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Maybe that's because the isn't much room for temperature innovation?
by eagletusk 10y ago
Maybe that's because the isn't much room for temperature innovation?
- rhizome 10y agoTurns out setting it to 72deg is a pretty effective strategy!
- CPLX 10y agoI prefer a more artisanal 71 degrees. Fahrenheit, naturally.
- pfarnsworth 10y agoYou both must be made out of money. I set mine to 65-68, depending on the time of day.
- coredog64 10y agoThere are places in the US where it would cost money to set it to 65 and it's cheaper to set it to 77 (cough Phoenix cough). We typically leave the thermostat at 79 or 80, and even then that's several hundred a month in AC.
- goldenkey 10y agoIf there's one thing I've learned it's not to cheap out on common life luxuries. I've actually gotten rid of any friends who thought it was worth the sacrifice of huddling with a blanket to save $50 a month. Especially when I was over their homes. Fuck that. Don't tout your own incapacities as wisdom.
- circuit_breaker 10y agoMine stays at 77, any lower and the fan never shuts off. Why? Well, Florida. And the fact that I'm on the 2nd floor of a multi-tenant building with poor insulation. The struggle is real
- pfarnsworth 10y agoHow about things like the entire dataset that we have sent to Nest over the years? We only get access to the last 10 days worth, which is absolutely useless. I need year-over-year data, not just 1.5 weeks ago. Seriously, do these guys even use a Nest? Why have such an arbitrary restriction of data?