The cold and Juice

[mbottema]

Does anybody have the same experience with juice? Mine is getting thicker as the days get colder. I try to keep it room temperature but as we all know in Japan, that doesn't mean much.
What do you do? Suggest?

 

[intlhnl808]

Can't say I can comment there... First winter for my juice, so we will see. So far no issues though....

 

[Spencer87]

ah yes.... Fricken mother trucking COLD these days...

Someone tell me again why Japan still rejects things such as indoor central heating and ....a sweep of western toilets...

Two things that suck the most in Japan, Is being cold even when inside, (I am at work now and freezing) and having to take a dump at a train station and walking in to find the squatter toilets. When I poo thats my relax time....

The washlets however.... greatest invention of all time... heated ______ing seats man

 

[Vo0Do0]

Yeah it does get thicker. I usually refrigerate it and yeah, it'sfor sure thicker.

And why the hell isn'tthere any insulation in the walls in Japan? Makes no sense to me. Such a waste of electricy/money.

 

[Sakurai]

Japan....3rd world! No insulation, central heating, & in my house a kumitori toilet....they suck the crap out of a tank underground!

 

[Spencer87]

Apparently I heard it's becuase lots of Japanese didn't live in houses for long before. But Yea. Sucks balls. Also, What's with the squatter toilets. They've seen western toilets. No need to squat any more.

 

[Mescaline]

It surprise me at first but since we need aircon for summer in Japan, its seems a good choice to use the same device as heating system.

Fluid become more thick with colder temperature.