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Jasus Christ posted:I have this problem except I configure the thermostat correctly, and my apartment walls are full of holes that leak heat. All of my windows are covered in plastic , yet I have to wear 3 layers of clothes to watch tv on the couch. ....are you a mobster
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I don't know, my loving thermostat stops at 85! < >
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Live Free posted:why keep it cold in winter and warm in summer? I don't understand this reasoning at all I'm guessing you don't pay your utility bills.
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SLICK GOKU BABY posted:I'm guessing you don't pay your utility bills. we are both computer touchers and are not poor
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it's an older townhouse situations so the basement is always cold, mid level is cozy, and top level is hot as balls. I set it at 68 and put on wool socks if needed
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Milo and POTUS posted:....are you a mobster Why I may or may not have holes in my walls is nobody's business.
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SLICK GOKU BABY posted:I'm guessing you don't pay your utility bills. i do, and they're very affordable. also what ultrared said is true, im a computer toucher
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Live Free posted:i do, and they're very affordable. also what ultrared said is true, im a computer toucher Who’s the guy in your av? He’s kind of pretty
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Nigmaetcetera posted:Who’s the guy in your av? He’s kind of pretty some random executive or something idr
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Room temperature is typically defined in Fahrenheit as between 68-72, and since the funny sex number is right in range, it seems a shame not to set it to that.
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65 degrees, wife and I both prefer it to be chilly. I like it because I'm a robot and my CPU brain works better when it's cooled properly, and my wife loves any excuse to wear as many blankets as she can.
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im posting from a volcanic vent on the ocean floor
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In the UK we don’t really have air con at home. So in the winter I just put the central heating on full whack between 6:30-8:30 so I’m good and warm when getting up for work. Then put it back on between 16:30-23:00 so the house is warm for when I get home until about when I go to bed. Alternatively I will light the fire which makes it hotter but that only really heats up the room with the fireplace. In the summer the house is just whatever temperature. Maybe I’ll point a fan at myself but only if it’s really hot
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Live Free posted:some random executive or something idr So it’s like when liface googled “unassuming asian man” and made that his av? Have fun being sued! i don’t want you to be sued be careful
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18 degrees celcius.
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computer. room. temperature. hot.
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Nigmaetcetera posted:So it’s like when liface googled “unassuming asian man” and made that his av? Have fun being sued! ill change it if he ever asks
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Pick posted:Your wives hate you my wives love 69!!!!!
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Live Free posted:
73 agreed upon between me and waifu for winter, i'd rather it be 74 to be honest.
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but what if i told you i keep mine at 68 in the summer, and 74 in the winter
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We have three floors (two story walkout), the dumbass didn’t put zone heating in so therm is on a setback program 65 night, 68 day. This is winter poo poo. So the top floor is +5f degrees, middle normal, bottom where my office is -10 (it’s like ya 58f in my office. I have an oil space heater to make it up. It costs a poo poo ton to run it, like $50/month it seems. Don’t get me started on summer... E just went and looked, $350/month gas and electric and it’s been pretty mild (32f) here, lol gently caress me Burt Sexual fucked around with this message at 00:59 on Jan 23, 2020 |
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We have a one story ranch with a finished basement, 2 zones, 1 upstairs and 1 down. Oil baseboard heat with a boiler less than 10 years old. Attic insulation was R0 when we moved in but we’re at R50 now. Still burning through oil a little too quickly for my liking. I’ve been starting to look into pricing on central heating/air but we wouldn’t be able to afford it for another few years. The new ductless systems seem like a good alternative. Anyone have any experience with those?
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DarkSoulsTantrum posted:We have a one story ranch with a finished basement, 2 zones, 1 upstairs and 1 down. Oil baseboard heat with a boiler less than 10 years old. Attic insulation was R0 when we moved in but we’re at R50 now. Still burning through oil a little too quickly for my liking. I’ve been starting to look into pricing on central heating/air but we wouldn’t be able to afford it for another few years. The new ductless systems seem like a good alternative. Anyone have any experience with those? Zone jealousy. My house is insulated reallly good, 6 inch walls inside and out, he just hosed up the zone thing. It’s kinda weird him being a electrical contractor that built it. Cobblers children I guess
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We have the air to water heating thing and it keeps the house at 20 C, no way to cool it though so from about april to september it creeps up to 22-24 which sucks for sleeping
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DarkSoulsTantrum posted:We have a one story ranch with a finished basement, 2 zones, 1 upstairs and 1 down. Oil baseboard heat with a boiler less than 10 years old. Attic insulation was R0 when we moved in but we’re at R50 now. Still burning through oil a little too quickly for my liking. I’ve been starting to look into pricing on central heating/air but we wouldn’t be able to afford it for another few years. The new ductless systems seem like a good alternative. Anyone have any experience with those? My neighbor got one and at this point they wish they had gotten a heat pump instead. It just doesn't cover enough of their house. In the winter its fine but the summer it definitely sucks to be those guys. I just recently had to replace a furnace and added a heat pump with tax incentives so now I have AC and I just turn off the heat pump in the winter because the natty gas furnace is so much cheaper and does a better job.
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bomb posted:My neighbor got one and at this point they wish they had gotten a heat pump instead. It just doesn't cover enough of their house. In the winter its fine but the summer it definitely sucks to be those guys. Good to know. I figured anything would be better than window units in every room but the kitchen and bathroom.
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My 80° indoor temperature is something that I don't really look into because I know it's very expensive but I also know that I don't care, it's my most important luxury. I would probably rather go without food.
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Admittedly, in the summer, I won't use the air conditioning unless my indoor temperature is about 94 or higher
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62 at night 66 during the day for winter. Otoh AC if its above 90.
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The temperature at which my poo poo upon the bathroom mat is most pungent and thus most appealing to supp upon, yonder bitch
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Oh jeeze i keep my house at a crisp 420 Kelvin op
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Pick posted:My 80° indoor temperature is something that I don't really look into because I know it's very expensive but I also know that I don't care, it's my most important luxury. I would probably rather go without food. Pick posted:Admittedly, in the summer, I won't use the air conditioning unless my indoor temperature is about 94 or higher This is probably what I'd do if I lived in a very cold environment but since I live in a desert the idea of this is just giving me a panic attack
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I keep my ac set to 49 in the winter so I can keep my edge for stalking and wrestling mountain goats in the spring. 
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I don't have central heating so my house is a wonderland of varying temperatures, it's very intellectually stimulating.
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Pick posted:Your wives hate you She can put on a sweater at 65. I'm not leaving taint sweat on the couch at 72.
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gluehuffer69 posted:She can put on a sweater at 65. I'm not leaving taint sweat on the couch at 72. you sweat sitting on the couch in 72F?
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Live Free posted:you sweat sitting on the couch in 72F? Its more like a light exudation of taint grease at that temp that I do not want on my furniture.
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gluehuffer69 posted:Its more like a light exudation of taint grease at that temp that I do not want on my furniture. That’s called poop and its leakage is natural at your age
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17C in the winter. Mid 20's in the summer.
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