Darkwing Duck
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Currently off. Swamp cooler isn't on the thermostat.
That's a good point. When I lived in an old apartment in Zion, Illinois they had radiators run off a central boiler. It was a super cold winter and I never once turned my heat on and sometimes I had to open a window. Everyone else kept my place much warmer than I ever would have wanted to.Summer in the daytime if I am home is around 75-80. My house is a AC unit in each room now. If I am not home everything is off. I almost never wear clothes at home except maybe underwear to answer the door for deliveries. At night I need it cold so I turn the AC in the bedroom on, I dont really know the temp but it gets pretty cold. In the winter I dont really care, I leave the heat off. The neighbors heat keeps my place at about 65-70. When i lived in the US I usually set my temp at 60 for night in the winter and 68 in the summer.
Generally here in northern China you pay for heat with one cheapish price and it's turned on for a pre set period of time and it doesn't matter how much you use. I'm pretty sure lots of people just turn it on full all the time. My first year with that I paid and turned every thing to the lowest setting. My apartment was still 85 degrees in the middle of the winter. I can't sleep in that so I had to turn the AC on (way too noisy to open the windows), it was very big waste. So after that I just stopped paying for heat, worse case the AC units have a heat setting.That's a good point. When I lived in an old apartment in Zion, Illinois they had radiators run off a central boiler. It was a super cold winter and I never once turned my heat on and sometimes I had to open a window. Everyone else kept my place much warmer than I ever would have wanted to.
So you just run it off a switch?Currently off. Swamp cooler isn't on the thermostat.
It's a swamp cooler. It has a remote. It's a side one, not one attached on the roof.So you just run it off a switch?
We've got radiators in my house, and I've been very happy with the warmth in the winter.That's a good point. When I lived in an old apartment in Zion, Illinois they had radiators run off a central boiler. It was a super cold winter and I never once turned my heat on and sometimes I had to open a window. Everyone else kept my place much warmer than I ever would have wanted to.
My wife controls the thermostat and is one battle I choose not to worry about. I'm pretty sure we are set to about 72 year round.
If it was up to me we'd be at 78 in the Summer and 68 in the Winter. I'm cheap and can be comfortable in a wider range of temperatures I guess.
I can't wear less clothes when I am home if I tried, so.......yeah.Me too. In summer i just dont wear much clothes and in winter I put more clothes on.
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