in more deaths from accidents than from the bombings. Anyway hope you recover quick; I recommend Vitamins C, D, echinacea, elderberry syrup, and green tea with Manuka honey. Actually San Fran. is in the 50s F now, but the rest of the US is about to get slammed with the "bomb cyclone". 16:37 280mgs; pretty good! 17:20 The Wall used to be one of my faves too. But, dude, you do know that Roger Waters is a pro-Russian fool...for me it's cognitive dissonance. Stay safe. Слава Україні!

[@piggybaggy242]

Stay strong and dont complain! Thousands are dead in war protecting ukrain and ukrainians cant give up!

[@viktorias63]

Appreciate Jonny going through this with the Ukrainian people. He can always leave to America and be warm and comfortable again but he's there feeling what Ukrainians are, very cool.

[@arishem555]

Johnny, you need to have some water (like 10% load of your bath tube) so you will be able to flush your toilet. You have saved some water there, - but you will run out of it pretty fast. It's cool you have many different options how to keep yourself warm. But be careful, - if your lungs gonna catch cold, - it might be very difficult for you to recover, - cause hospitals will not have everything they need. And to catch cold in the lungs, - this is horrible decease. Just don't get it. Keep yourself warm. Cheers.

[@garyweaver5512]

Go buy an oil heater. One medium size is enough to heat up one room, a big one can heat even a small apt. Some people live like this through winter.

[@sincityvgk_961]

Hey Johnny, I’ve been watching your channel for a while but I just recently subscribed yesterday I just want to say I’m very sorry that you’re having to live in these conditions and that this is all happening to your country. I hope that it stops very soon because this is not a way to live, and it’s very very very messed up, thanks for continuing to make videos through these tough times.

[@markmitchell457]

@@Joe-Bazuka There it is. He set himself up for this, and he did it completely unprepared. If the Russians are bombing the electric plants, do you think the central hot water plant is exempt from bombing? So far no warm coat, no emergency sleeping bag. No propane heater. No power battery storage unit. No real emergency lighting like a Mighty Light. His car battery has a bad cell, and this winter will be it's last. Even if he wants out, he might not be able to drive his car. The average 18-year-old camper is better prepared than Johnny.

[@ErinWinslow]

@@markmitchell457 The average 18 year old camper is probably a LOT more interesting to listen to as well, rather than this whiner.😂

[@markmitchell457]

@@ErinWinslow I'm not saying that Johnny FD doesn't do a lot of good for Ukraine, I'm just saying he's not a being prepared kind of guy. Will he learn from his experiences? That's up to him.

[@markmitchell457]

@@GaryAJMartinIt will make it colder and darker.

[@koehf405]

Please Be Safe. I hope you get better soon, Thanks

[@wolfbear7]

Ionic zinc lozenges, like Cold Eeze, zinc pills, D3, and if you can boil water breathe in steam. I chaded all colds to hell for 4 years. I wish you get well soon. Oh yes, sleep and water to drink.

[@pinoysenin]

Be responsible. Wear a mask when you go out. Don't spread your cold virus.

[@josephtrahan8045]

I’m not trying to be a dick but bro you knowingly moved to an active war zone. Idk about you but I’m not surprised. Good luck man.

[@黒いドラゴン]

Kyiv is not a active war zone, but it could potentially become one if Putin decides on a new offensive. The war zone can probably be called Kharkiv (it is fired from rocket artillery periodically), Kherson (fired from all types of guns), and a number of small towns in the south and east of Ukraine.

[@iggvec5769]

dear Johnny ... this content is actually really cool, you fighting the cold ... i like it ... get ready for hell tho, it will be nuts cracking cold, my advice is clothes all day ... gloves, double or tripple socks, with good materials you will be surprised how -20C can be easy to overcome ... btw hat and hoodie = heatmaker

[@hydroracoon2218]

Get well soon Johnny! love your videos and thanks for what you do

[@sakunius1983]

Those ac units you have up on the walls, do they have the heating option? Heatpump technology?

[@notellinwere3527]

aww poor baby

[@mrpeel3239]

Have you tried solar chargers for your electronics?

[@tolekstarstolekstars4172]

Johnny, if you have electricity, turn on the air conditioner for heating

[@carmenmarialinne2650]

Being ignorant to putting your life in such danger is …. Beyond belief. Life is precious-- be smart enough to protect your life.

[@EdgyNumber1]

Hi Johnny, this is a bit random but I was watch Otter Aty's channel and his owner, Otterman, uses these powerbanks that he got for camping. They are quite high power and have a large capacity. They can be charged at home where power is available and they can perhaps run a 1kw heather. They are worth checking out. The charge at up to 2kw. They'd be ideal for when the power goes out, you can keep a small fan heater going when you need it.

[@johnlesniak4001]

Fill the bath tub so you can flush your toilet if you lose water.

[@timothyfrost7729]

Use your gas hob, to heat your rooms up, it is a fire after all

[@bennykell3]

Buy an electric heater/radiator for back up

[@jetv1471]

I’m so sorry your sick feel better soon ! So much going around !

[@oranjelicht]

great buy, former owners are glad they sold it

[@davidporter281]

Johnny I really do feel for you and everyone else there. This War is no joke I am worried for you all please be careful and safe. I don’t know how they justify theses attacks it is terrible and they SUCK! Stay warm and take care of your cold lots of love Davexxx Lots of hot toddies!!!

[@michellesunshinestar]

I was sick for like 15 days. I think it was a combination of that thing, and a cold. Also, I understand. I lived with my parents for a year, and very thankful for a job.

[@CreedTravelsTheWorld]

Same about 4 weeks ago. Now all my friends are sick.

[@glenvanderlelie]

Question: I saw an AC in the bedroom, why not switch that to heat mode?

[@FelixTheCat007]

I suggest leaving Ukraine. It's not going to get better and could get much worse !!

[@jackiesmithsmetaldetecting]

It is the same here (uk)our gas has doubled in price and january up again we all have sore throats and colds,

[@leenobody3249]

The temperature drops when you walk in the shade? Man, who would have thought eh? Weird….

[@katies3991]

Be safe, Johnny! Thanks for using your experience to educate the world on daily life in Kyiv. We are rooting for you!!

[@cornishsean1]

you can light the gas hob to get some heat in one room

[@deb4405]

keep your winter coat and hat on in the house.. it will help a lot.

[@fightingfinn1503]

One time when I was on the road, the power went out in the whole town. It is pretty scary being in a intersection with no traffic lights.

[@elnet1]

Did you try the heat pump (AC)? Some of those will provide heat

[@peterbogdan9176]

I grew up in a crappie brownstone in NYC in the 80s. No main heat in the building. My father would move the beds to the living room and we heated with the oven and an electric heater. Now I live in a house with a wood stove it can get chilly in the morning if we sleep in but most of the time its 75-80 *f.

[@wackyruss]

Dude, you need to get outta there. Come to Kazakhstan! We have heating here!

[@lilth501]

As Zelenskyy meeting Biden in the US. I can't help thinking things are going to get a whole lot worse? I hope not.

[@fraguzz]

How is the state of the underground shopping centers.. i remember them from my trip just before the war.

[@johnharvey5335]

Can you plug in electric heaters?

[@aksileb]

You really should reconsider filling up the bathtub with water. Because once the water supply stops you not only don’t have water for drinking and cooking but there will also be no flushing the WC. You should not waste your drinking water on flushing. And you don’t want to be not able to flush the toilet, trust me. 🙊

[@karmagrace2877]

Thanks!

[@JohnnyFD]

Thank you Karma!

[@susanyager4328]

Johnny, there is something called a selk'bag that you can buy on Amazon. Vanlifers who sleep in vans with no heat swear by this You wear it. It comes with a hood and removable booties. It's very warm like a sleeping bag It keeps you toasty warm, indoors and outdoors. Feel better soon!

[@susanyager4328]

Maybe you can find it in a sporting goods store there or something similar.

[@criskity]

I keep a supply of camping gas canisters. I use them when camping and on road trips, but when I replenish them I make sure I still have a good supply in case of emergencies. I do the same with drinking water bottles and food. In my case it's more for earthquake preparedness. I also have a solar charger for electronics.

[@miriamearthling4107]

Do you have these water bottles to keep you warm? They are fab in cold places with a lack of electricity/heating. You just boil water, fill the bottles, and wrap them into a blanket so things stay warm for hours.

[@nicka1833]

when are we going to get a update about Kharkiv and your apartment there

[@wendywilson4527]

So sorry about Russia's attack on civilians. You are developing a stiff upper lip as us Brits call it. Find ways to cope and carry on. Hot water bottles are a godsend. My grandmother never had central heating as she thought it was bad for you. She went to bed every night with two hot water bottles which she placed in her bed before going to bed. She wore a hat in bed in the very cold weather. You have gas at the moment so you can make hot drinks. Know it is a shock in this modern age but you can find ways to keep comfortable. You are not alone so try and keep positive. Don't let the bastards grind you down.

[@joanneromano1234]

Buy an electric blanket.. and an electric bedwarmer... at least that way when you have electricity you can wrap up in an electric blankie... and in bed you have like a big blankie warmer for the bed!

[@freightcaviar]

Thanks for the video Johnny. Makes me grateful for having electricity, water, heat, & internet!!

[@loveforever17]

An infrared light may help in battling the flu like symptoms. Without AC cannot use it however. Happy Holidays.

[@kat.harris186]

Oh nooo! Prayers for your speedy recovery 🙏🥶sun is good, so is orange juice 🥤 You have a Merry Christmas and a Happy 😊 New Year ahead 🥰Looking forward to seeing more adventures 😘🌲🎅🌟😉lol you meant Oklahoma 🥰

[@nobaloneymahoney7940]

You certainly got a dose and now you must rest and continue drinking your concoction of health. God speed 😘