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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Even your upstairs is too cold to be hospitable to just about anyone but yourself. Your ‘guest room’ is basically a refrigerator, so why would you even offer?? It would be like me offering friends a weekend at my lake house, only they have to sleep on the gravel driveway. Don’t be absurd. If for some reason you end up with a guest down there, YES you raise the heat!! [b]To 75 at least[/b]. 65 is what is legally required to be habitable. So you open your window to cool down your room, or you sleep in the root cellar. [/quote] My heat won't get to 75 when it's really cold. See the "heat pump" thread. [/quote]
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