You bet.

1st floor AC is set to 74. Winter is set to 71

2nd floor AC is set to 72. Winter is set to 68.

I would much rather be too warm than too cold. Where possible in the mornings I open the windows until the temps climb into the 70s to get fresh air in the house. I also WFH and can't be a sweaty mess all day.

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Anonymous wrote:Ours is set automatically - AC on at 74 and heat on at 68 inside. The AC has been on periodically for weeks. I work from home and on video all the time so need to be comfortable in decently professional clothes.

74 AC?

Your house must be unbearable.

Np.

What's wrong with 74? Our daytime is set to 74-76, night is 72 (for AC)

Heat is 64. Haven't needed to use heat since maybe the first week of March.

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Anonymous wrote:We cracked yesterday afternoon--our upper floor was too hot for sleeping. It's still on. YOu?

I never understand this “cracked” crap. Do you think you are so big and tough when you “resist” A/C, and that you will have our eternal adoration? The heroic-but-sweaty OP?

It’s hot. Turn on the A/C. That’s what it’s for.

It's about the electric bill. OP.

Then reach out to your elected officials and tell them to stop voting to allow all these fees, like the EmPOWER surcharge, to our bills.

Anonymous wrote:Ours is set automatically - AC on at 74 and heat on at 68 inside. The AC has been on periodically for weeks. I work from home and on video all the time so need to be comfortable in decently professional clothes.

74 AC?

Your house must be unbearable.

In solidarity for those without AC, we should stop using AC. Live more simply, so others can simply live.

LOL AC has been on for over a month already…can’t sleep unless it’s 70 or below

We prefer to keep our windows open so we “resist” putting the AC on too, but we also fired it up on Wednesday. Thankfully, it worked (old house)!

Ours is set automatically - AC on at 74 and heat on at 68 inside. The AC has been on periodically for weeks. I work from home and on video all the time so need to be comfortable in decently professional clothes.

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Anonymous wrote:We cracked yesterday afternoon--our upper floor was too hot for sleeping. It's still on. YOu?

I never understand this “cracked” crap. Do you think you are so big and tough when you “resist” A/C, and that you will have our eternal adoration? The heroic-but-sweaty OP?

It’s hot. Turn on the A/C. That’s what it’s for.

It's about the electric bill. OP.

Yes, some of us are in raging teen hormones and raging peri hormones. The husband is cold but has been outvoted.

Anonymous wrote:We cracked yesterday afternoon--our upper floor was too hot for sleeping. It's still on. YOu?

I never understand this “cracked” crap. Do you think you are so big and tough when you “resist” A/C, and that you will have our eternal adoration? The heroic-but-sweaty OP?

It’s hot. Turn on the A/C. That’s what it’s for.

Yes it was 90 out today!

Yes!

We cracked yesterday afternoon--our upper floor was too hot for sleeping. It's still on. YOu?