Things that do not like this weather.

I think I'm going to try my hand at a list of things that don't really work past -40. At low temperatures, things just decide to give up the ghost. At really low temperatures, important things in your house start breaking. When it gets cold, Alaskan's start navel gazing; with that in mind, here's some things most people wouldn't think of not working.

• Bubble Levels.
• Truck Fan Belts.
• Cheap Ski Goggles.
• Skis or Snowboards.
• Air Compressors. (I won't double dip by adding `oil atomizers`).
• LCD Screens.
• Cameras sealed with Camera Grease.
• Ducttape.
• Propane Tanks.
• Traditional Toilet Seats. (God save the person without blue foam!)
• Garden Variety Extension Cords.
• Plastic Buckles, Snaps, and plastic slidey string balls.
• Shopping Cart Wheels.
• Elastic or some Bungie Cords.
• Christmas Lights Timers (or at least mine doesn't).
• Apparently (I found this out last night) Pole Mounted Transformers can go `boom` much more easily.
  
• Composite Axe Handles. (Another recent discovery!)
• Most engines with an electric start (beyond cars).
• Camal Backs.
• Pens - and plastic pencils snap easily.
• Most pieces of unsealed optics, such a binocs, spotting glasses, jeweller lens.
• 99% of Electric Thermometers.
• Moleskin.
• Regular shoe soles (Hat tip to Avery for pointing this one out to me).
• Tires.
• Some sorts of motion sensors.
• ATMs