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January 29, 2009 at 10:51 AM #338644January 29, 2009 at 10:52 AM #338107
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Participant[quote=poway_seller]Wife caved in the cold last night and turned on the heater to 78 (felt like 85) in the master bedroom (also in kid’s room). My efforts have been somewhat reversed. I tried the socks and extra blanket thing and she wasn’t having any of it. told me I could go to the guest room with socks and an extra blanket if I wanted, but she was turning on the heat.
[/quote]78 degrees wow.
Does she keep the thermostat at 78 degrees during the cooling season – or set it lower when the AC is running.
(Thats a pet peeve of mine – people who over-heat in the winter because it’s too cold… then cool to a super low temp in the summer because it’s too hot.)
January 29, 2009 at 10:52 AM #338435Participant[quote=poway_seller]Wife caved in the cold last night and turned on the heater to 78 (felt like 85) in the master bedroom (also in kid’s room). My efforts have been somewhat reversed. I tried the socks and extra blanket thing and she wasn’t having any of it. told me I could go to the guest room with socks and an extra blanket if I wanted, but she was turning on the heat.
[/quote]78 degrees wow.
Does she keep the thermostat at 78 degrees during the cooling season – or set it lower when the AC is running.
(Thats a pet peeve of mine – people who over-heat in the winter because it’s too cold… then cool to a super low temp in the summer because it’s too hot.)
January 29, 2009 at 10:52 AM #338529Participant[quote=poway_seller]Wife caved in the cold last night and turned on the heater to 78 (felt like 85) in the master bedroom (also in kid’s room). My efforts have been somewhat reversed. I tried the socks and extra blanket thing and she wasn’t having any of it. told me I could go to the guest room with socks and an extra blanket if I wanted, but she was turning on the heat.
[/quote]78 degrees wow.
Does she keep the thermostat at 78 degrees during the cooling season – or set it lower when the AC is running.
(Thats a pet peeve of mine – people who over-heat in the winter because it’s too cold… then cool to a super low temp in the summer because it’s too hot.)
January 29, 2009 at 10:52 AM #338556Participant[quote=poway_seller]Wife caved in the cold last night and turned on the heater to 78 (felt like 85) in the master bedroom (also in kid’s room). My efforts have been somewhat reversed. I tried the socks and extra blanket thing and she wasn’t having any of it. told me I could go to the guest room with socks and an extra blanket if I wanted, but she was turning on the heat.
[/quote]78 degrees wow.
Does she keep the thermostat at 78 degrees during the cooling season – or set it lower when the AC is running.
(Thats a pet peeve of mine – people who over-heat in the winter because it’s too cold… then cool to a super low temp in the summer because it’s too hot.)
January 29, 2009 at 10:52 AM #338649Participant[quote=poway_seller]Wife caved in the cold last night and turned on the heater to 78 (felt like 85) in the master bedroom (also in kid’s room). My efforts have been somewhat reversed. I tried the socks and extra blanket thing and she wasn’t having any of it. told me I could go to the guest room with socks and an extra blanket if I wanted, but she was turning on the heat.
[/quote]78 degrees wow.
Does she keep the thermostat at 78 degrees during the cooling season – or set it lower when the AC is running.
(Thats a pet peeve of mine – people who over-heat in the winter because it’s too cold… then cool to a super low temp in the summer because it’s too hot.)
January 29, 2009 at 11:05 AM #338112poway_seller
Participant– No fireplace in the house
– No christmas lights (but the menorah warmed things up without having to run the heat)
– Yes, overheats and overcools (set at 65 on hot days) Again, body temperature regulation issues so somewhat justified.ps, keep all the jewish jokes to yourself. They are better in your head than written in a forum (unless they are about Madoff)
January 29, 2009 at 11:05 AM #338440Participant– No fireplace in the house
– No christmas lights (but the menorah warmed things up without having to run the heat)
– Yes, overheats and overcools (set at 65 on hot days) Again, body temperature regulation issues so somewhat justified.ps, keep all the jewish jokes to yourself. They are better in your head than written in a forum (unless they are about Madoff)
January 29, 2009 at 11:05 AM #338534Participant– No fireplace in the house
– No christmas lights (but the menorah warmed things up without having to run the heat)
– Yes, overheats and overcools (set at 65 on hot days) Again, body temperature regulation issues so somewhat justified.ps, keep all the jewish jokes to yourself. They are better in your head than written in a forum (unless they are about Madoff)
January 29, 2009 at 11:05 AM #338561Participant– No fireplace in the house
– No christmas lights (but the menorah warmed things up without having to run the heat)
– Yes, overheats and overcools (set at 65 on hot days) Again, body temperature regulation issues so somewhat justified.ps, keep all the jewish jokes to yourself. They are better in your head than written in a forum (unless they are about Madoff)
January 29, 2009 at 11:05 AM #338654Participant– No fireplace in the house
– No christmas lights (but the menorah warmed things up without having to run the heat)
– Yes, overheats and overcools (set at 65 on hot days) Again, body temperature regulation issues so somewhat justified.ps, keep all the jewish jokes to yourself. They are better in your head than written in a forum (unless they are about Madoff)
January 29, 2009 at 11:47 AM #338162meadandale
ParticipantLOL, you want to save money and the wife is cranking the heater to 78?!
When my heater comes on it never gets set above 70. 67 or 68 is more like it. Buy her a freaking blanket and get a down comforter for the bed.
January 29, 2009 at 11:47 AM #338490ParticipantLOL, you want to save money and the wife is cranking the heater to 78?!
When my heater comes on it never gets set above 70. 67 or 68 is more like it. Buy her a freaking blanket and get a down comforter for the bed.
January 29, 2009 at 11:47 AM #338584ParticipantLOL, you want to save money and the wife is cranking the heater to 78?!
When my heater comes on it never gets set above 70. 67 or 68 is more like it. Buy her a freaking blanket and get a down comforter for the bed.
January 29, 2009 at 11:47 AM #338612ParticipantLOL, you want to save money and the wife is cranking the heater to 78?!
When my heater comes on it never gets set above 70. 67 or 68 is more like it. Buy her a freaking blanket and get a down comforter for the bed.
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