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Old 04-18-2010, 05:04 AM
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Originally Posted by StuntmanMike View Post
haha yeah, that doesn't really apply to what I'm looking for. But thanks for posting.

I've heard electric heat gets really expensive, same with oil (which I hate anyway), so I'm going to make it a requirement that it has gas heat if I have to pay for it.
In my experience the secret key to lowering your heating bill is DONT touch the thermostat. Alot of people seem to think that cranking the heat down while they are out and running it when they get home saves money. It doesnt. All your doing is using more energy reheating the house than if you just leave it alone. Now my brither and I take it to the extreme alittle and we dont set the thermostat above 58 all winter. I would say 63-65 is fine. Remember a blanket and a sweatshirt are free.
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