I do the heated water bowls for winter. Never was able to get my nipple waterers to work well, even with a bucket heater. Have already switched to the bowls. 

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Even if you heat the water inside the bucket, the nipples will freeze on the part outside the bucket.
Quote: Ok, I didn't know you had heaters that strong. I switch out to buckets for the winter. I have problems with my electric as it is without heating all the buckets....
In case folks don't know it. In the making of sour dough bread the femented liquid is not completely used but some is held and more added to it to keep the fermentation process going. This is so they don't have to wait for the fermentation to start all over again.
I suspect folks are doing the same thing with fermented feed ? Is that correct?
I went to nipples this year and am trying the fish tank heater. So far so good except the 100w one is too long to go across the bottom, I'm going to a 50w in each of them. Country Max is the cheapest for the heaters.
I do the heated water bowls for winter. Never was able to get my nipple waterers to work well, even with a bucket heater. Have already switched to the bowls.![]()
Not with the heaters I have. They stayed thawed even in the coldest weather and inside the runs. Perhaps you mean with the fish tank heaters?
Though mine are not 50 watts.