For the folks that work outside.

[Gasser64]

wear one of those sunbrella hats

[silverranger]

11-12 hours a day in an oven for a shop. Then spend an hour or two every day working on the lawn. As beefed said. Wouldn’t have it any other way. Lots of water. Coors light works well

Bawhaha I don’t think I have ever seen you drink a water

Damn!

The man has a glorious yard!

[JC316]

Water and shorts. I can wear thin long sleeves all day, but pants just kill me, must vent my heat through my legs or something.

[Stephen]

Yeah, I'd also get my resume out there, and land a gig in AC.

It’s by choice

[krazy kris]

Water water water every now and then throw in some sauencher. That shit works a ton better than Gatorade or powerade. And take breaks often in the shade or something. The heat ain't one to fuck with. I overheated and thought I was gonna die a couple years ago. I was in the attic helping a buddy do A/C work running ducts, and setting air handlers this was the 3rd house that day it was howt and like 120+ in the attics. I was throwing down waters hard! I rode home in the truck with a/c on for about an hour got home jumped in the shower to get all the insulation off and started shaking uncontrollably. Got out and laid in bed my temp got up to 105 over the next 4 days I felt like death and it took a few months before I could go outside in the day time for more than 30 minutes without getting sick. It sucked so don't mess around with it take a break the job won't get done if you're dead or have a heat stroke.

[mustang_revival]

Then spend an hour or two every day working on the lawn.

Damn!

[Craizie]

11-12 hours a day in an oven for a shop. Then spend an hour or two every day working on the lawn. As beefed said. Wouldn’t have it any other way. Lots of water. Coors light works well

Coors light is like making love in a canoe.

It's fucking close to water.

[yellowstang]

cooling towel - you'll wonder why you went so long without one.

and take it easy on all that sunblock. last month researchers found sunscreen ingredients are absorbed into your blood

https://www.google.com/search?q=sunb...hrome&ie=UTF-8

That may actually be good, you'll have built in sunscreen 24x7!

[Mysticcobrakilla]

11-12 hours a day in an oven for a shop. Then spend an hour or two every day working on the lawn. As beefed said. Wouldn’t have it any other way. Lots of water. Coors light works well

[hxbernal]

I generally work outside in the summer for 5-6 hours a day. I normally put sunblock on my face, wear a hat, thin long sleeved shirt and drink the fuck out of some h2o..

Anything else u guys do on top of that?

cooling towel - you'll wonder why you went so long without one.

and take it easy on all that sunblock. last month researchers found sunscreen ingredients are absorbed into your blood

https://www.google.com/search?q=sunb...hrome&ie=UTF-8

[cool cat]

On weekends i regularly do 5-6 hours per day. I start off with just water, sunscreen, large hat, and start hitting the beer at some point.

[beefed88]

Yeah, I'd also get my resume out there, and land a gig in AC.

I love working outside. Wouldn't have it any other way.

[Big A]

Yeah, I'd also get my resume out there, and land a gig in AC.

[Stephen]

I generally work outside in the summer for 5-6 hours a day. I normally put sunblock on my face, wear a hat, thin long sleeved shirt and drink the fuck out of some h2o..

Anything else u guys do on top of that?