Did you turn your heat on last night?
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Anonymous
| It was 36 degrees out when I woke up! House was 65 degrees. Heat is on for the first time. Only set to 67. Did you turn yours on or will you try and hold out still? |
Anonymous
| No still holding out. House is 63 this morning. Slept very well. Heading out to work so all is fine for the day. If it stays cool over the weekend it will likely come on. |
Anonymous
| The thermostat through October has been set to maintain bw 65 and 73. Both heat and AC have energized at various times. |
Anonymous
| Heat's been on for a week or more, set to 65 most of the time. What is the point of "holding out"? |
Anonymous
| We keep it set to 64 during the winter anyway, so we haven't turned it on yet. |
Anonymous
+1. And during the day it’s set to 69. I don’t see the point of being cold. |
Anonymous
| My house was at 61° this morning. It’s 63 now and I’m debating on whether or not to turn on the heat. I put on a sweater and thick socks. I am cold, but I want to resist. |
Anonymous
| I try to wait until Halloween. It still gets warm enough during the day and I have blankets at night. |
Anonymous
| No it was not even cold. |
Anonymous
| Nope. Thermostat reads 70, which is completely fine (heat is set to 65 anyway). |
Anonymous
| Not yet. Middle aged wife had our window partially open last night. |
Anonymous
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No reason to "hold off". What's that about?
If the heat needs to come on, it comes on |
Anonymous
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No--house was still 65 this morning, and that was with me having my bedroom window partially open.
It will probably go on soon though now that we have a prolonged stretch of 40s overnight and only in the 50s during the day. |
Anonymous
61? That's cold! |
Anonymous
You are purposely being ignorant...people are trying to save money. Why else wouldn't they turn it on? |