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78 during the day, we turn bedroom system down to 71 at night.


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Originally Posted by 16bore
I’ll guarantee their offices aren’t that hot...

This ^^^^^^



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In this high, dry climate, nights will normally be 30F cooler than the days, maybe more. We open the windows at sundown and by morning, the house will be 68-70. Close it up and we won't use the a/c until 3pm or later. Then we set it for 75 so it comes on before the house gets hot. It's easier and cheaper to keep it cool than it is to get it cool. It's 2pm, outside is 91, inside is 73, a/c isn't turned on yet.


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we got by for many, many years opening the windows at night and putting a box fan in one to draw air in or out. Then close the windows and draw the shades shortly after sunup. The house would stay cool through most of the day. And I always slept best under an open window.

Today, it is all central air. 74 degrees in the summer and 68 in the winter.

But if I was to consider these ridiculous .gov recommendations, they would be reversed. There is no way I am sleeping at 82 degrees.

It is hitting 100 in the days here right now. But I am walking out the door at 6:00 AM to 56 to 60 degrees. I sure as hell am not going to turn the furnace on during the night.


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The electricity I burn staying comfortable right now, comes back to me during the winter.

I'm so hot natured, I very rarely turn the heater on. If I get up in the morning in winter and it has dropped into the 50's inside, I'll warm things up with the heater, and shut it off after it warms to about 65... smile


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Originally Posted by The_Big_D
72f day when Im not home, 70f after 5pm and 66f at night, how you can sleep when its warmer than 72 baffles me. Sometimes I get up and drop it down to 64f even...


How heavy is your blanket?


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Holy fudgk

64f ???


What are you diabetic or menopausal?

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Originally Posted by kaywoodie
Originally Posted by 16bore
I’ll guarantee their offices aren’t that hot...


May be if them offices are full of wimmens. You cannot satisfy them in an office setting. 1/2 are always cold, other half are always hot. Depending on their time of the month.
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78-79 here. Its plenty cool at night with a little fan hitting me.

Shades of Jimmuh Carter. 65 in winter had his wife crying.

https://www.nytimes.com/1979/07/11/...it-for-public-buildings-this-summer.html

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Ecc 10:2
The heart of the wise inclines to the right, but that of a fool to the left.

A Nation which leaves God behind is soon left behind.

"The Lord never asked anyone to be a tax collector, lowyer, or Redskins fan".

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Be sitting in 100f dove field for 6,7 hours. Week after next.

Not a lick of shade cept for my greg norman hat.

No "union steward" to bitch and cry to.


Some of you gals would die. 😄😄

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I'd sweat just sitting here at 78*. We keep it at 70 durng the day and turn it down to 62 at night. I need it cool to sleep comfortably.

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Tough crowd. I'm guessing you guys don't follow the dietary guidelines either.



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Originally Posted by slumlord
Be sitting in 100f dove field for 6,7 hours. Week after next.

Not a lick of shade cept for my greg norman hat.

No "union steward" to bitch and cry to.


Some of you gals would die. 😄😄
On the other hand, I can stay out hunting all day at -10 and be perfectly comfortable. Normally won't even put gloves on unless it's below 20*. I can't remember it ever getting to 100* here in my lifetime thank God. It has gotten to 97* a few times and I thought for sure I'd died and gone to hell.

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