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Comment on Hats Off To Ford

2010-11-10T09:36:22Z

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Comment on To Cool Or Not To Cool: That Is The Question

2010-11-10T08:38:52Z

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Comment on Hats Off To Ford

2010-11-09T11:39:28Z

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2010-11-09T11:37:57Z

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2010-11-09T11:36:05Z

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2010-11-09T11:19:55Z

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2010-11-09T10:52:10Z

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2010-11-05T21:02:54Z

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Comment on Three Degrees Of Conservation

2010-11-02T18:39:11Z

I mentioned in a previous post that I did this when I moved into my house. Every penny counts in our house, and it was important that we understood what our cost would be in the summer when we bought our new house. In the beginning the cost was a little high, but once I figured out how to adjust the temperature on my thermostat, it dropped about 15%.

Comment on To Cool Or Not To Cool: That Is The Question

2010-11-02T18:35:02Z

I have tossed this question around as well. We leave the AC on about 75 in the summer, but when no one is home during the day I have it programmed to go up to 79. I analyzed my cost savings by trying a lot of different temperatures. The fact is that, it is hard to get the temperature back down if you try to get to modest during the day, which will leave you miserable for hours after you get home. I would advise examining your settings based on your system and your house.