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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I rent out our basement and while utilities are included, the thermostat is upstairs and the renter is not to touch. My only obligation is to keep the heat at the legal level, which I think is 65. That said, 72 is really really warm. Also, the renter could easily have solved the problem by opening a window in their room, which is pretty inefficient for your system, so perhaps you should be happy. [/quote] 72 is really warm? Not for me. I'm turning blue at 72. That's why at first I didn't really understand the situation in your house. Who in the name of all that is holy would want to have a temp in the 60s at night in winter? Are you sure it didn't set back to the 60s automatically though? Most thermostats are programmable.[/quote]
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