Truck Camping in -17 Degrees Using Sterno Cans for Heat

[@Sven3ST]

To anyone in the comments who tries using live fire as a heat source in a confined space (car, tent, small shack etc) please make sure you have a fresh air supply. Many winter fishermen have died using small propane heaters in cars. The fire burns away oxygen and the fishermen die while sleeping. You sir have done it right. Open air and a detector 👍

[@itzSlaw]

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[@Wbo12]

@@itzSlaw I reported them

[@dark_knight636]

Thats scary that you could die at any second while you are sleeping. WOW

[@benjaminrobbins6809]

Common, sense,

[@GrYpH812]

Id prefer the hand warmers lol

[@donaldhooper3064]

I am an old guy and I admire your perserverance. I would not have the nerve to do what you do but I so enjoy watching you.

[@sukhwinderzone9590]

Hlo dear

[@templar9240]

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[@Hm-dh1vu]

@@templar9240 girl what

[@templar9240]

guy tried to ratio donald

[@xantormp]

@@templar9240 donald is too powerful for childish things such as ratioing

[@TechZACH16]

That CO detector is the single most important tool in the back of that truck and I was happy to see you had one. See lots of camping KZbinrs getting this wrong. No combustion in a confined space is ideal, but if you’ve gotta do it be smart about it.

[@firstlast8190]

Honestly. That's so risky

[@Tbird761]

Given how cheap they are, I'd probably have two.

[@nullserver]

Get two different kinds. Had one in house fail to go off. Multiple years to recover

[@pacowaco9867]

I love these "Truck camping" videos. That's what my mother used to call it when we were homeless too.

[@tunic3997]

Damn

[@kurtzuniga1001]

🗿

[@tommymayfield814]

My mom used to burn dinner and call it cajun.

[@ianscheurer]

@@tommymayfield814 lmaooooo

[@joeedwards1682]

GGs

[@michiganmike3268]

Next title: "Truck camping in -40 using only the body heat of stray cats to keep me warm"... lol

[@crazyentertainment4842]

It works for bubbles in his shed in Canada

[@MrBryant240sx]

Awww. My one cats turns wherever she is to a hot spot!

[@acostathekid1690]

🤣🤣🤣

[@Light_Assassian]

@@crazyentertainment4842 well ricky why don't you just tell everyone my secret why don't cha

[@jaden7136]

Hahaha that’s so true

[@yourmother2415]

I've always been infatuated with the idea of going out and camping in a car and cooking a meal out in the sticks, but watching this makes me actually feel like it's possible

[@lordz19]

It’s awesome dude. Boy Scouts do shit like this all the time. Its an awesome experience that i do.

[@sethhowerton1489]

Of course it's possible mate. All you need is a car, food, and fire.

[@arthurlieutenant4880]

Just dont kill yourself fool

[@ksut5721]

It makes me want to rent a hotel

[@ivok9846]

also, thing called "summer" exists

[@robertosanchez9581]

“Whats beef? Beef is when i see you”. That Biggie verse tho lol

[@weezychildz8090]

Guarantee to be in the ICU!

[@brandonice9137]

Beef is when you need 2 gats to go to sleep

[@zedee2000]

Not when your warm read my comment above.

[@kaptinkris10]

“I’m getting kinda sleepy” ...glad you’ve got the carbon monoxide detector.

[@milanjohnson1380]

Exactly that’s the first thing I thought

[@joewoodchuck3824]

I'd be surprised if sterno produced much if any CO.

[@joewoodchuck3824]

I just checked and I was right, there's no harmful level of CO and probably zero as long as there's enough oxygen for complete combustion.

[@milanjohnson1380]

@@joewoodchuck3824 oh cool

[@krystingrant6292]

OK because I panicked seeing the photo

[@ogbobbye]

so in that type of cold I would have fired up that buddy heater to get the space warm first and then switched to the stero cans for heat. they do not put out enough heat to warm a space but do a surprisingly good job at maintaining the heat of a space that is already warm.

[@alldogsgoheaven]

Scientifically that makes sense... instead of warming a cold place wt a lil fire... u can just keep tha warm place warm wt a lil fire

[@kramnancy1411]

Does the buddy heater burn oxygen.. I need some advice . I sleep in the small bedroom with the door closed in Winter time and I have a space heater going continually Cause I'm in the basement. Space heater is plugged into the AC. So does the space heater plugged into the AC where an oxygen like a buddy propane does.

[@DontStepInTheGrease]

@@kramnancy1411 Your electric space heater won't burn oxygen, but a Buddy propane heater will. Must have a window to open.

[@kramnancy1411]

@@DontStepInTheGrease thanks

[@TheBigBrave]

My boss “what did you do last night” Me “watched a guy sleep in the back of his truck in -17 temp”

[@yourejustintim]

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[@jchambers2045]

I think these camping supply companies need to start sponsoring you big time. You deserve it. Stay safe and as warm as you can. I would go and buy a lot of extra propane bottles just to be safe.

[@santiagoavalos3637]

Yes! And yes!

[@Bk_cool]

Camping gear has changed so much over the years wow they actually made it more user friendly and helpful like easy to set up and use

[@jmayeaux5208]

Have you thought about putting a thermometer in the truck with you so you can show the temp difference with these different heat sources? I would love to see the true heating power of your heat sources. Keep it up.

[@CWadeSetSessions]

Been watching you for a long time. All this time I never considered prepping to this level for what we experience here in Texas. This last week definitely changed my mind. You have my respect!!

[@Shinzon23]

So you guys finally acknowledge that simply going "this doesn't happen enough to justify preparing for it" is flawed, and it happens every decade?

[@beyerch]

Some random thoughts I had while watching this: - Thoughts on just using a 20lb propane tank? Cost to refill is ~$15 to $20. Those disposable ones are probably in that range for just a couple of them. Would save you $ in the long run and allow you to sleep through night better. Could rig up a holder outside the truck or just place on ground. Adapter cables exist to connect the bigger tank to your portable tank outlets. (you can also get adapters to refill the small portable tanks from the larger one as well) - Radiant heat on the floor of truck bed. Use PEX tubing, or other approach. Plenty of propane based on-demand water heaters are out there. - - Completely random thought. Any idea if you could somehow use Ceramic Gas Grill Briquettes to capture some of the heat? Those can hold temperature for a good amount of time and are non-toxic. Not exactly sure how to implement it, but ......

[@zzz7zzz9]

One can get an adaptor and refill those small propane bottles.

[@rvaughan74]

It'd probably be easiest and safest to use a small tabletop BBQ with those Ceramic Briquettes inside as the thermal mass, rather than try and rig something up as he did with the Sterno and flower pot. On another note, the flower pot is a poor thermal mass choice because of how thin the walls are. However, I will admit that the Sterno cans are a better heat source than tea lights. Fuck, I hate all the scam videos of teapot heaters using tea lights. They're novelty lamps and nothing more.

[@thatguyalex2835]

How about an electric heater powered by a battery power bank? :) The power source can be recharged at home or using solar panels on the roof of the truck. Or even connected to the alternator.

[@WindWanderlust]

@@zzz7zzz9 I used to do this during the winters living on my boat. Saved so much $. I used the FlameKing adaptor and bottles.

[@beyerch]

@@zzz7zzz9 Yes, I noted that in my post above. (definitely don't throw away and keep buying more. If you do that, you might as well burn money to make your heat :) )

[@jordanhoffman323]

Would be cool if you had a thermostat in the back with you to see how much they are actually heating it up

[@Commander9898]

He sure needs a thermostat and thermos to drink warm water

[@PrincePalmUwU]

Well probably -1 from -17 at that point the wax candle is what we call in the East of the US are only good for warming up food haha

[@dirtbag951]

@@PrincePalmUwU yea we use those for the bbqs to keep the food hot

[@PrincePalmUwU]

@@dirtbag951 they're really good for preheat foods haha but no very good with cold weather's or when the lights are out.

[@azuneyukirito8972]

I just found this channel. This is incredible. Camping alone while eating was my dream since little. Unfortunately i never did get a chance due to culture different. U know Asian parents are sooo strict when it comes to camps and stuff. This is like watching a survival movie with realistic commentary. Pretty chill. Such a nice idea to start the channel.

[@jonathanlewis1038]

You still have time to follow and fulfill your childhood dream Azune Yukirito!

[@MegaKodey]

Come to canada

[@mrdgenerate]

Omg quit being a pussy and just go take a sleeping bag in the back of your car. I lived in my car all winter w no heat and a sleeping bag dude. It was in the south so winter I mean like... 15-40 degrees. Under 30 ever night tho. Not fun at all.

[@dionesiacarmelita]

@Kaisa Islamova Well they worry bout everything.. so yeah😀

[@Littleheartz-y1t]

@Kaisa Islamova they never raise us to unleash into the wild nor kick us out of house once we turn 18!! So yeah

[@mattedwards_]

My heart dropped for you when you thought you spilled your soup. 🥲

[@fredsiegfried1707]

Go to Lowe's, buy a 4x8 sheet of insulation, lay your sleeping bag on it, it reflects heat keeps you warm all night from body heat

[@nancyjanzen5676]

Mylar emergency blankets do too.

[@christianpoitra7550]

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[@joefudd]

Also put a sheet of it over the ceiling too where the most heat gets lost. Use foil backed.

[@Knightfall23]

Can you get a thermometer so we can find out what the inside temperatures are "relative" to the outside.

[@robertcrawford4555]

I agree you should get a thermometer

[@JJ-ub8sd]

Yes you're right such important and valuable information that you just must know

[@tpage8051]

seriously. this whole video about the heaters without telling us how well they were actually working lmao

[@ruthpetetson3927]

Back in the early 70's our Campfire group had a sleep over and in the morning we all made pancakes using a coffee can over a Sterno using the bottom of the coffee can as the pan. Good times. Treasured memories.

[@CryptoJoeTrading]

I'll have to say you're the first person I've ever witnessed dice an onion on a vehicle armrest

[@Dotzek0n]

This part really annoyed me lol

[@shibasurfing]

who among us has never diced an onion on a vehicle armrest, truly?

[@sweatyhole]

@@shibasurfing among us 🤣

[@trillnix3043]

I’ve chopped other things up on an armrest in my last car in the older days. ❄️

[@Justbecause7777]

@@shibasurfing Not me. Every Wednesday I make a full Sunday roast with all the trimmings in the front of my vauxhall Corsa in Tesco's parking lot. It's awkward and I don't know why I don't just make it in my kitchen..

[@mmmfun77]

I’m in Phoenix, tucked in watching this.😅 Life is good...

[@duckerytoons_tv125]

Same... Me as an Arizonan just can't relate lol!

[@bajablastbong2939]

it’s aids here i rather live somewhere i don’t need 3 fans constantly plugged in to keep me warm

[@ThatsmeSherri]

Haha! Same here 🥶

[@RyanZe89]

Is it ?

[@187420666es]

I was laughing so hard when Phoenix ppl were complaining about how cold it was when the temperature went down to low 60 degrees, like dudes…chill, 🤣🤣🤣

[@charliepearce8767]

My wife and I always had a portable LPG stove in our small van when camping. In the winter I'd open the back door a few inches and heat a steel cooking BBQ plate in the van to keep us warm..worked well. We must have done it right because we've still here after many years.

[@NIGHTMARERICA]

I bought a Kia Sportage for some overlanding. Had absolutely bottom rung expectations. Only reason I actually bought it was because it's too cheap to pass up. Well it had no problem with a 13" snow storm here in Nebraska. Plus the rear seat lays flat with the cargo area. Unlike a lot of these things where the seats have a slight angle up. However my favorite part that my son discovered is that the front seats also fold completely flat. There's hard plastic on the back of the front seats so you can fold them down into tables. I'm just waiting on my new rack, batwing awning, and mattress.

[@limegreensmileyface]

Mav your videos always help me when I’m in a dark place. I wish I had a buddy like you up where I live. Keep on truckin brotha

[@Whatupitskevin]

As someone who works in food, I can tell you these things put off some freaking heat lol.

[@jeremydeane7057]

I did this 2 years. My recommendation is you buy one more sleeping bag and put one inside the other. Also actually zipping them up. Over top of your sleeping bags use several comfort and one blanket or maybe even a tarp to keep condensation from calling water from getting you wet. The more layers over you the better. I never had a heater or those burners.

[@themanhimself3]

I was curious if enough blankets would actually work. Did you have cold nights or were you reasonably comfortable?

[@jamiemiller7316]

When using any type of heat that puts out carbon monoxide in a confined space, basically any type of portable heater made for camping or any thing that uses fuel, make sure you crack windows and always, always, have a carbon monoxide detector. They're portable and less then $50 bucks and will save your life, they have a loud alarm like a smoke detector that goes off if the oxygen level drops. So many people have suffocated and died in their sleep from carbon monoxide poisoning. I am so happy he uses one. Edit I wrote this before I saw the end of the video where he basically says the same things I did.☺

[@ljubomirculibrk4097]

Problem is in CO2 not just CO

[@ipodhty]

@@ljubomirculibrk4097 co2 is much less of a problem, as humans can detect co2 and wake you up

[@mikeries8549]

Yall are brilliant but have zero experience using alcohol for heat. It's a good thing that careful minds like yours chose to participate. Thanks. Try not to fall into the water and drown yourselves brushing your teeth. Remember...safety first.

[@xyomga]

I'm camping in a 4runner in the winter and so far I've only had to use a 0° sleeping bag and a home made quilt from my awesome grandma. I think socks and hats make a pretty big difference in body temp

[@jeffreywhitaker5154]

I’d like to know the temp outside AND INSIDE the truck.

[@Raaa1111..]

One thing ive always admired was the imagination it goes into prepping and producing a self meal when in humble beginnings and you can relate by what u see others are comfortable eating !!!

[@fenilchavda2250]

It's an amazing feeling watching under the blanket at home in a cold 🥶 season outside , and inside blanket watching this types of videos, it's an another leval ,... Thank you man 🙏🙏🙏

[@bmac1719]

Yoooooo I watched I guy on KZbin use “hot rocks”. He used three bowling ball sized rocks heated in a fire for about 4 hours and they heated his truck up from -9c to 5c in 30mins!!

[@AchillesWrath1]

Yeah that was Greg Ovens

[@TheTrevorBelmont]

Next title is gonna be “surviving in -30 weather with the steam from my urine”.

[@daveb6283]

How to make a st louis arch at -30.

[@theshoptopauto]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤦‍♂️

[@KevinGonzalez-en8fd]

don’t give him any ideas

[@rosscoeradio3741]

“Hey guys, this is Mav, today we’re going to be peeing into these jugs, and make what’s called trucker bombs. Then I’m going to pack them into my sleeping bag for warmth and try to survive the night.”

[@TheTrevorBelmont]

@@rosscoeradio3741 for some reason I had Mav in my head saying this 😂

[@dsbmwhacker]

Fun stuff! 🤩 Finally camped our way across much of Minnesota last Summer. (From Montana) One amazing thing about Minnesota is that most of the areas we traveled looked the same...trees, trees, trees, and often, more trees. 🤣 Saw signs for lots of lakes, but seldom saw a lake due to the trees. Being used to Montana's Big Sky Country, Minnesota had a sort of "claustrophobic" vibe to it. But if you love looking at trees hour after hour, perfect. 🤗

[@ecamper6619]

Just wanted to commend you for pointing out the safety precautions you take. It may all look appealing to do this hard living dude camping style but it definitely calls for putting safety first.

[@sb_dunk]

Like filming while driving? Lol

[@JaidenKmeron]

@@sb_dunk wow. joke with no funny?

[@sb_dunk]

@@JaidenKmeron it wasn't a joke

[@davidrowe4006]

May, you need a mid size dog. Will keep you warm, and no one will sneak up on you. Not to mention it will be your best friend

[@baruchisrael9715]

Absolutely, makes really good sense.

[@AliHassan-zn1eq]

Great idea

[@Mmmkay10]

Why TF should the dog suffer through this frozen misery!?

[@willhalsey8094]

@@Mmmkay10 Dogs don’t care. they’re just happy to be with you

[@davidrowe4006]

@@Mmmkay10 ? You've either never had or slept with a dog, OR ever been in the cold. There's thousands of dogs in outdoor kenels that would have it worse than Mav's dog

[@camlendrim7609]

I admire this young man’s adventuresome spirit and courage. This kind of self challenge develops character and confidence. While many of his youthful friends are simply getting drunk or worse, he is subjecting himself to pretty extreme conditions to toughen his resolve and testing his mental and physical limits. 💪🍀

[@scalychannel5897]

Just stop

[@spiritemporer9027]

I been watching your vids to help fall asleep at night since they are oddly peaceful Keep it up man I love your content

[@Khalid-jx8vq]

Yo wtf same here

[@lorigonzales6304]

Me too 🙋‍♀️💤😊

[@ksturmer5388]

Greetings little brother!! I'm following you from the UK. Me and my Husky do the same kind of stuff over here, but not as good as you, lol!! I only have a small truck but it gets us from A to B, in the country!! Cheers for being an uplifting and an inspirational person. More people need to truck camp!! It's soooo much better than sleeping in a tent!! Cheers! :)

[@onecrazytruckinfarmer]

I absolutely love any view of Lake Superior. What a beautiful lake.

[@uncommon-commonsense]

If everybody approached life in the same manner as you, the world would be a better place.

[@rileydarnell5975]

he just likes truck camping

[@danielueblacker9118]

Fore sure.

[@joyfisher8008]

No, there would be a lot more people losing fingers from frostbite & dying from their clothes catching on fire

[@uncommon-commonsense]

@@joyfisher8008 I was referring to his mannerism, humbleness and politeness. Not necessarily the truck camping. But either way we need things that will weed out the stupid people. Natural selection.

[@nancyselzer628]

I'm sure a family of six could live comfortably in a car.. yeah right.

[@heckie6467]

Us Texans respect your all’s cold now u can have it back tho!

[@lorismithokon9028]

Hope u warm up soon.

[@serlawrenceharlem3838]

For all Texans I think this was a prepping lesson for all.

[@marylester1692]

My husband is from Virginia a good ol country boy taught and raised how to live in those situations he could make your trip into the woods look like disney land.

[@marylester1692]

You might need a few survival tips from him lol

[@Robert-qm7yi]

The word is y'all

[@lurid_phaesporia]

So glad this type of video still tracks on the algorithm. I lived in my 1999 GMC Suburban for fun from 2018-2020. Best time of my life. Boy oh boy do I have a lot of recipes 😉

[@icicles80]

Legend has it his cab still smells like onions...

[@Norman.Metzger]

When Mav was backing into his parking spot and did that "whoaa!" I genuinely got startled because that truck is such an important part of the adventures

[@10Sethg]

Update us with a thermometer in the sleeping area to see how effective the different heating methods are.

[@johnorgnlart4540]

great idea

[@returntonature8773]

1 or 2 degrees at most with sterno.

[@lilufoo]

glad to see you becoming successful mav, been watching for a long time now and as a local minnesotan i hope big things come your way my man. see ya out there

[@twolip7540]

I am so in love with this man. Every episode.

[@thegooeymanschannel7128]

He should get an IR camera to see how much heat he’s putting out with different methods, would be interesting to see at least

[@steve-oo7781]

🤣🤣🤣 "I've tooted like 20 times already,... Does not smell good back here right now" (20 Points For Taco Soupe!) Lol 😂

[@B767-3.]

Next tittle: "truck camping in -40 degrees using exhaust gas heat from my ass"

[@kennywright8084]

Lmao

[@dt_tx4409]

😂😂

[@abgr5747]

How did this comment get likes

[@kleinmorettifan]

Lol

[@B767-3.]

@@abgr5747 howdy, because it’s original lol

[@devinbooth609]

RECIPE - what we make for breakfast when hunting. Potatoes cooked in a cast Iron skillet, brown them in some sausage or bacon grease. (Cook that first). Brown the potatoes, add onions after they start getting soft. Then when the potatoes are almost done, add your sausage or bacon. Crack an egg every couple inches apart over the top and cook until eggs firm up to your liking. Salt and pepper and maybe some hot sauce and eat up. Cool video!

[@FT4Freedom]

Eat that before sleep and stay warm all night.

[@kabukiwookie]

Thats brilliant! I never thought of that! Using a Sterno stove with a plant pot! I know the tea candle trick. It only kinda works. When I am in that cold of weather or rain, I use a cheap Walmart 20 dollar dehumidifier that I converted to run on 12V. The power usage is so low it will run all night.

[@clayr.mcdonald9132]

Always something new on this channel. That's why I continue to watch. Keep on trucking Mav.

[@billlannan7767]

Buddy I'm 61 years old and I used to do this kind of stuff when I would go deer hunting in the middle of nowhere just I loved it tent and that's all

[@JohnSwink]

If you put a quarter on top of the hole in the clay pot they get much warmer and radiant more heat. I use these in hunting blinds and cabins and only move the quarter to let out shorts bursts of air to warm the inside of a glove

[@CrowS13]

I've been binge watching your stuff man. I love the variety, definitely a breath of fresh air.

[@markharvey573]

"I am a professional". I would have to agree, after watching your professional videos. Love 'em.

[@chavogator9165]

I’m from the Wisconsin and live down south now, I watch your videos just to hear the snow and the Midwest accent! thanks bud 🤜🤛

[@Travis_Nietling]

I was getting ready to ask where your tiger mask was but then I heard “I can’t find my tiger mask. Don’t talk to me about it cause I’m upset”😂

[@iiEclips]

Hey this mans a beauty, I met him the other day I saw him in a parking lot got to say hi, very nice guy. This is jake btw lol not sure if you remember. But it was very nice meeting you

[@MichaelDeMersLA]

“Jake from State Farm”

[@iiEclips]

@@MichaelDeMersLA probs 😂

[@carinhall4508]

Grindr hook-up?

[@madspy2462]

@@carinhall4508 one can only wish

[@weezychildz8090]

@@MichaelDeMersLA what are u wearing jake?!

[@paulromsky9527]

I designed my own stealth van camper - but never built it. To heat it (for sleeping) I planned to use a standard outdoor grill propane tank that burns a small flame in a closed tube (air tight except at inlet and exhaust) over a tall air tight heat exchanger. At the bottom of tube is the burner with a small hole to vent in a small amount of indoor air and another hole to vent in some outside air. A small hole in the cabin brings in fresh air on the other side (cabin side) of the heat exchanger where it mixes with indoor air. The air is heated in the tube (chimney) and passes up through the chimney side of the heat exchanger, the much cooler exhaust comes out the roof through a recessed cap to keep out rain. The other side of the heat exchanger (cabin side) is thus heated by conduction and is in the bed area with a quiet small low speed fan and a guard grille. What made it efficient is the bed area is like what you see in the middle bunk in an aircraft carrier (about 6.5 feet long, 18 inches high, and 26 inches wide which is closed on 5 sides), but instead of a curtain, I have an insulated articulated (80 hinge) sliding door that slides out from behind the bunk at the feet and wraps around toward the head (like a roll top desk but sideways) - this closes in the bunk (with a 1ft square hole covered in fleece for air to pass through but still insulating). I have Carbon Monoxide (CO) detectors around the cabin and in the bunk. If any detect warning or higher levels, the burner is shut off and an alarm sounds. I figured the tank could last for at least a week of 8 hour sleeping sessions. To heat the whole cabin, the flame and fan can be turned up. But the idea is not to hang out much in the van in the winter unless to sleep. I think I am going to post a slide show video of my design.

[@brodie1709]

I installed a Chinese diesel heater in the back of my truck. It’s exhaust vents out the truck cap window and I have a house battery under my bed that powers it and charges off the alternator. Runs all night off 1 litre of diesel and barely uses any battery power but keeps me nice and comfortably warm and dry all night. Best part is it was only $150cad for the heater on Amazon.

[@juice9514]

You mind emailing me your setup and pictures? I’m looking to build a trunk setup in the future and yours sounds pretty ergonomic

[@patmacrotch5611]

What is a house battery?

[@brodie1709]

@@patmacrotch5611 just an additional battery that powers accessories and is charged from the trucks alternator

[@zedee2000]

Nice, in u tube videos I see some problems with these diesel heaters. I have a vented propane heater no power needed for heater in my hidden tiny home.

[@juliejules7780]

I wish I knew how to install that

[@makerhys]

Next video title: "I BURNED MY TRUCK DOWN"

[@sranubus]

Seriously. MAV love your videos man but worst case scenario the back of your truck bed would light up like a tinder box before you even knew what do do. Spend ~4k and upgrade your cap to a high top version and insulate it. Worth the risk and you're really only just buying the high top version of a cap.

[@makerhys]

Or it will be "Heating my truck with its own exhaust"

[@sahilsquadron2286]

Why would you say something like that you horrible person.

[@makerhys]

@@sahilsquadron2286 Its a joke relax

[@sahilsquadron2286]

@@makerhys pretty distasteful , maybe was just a joke but its pretty sick to find something like that funny?. Maybe one day you'll understand.

[@MegaIrishcoffee]

Bit of advice with the terracotta pots, the sterno needs to above the bottom of the pots second air is pulled from the bottom and shoots hot air through the hole in the bottom of the pot pointed up. This creates convection currents and will better heat your space.

[@Mr_Glenn]

I understood nothing about what you tried to explain.

[@MrMinecraftocd]

You should do an EDC ( everyday carry) video or a gear overview of all the gear and stuff you use

[@mikewilson8594]

I love camping. I love the outdoors. I love good KZbin videos. You, young man have hit the mark on all! I was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan. Got all the good Canadian radio and TV stations. Learned all the jargon, eh?!

[@TheMule78]

Hey man I've watched a few of your videos I think they're pretty awesome. I like your setup but after watching the -19° camping video, you definitely need to invest in a higher top truck cap. Keep up the great work👍

[@nickbrown3109]

"That is alot of meat, but I'm a growing boy" lmao.

[@greenhousemobilewashdetail7631]

This is so damn cool. Living vicariously thought you my boy!

[@RustyShackleford86868]

There's some serious lack of tiger mask in this episode, sad times.

[@jawbreakerbaitsmikelee4683]

My mother in law gave him that😂

[@AMatofFact]

Next video: Truck Camping in -24 Degrees using Thoughts and Prayers for Heat

[@dashawnfoster7652]

5:21 You just gained a lifetime fan! Iykyk

[@EricEustace]

"Guaranteed to be in ICU" 🙌

[@kenethbudgets6034]

*Currently going through a winter storm here in Texas ain’t got light or water but I’m safe at a friends place and Mav is making it all better by uploading lol* stay safe everyone! Also I’m close to hitting 500 ayeee❤️🙏🏼

[@karwklee5569]

Stay safe I subbed love 💖

[@harsheetchawaria1572]

God bless everybody stay safe man ❤🧡👍

[@joselam6291]

Stay safe homie I subbed

[@lablakelydress1988]

Sameeee

[@lovelylanicee1549]

i just commented the same thing.. its so bad out here without being bad at all. the weather itself is not that bad. im from chicago so this is nothing! the whole city is closed down smh

[@connietsunami]

You should keep a little thermostat in the back. Curious to see what the temps reach in the camper

[@chalkisplacebo.6697]

I'm glad you mentioned you open the windows.. Had a buddy die of mono oxide poisoning. With all the oxygen used up in a space through heating can lead to death. Stay safe folks

[@anthonyharriott5364]

"Oh God someone's gunna drive by nd think im doing something else in here" lights the torch lol this guys funny

[@secard4202]

You know its cold when snow sounds like that when you walk on it.

[@mitchzurbrigg2403]

I like how you said -15 is cold.... in canada our "normal" days hover around -28 to -32 degrees regularly.

[@ClarksOutdoors]

Mav is the only person I know that tries to survive the cold off different things lol😂

[@lucadonorio1815]

Bruh when you said “what’s beef…beef is when I see you” you have gained more respect then I already had for you😂

[@daddyj847]

🤣🤣

[@xxx17144]

Right!

[@robertstoudt4578]

R.i.p biggie

[@JAYMAC0420]

Do you know what beef is 🔫

[@DontFollowMe375]

Same😂😂😂

[@richardarroyo3029]

This guys family is probably rich but he has a good nice attitude and he is friendly

[@jeepolay]

Sterno saved me once when I fell through some ice a long time ago.

[@Vega50513]

😂😂😂😂

[@Raygaming2468]

Me with my car: no food or drinking This dude: cooks full course meal cuts food on the middle console and brings a grill inside

[@mrvalentine2786]

Your videos gave me the motivation to pursue my childhood dream of living in a truck/van similar to you

[@orangeoctopi8615]

Almost tried that in 20 degree weather while car camping, but never went for heating, just bundled up. The heat cans plus ceramic pots to keep heat in is my next goal when it gets colder

[@daltonmarlatt5691]

Hey mav!! Do you keep a thermometer inside the back of your truck so that way when u say it's "warm" you could let us know whats the temp your dealing with figure it go good with saying what it is outside as well.

[@charlietiderman684]

just wanna say these type of videos are super entertaining :)

[@lxXFearXxl]

This and the candles saved my life, I’m from Texas.

[@firebreathingmoonbeam3961]

Did this or the candles a work better? Did it work well?

[@Yourewrongthough87]

7:58 when you think you spilled soup in your truck lmao

[@fe10hd20]

The sound he did too 🤣🤣😭

[@Yourewrongthough87]

@@fe10hd20 lmao im sure we've all made that sound when we think we've made a big mistake😆

[@commentkreeper3892]

I dont know why your videos have started popping up in my suggested videos but I finally watched this one and its very interesting to see how cold it gets there. Im in Oz in central Queensland and the coldest it gets here is maybe 5 degrees Celsius on a cold morning. Sick truck to mate.

[@garrettveit4978]

U should make a fire and put 2 big rocks in it for a couple hours. Then put it on a metal tray in ur truck. I saw that bush craft guy do it and it lasted hours. Great video👍

[@jackattack1013]

Ovens rocky mountain bushcraft

[@makerhys]

Bad Idea! Never heat up rocks! Unless you want them to explode in your face!

[@jackattack1013]

Only if they are the wrong kind

[@jecal2855]

@@makerhys lol you sir are an idiot "Dont live in a house it might fall over"

[@off2kurebeach]

"I have tooted like 20 times it doesn't smell good back here"🤣🤣🤣

[@aboutdawntoday]

Good to know about the sterno because you hear about these things but no one does it except Mavrik. Very entertaining too.

[@returntonature8773]

There's a reason no one else does it, it's poison to breath it.

[@nikomartinez1578]

Everyone keeps suggesting he needs a diesel, obviously none of you know how trashed internals get on diesels on cold starts, living in Minnesota in -17 degree weather doing cold starts every morning he wouldn't have a truck by the time it's spring time. Diesels should be(not saying they HAVE TO BE but SHOULD BE) plugged in once it reaches like 25 degrees. Y'all should do some research

[@ryanlucas7280]

I gotta 7.3 and in Missouri lately it’s been a pain in the ass to start every morning

[@farmboyventures5285]

Yeah but why not put in a 12v webasto or espar heater? Set a timer for a couple hours before the start up time

[@joefudd]

Definitely no diesel up north where it gets that cold! Gas engines for me! The Ice road truckers let their engine idle 24/7 because if they shut them off they will not restart.

[@Darklor_WCF]

Gas truck is def better for this application. Now a diesel RV heater would be a game changer.

[@blender7617]

Quick tip from the Estonian Military, when u are going do sleep in the sleepingbag, try do have as little clothes on as possible:)

[@jasonvoorhees2701]

This is a fact my friend it really works .

[@GRUFF..]

True. In the infantry we was taught to sleep naked in the bags. Or at the very max to have on underwear. You will stay much warmer if you do it that way. And put your boots at the top of your head when you sleep. It will dry them out and they won't be as cold in the morning.

[@Bjeezy92]

Nice car pic

[@pringleaddict5827]

@@GRUFF.. no offence but why is this?

[@syzyphyz]

@@pringleaddict5827 It's to prevent you from sweating, sweating while in the extreme cold is actually very bad, in a survival situation out in the extreme cold you want to stay warm but prevent sweating at all costs.

[@fireside007]

Everyone is Copying Your Video footage n Editing Style . . . YOU ~ ROCK ! ! 🤛

[@MicajahMcCurry]

I mean I am...

[@metalbiscuit512]

I had -57 real feel in Cotton MN yesterday morning.

[@PickledSteak]

These warm sleeping trips are too easy for Mav, still waiting for them Texas comments saying it’s too cold.