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Winter nudism

Posted Aug 26, 2011

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RustyFromA2
RustyFromA2Original Poster
Aug 26, 2011

OK, another newbie question - do real enthusiasts keep the clothes off inside during the winter? Here in Michigan, we've got about three months where it's nice to walk around undressed, feeling the breeze on your skin. But in a month or so, it's going to start to get a bit chilly. I'm wondering how other northerners handle this - do you just crank up the thermostat, grin and bear (bare?) it, or do you don fleece and jeans and dream about warm, secluded beaches?

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  • DE
    DesertRat
    DesertRat
    Aug 26, 2011

    All of our indoor parties during the winter are nude. Usually having warm footwear will keep the otherwise nude person comfortable.

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  • KA
    karhuuk
    karhuuk
    Aug 26, 2011

    There was some research done a while ago that showed that if you keep your head warm, the rest of your body doesn't notice the cold as much.  A tv show over did an experiment where they put two guys wearing just their boxers into a cold store and timed how long they could stay there.  The guy with the hat lasted a lot longer than the bare headed guy.  So when temperatures drop indoors, wear a hat and a smile.

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  • ME
    Member
    Aug 26, 2011

    Interresting about the hat.  I'm usually ok if I have socks on.  I'll try a hat in stead this year.
    I'm nude year around but sometimes have a space heater nearby to knock off the chill.

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  • ME
    Member
    Aug 26, 2011

    There's a saying.. nudists might be a bit crazy but we're not stupid! If I'm cold I'm going to put something on. Usually a t-shirt will do it. We have two wood pellet stoves to heat our house so we are able to keep temps in the 'able to go nude range' without going broke. And if we're hosting a nude party I'll crank up the heat even higher so everyone is comfortable nude. And there's always the hot tub outside at 102f.

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  • NO
    None
    None
    Aug 26, 2011

    We built our home about 10 years ago. I used in floor heat as my heating design. My design by the way we can keep the house 75 plus no matter how cold it gets. Lots of extra insulation in the ceiling and floors. If your feet are warm you are warm. Nude 24/7 year round in Northeast PA. The only reason we still live here.

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  • MA
    ManOfWicklow
    ManOfWicklow
    Aug 27, 2011
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    ManOfWicklow
    ManOfWicklow
    Aug 27, 2011
    Scandinavian nudists in the winter, run to keep warm.
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  • BE
    beachforme
    beachforme
    Aug 27, 2011

    Hat and socks make a big difference for me. But if you Google body heat loss you'll discover there are all sorts of answers but none of them seem conclusive. Until I read a definitive study, I'll go with what works for me.

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  • GA
    gator1
    gator1
    Aug 27, 2011
    At our resort...and home...we wear fairly heavy fleece house coats when it's really cold.  Still get nude time indoors, in the hot tub, sitting by the camp fire, etc.  In the words of a very experienced nudist friend, "hey, we're nudists...we're not stupid!" Gator1
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    George_in_WV
    George_in_WV
    Aug 27, 2011

    Where I live we go around bare whenever we can as long as we
    are comfortable. When it is too cold to be nude we do wear something for warmth
    but once we get into an area where it is warm enough to be nude we do so.

    Most people in the winter wear winter coats when visiting
    others and once they get indoors they remove their coats. Nudists do the exact
    same thing only we don’t stop with just removing our coats.

    If we are warm enough to be nude we are nude, if we are cold
    we put something on.
    Much as I like to be nude I like being warm even better.

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  • BR
    Bruce
    Bruce
    Aug 27, 2011

    Michigian here who doesn't want the heating bills to stay comfortably nude during the winter so I'm usually attired in sweat shirt and pants at home during those cold months.

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  • GA
    gabare
    gabare
    Aug 28, 2011

    when winter come i will pull out my white t-shirt most only come to the waist but i do have one that almost come to the knees if really cold but always commando 365 days a year.

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  • LO
    LondoSun
    LondoSun
    Aug 28, 2011

    Two words.......Fire Place!!! Love it.

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  • ME
    Member
    Aug 28, 2011

    I do my best to enjoy nude time all year round.  However, during a Scottish winter, most of the nudity is indoors.  Last winter, though, I did go for a naked walk in the deep snow   - freezing, but fun, and very short-lived.

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  • ME
    Member
    Aug 28, 2011

    I usually am nude all year round and I live in Pennsylvania. I have a great fire place so most times have a fire going or I do turn up the heat a bit around end of Nov to beginning of March.

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    rusty62
    rusty62
    Aug 28, 2011

    Back in 1969 I got my first lesson in winter nudism. It was newyears party Thompson Manitoba, and a dare to run around the block naked in -40. In these conditions I was still not accepting i was a nudist but jumped at the chance for a little fresh air and action, though in a highly illegal setting it was fun. The key is action from the time you hit the cold air till you get back inside. Don't stop. I have done this again occasionally since, in a slightly more legal setting :-)

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    shavednude
    shavednude
    Aug 28, 2011

    I stay nude at home all year. In the winter I just turn the heat up and sometimes if it's really chilly I'll wear a t-shirt, to ward off the chill, and be nude from the waist down.

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    intune
    intune
    Aug 28, 2011

    it really doesnt get cold enough in winter here unless theres a good storm brewing up

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  • JE
    John English
    John English
    Aug 28, 2011

    winter time   i keep the stat at 72 deg when  get home i take a hot bathe and i am good tobe nude the rest of the night as far as going out side i do not spend a lot of time outside but it is refreshing when it supper cold for a few minits

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  • KA
    karhuuk
    karhuuk
    Aug 28, 2011
    [quote]Two words.......Fire Place!!! Love it.[/quote]   Er ... Fireplace is one work.  Check your dictionary :)
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  • ME
    Member
    Aug 28, 2011
    [quote][quote]Two words.......Fire Place!!! Love it.[/quote]     Er ... Fireplace is one work.  Check your dictionary :)[/quote] Sorry mate... it's not one "work", it's one word.  LOL!  Couldn't resist.  :) On topic - It was about 61 degrees yesterday morning.  It was a bit cool since my body is used to 80 - 100 degrees right now. LOL!  Still, I went out on the patio at 6:15 am and stayed outside until noon when it got up to 92 or so.  What an awesome morning it was!
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    RustyFromA2
    RustyFromA2Original Poster
    Aug 30, 2011

    I'm surprised by how many people mention keeping your feet warm as the key to staying comfortable. As a skier, I know that traditional wisdom states that you lose the most body heat through your head. But I've got a pretty good head of hair, and that has never bothered me. I find that when I sleep, I have to keep my feet under the covers and I'm fine, no matter what the room temperature or what I'm wearing (or not wearing). I'll try walking around in just socks and slippers and see how that feels. But I've got a month, maybe two, before I'll have to worry about the temperature in the morning.
    Thanks for all the advice. I know I'll have more newbie questions for y'all.

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  • ME
    Member
    Sep 1, 2011

    I hate being cold, but look forward every year to the annual nude snow angels.  (Trust me, it happens but once a year). During the winter  I tend to wear a robe or sweats when home.

    Jen

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  • ME
    Member
    Sep 1, 2011
    [quote]Keep the feet warm and everything is fine.[/quote]  I'd go along with that my hands and feet are cold now...and i feel cool
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