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What's yer house thermostat set at?
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<blockquote data-quote="AustinSN" data-source="post: 15846895" data-attributes="member: 159453"><p>Depends. 68-74. </p><p></p><p>I'll usually flick it off when I'm walking out in the morning and turn it back on when I get home. It runs off of my water heater and because gas is so cheap out here it doesn't really cost anything to run. The difference between not using the heat during summer and literally keeping it on 24/7 during winter is like $30 per month. </p><p></p><p>I like the cost efficiency but it's slow to bring everything up to temp. Couple that with relatively inefficient insulation, during the winter it can take 6 hours to move it 6 degrees up. Not that long ago I fell asleep with the windows open and a fan blowing the air in, it got down to single digits outside that night. It was 64 when I woke up and I kicked on the heater. It ran all day while I was at work and by the time I got home it was only 72. </p><p></p><p>Lol poor cat actually got under the covers with us to keep warm. </p><p></p><p>During summer with the AC is a different story. I only turn it on when I'm sweating balls.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AustinSN, post: 15846895, member: 159453"] Depends. 68-74. I'll usually flick it off when I'm walking out in the morning and turn it back on when I get home. It runs off of my water heater and because gas is so cheap out here it doesn't really cost anything to run. The difference between not using the heat during summer and literally keeping it on 24/7 during winter is like $30 per month. I like the cost efficiency but it's slow to bring everything up to temp. Couple that with relatively inefficient insulation, during the winter it can take 6 hours to move it 6 degrees up. Not that long ago I fell asleep with the windows open and a fan blowing the air in, it got down to single digits outside that night. It was 64 when I woke up and I kicked on the heater. It ran all day while I was at work and by the time I got home it was only 72. Lol poor cat actually got under the covers with us to keep warm. During summer with the AC is a different story. I only turn it on when I'm sweating balls. [/QUOTE]
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