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I work for a building control company, and I deal with a lot of HVAC stuff. Our software is set to heat a space when temp reaches 68 degrees, and cool it when it reaches 74 degrees I believe. So basically, temps are always within that window.

 

As far as my house, we have a digital thermostat that keeps things around 72 after 4:00 on weekdays and all day on weekends, and turns it back to 68 when nobody is home throught the day or at night while sleeping.... It's all very efficient :p .

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How in the hell do you sleep in the fucking humid ass Ohio summers?

 

 

:confused::eek::confused:

 

KillJoy

 

 

Honestly with working outside and pouring concrete all day in the humid days it really doesnt bother me at night. I will usually have a fan on in the room but that is it. You should see Jon Linn when he comes to my house, he is one of those people that needs a/c to survive. First words out of his mouth everytime is, "Its FUCKING HOT IN HERE" He will go and try to turn on the a/c and I will shut it off and kill the power to it so it cant come on..

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You should see Jon Linn when he comes to my house, he is one of those people that needs a/c to survive.

 

I am the same damn way. I grew up in a house where the AC was on as soon as high 70's hit. It kind of sucks, but at least I am cool :D

 

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Our house isn't insulated for SHIT. I have our set to 74 upstairs and ever since I remodeled the basement and insulated everything it's much warmer and keeps the warmth down here.

 

However, 74 on the thermostat equals 70 degrees in the kitchen thermometer.

 

I need to find an inexpensive way to insulate the rooms upstairs without tearing out all the drywall :(.

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Our house isn't insulated for SHIT. I have our set to 74 upstairs and ever since I remodeled the basement and insulated everything it's much warmer and keeps the warmth down here.

 

However, 74 on the thermostat equals 70 degrees in the kitchen thermometer.

 

I need to find an inexpensive way to insulate the rooms upstairs without tearing out all the drywall :(.

 

Due to the design of our house, 1.5 Level (Loft style), once the low teens hit, the Furnace runs CONSTANT to keep the house at ~68. Once the temp hits ~65-66, the Kerosene HEater comes out.

 

:(

 

KillJoy

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