Winterizing in Phoenix

Tabaz · October 2016

The temps in Phoenix have been below 100 for a few weeks now, so went out and winterized the T@B this morning:

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ericnliz · October 2016

Ha, ha! Funny guy you are!

mickietucs · October 2016

Being from Tucson, that was definitely a laugh out loud moment - too funny Outback!

larrygon · October 2016

@OutbackAZ Are you going to write up a "how to" for the rest of us? I want to make sure I purchase the correct winterizing products.

ericnliz · October 2016

OutbackAZ, or..... will it just be sweaters for everyone?

ericnliz · October 2016

OutbackAZ, By the way, I'm gonna need a MUCH larger one for here, and do we get a choice of color?

TabberJohn · October 2016

Is that merino wool or a synthetic mix?
Also, what grade masking tape do you need and how far apart should the tape be placed?

Sharon_is_SAM · October 2016

Dry clean or hand wash?

ericnliz · October 2016

Hey guys, I would have to suggest duct tape, and wash-n wear. Tape placement at your own discretion!

A REALLY BIG rain/waterproof hoodie might be better. That way you could still see out of the front window!

Tabaz · October 2022

Time for my annual "Winterize in Phoenix" post.

dsfdogs · October 2022

And it's nice to see old posts from Eric...maybe he's laughing again with us.

ChrisK · October 2022

Yup, winter in Phoenix. I have to switch from shorts and a t-shirt to shorts and a hoodie. Just awful.

klenger · October 2022

In Tucson, we celebrate the annual ice breakup on the Santa Cruz river every spring. This usually happens late March or early May. Of course, we define "ice breakup" as the first 100 degree day of the season.

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