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Smart and very true. But honestly, I'm lazy. I don't leave my house much. I like to keep it no lower then 72 or 73 in the day and 75 at night. I have my heating
by snow_mac 6y ago
Smart and very true. But honestly, I'm lazy. I don't leave my house much. I like to keep it no lower then 72 or 73 in the day and 75 at night. I have my heating setup such that after 9 am it drops the house to 72 (naturally) then at 4 pm kicks it up to 73. 6 pm 74, and 8 at 75. Hold all night until 6 am when I have it kick down to 74.
I don't care about the cost. Sure I could spend less and yes, I use more then all of my neighbors, but I really, really don't care. Sure it might be environmentally less efficient, but I couldn't care less about my bill being $20 or $50 cheaper. I want to be comfortable. That $20 or $50 isn't going to change my life in any meaningful way, but being warm sure makes me a lot happier, every, single, second, of the day.
- war1025 6y agoWhy put the heat up overnight? That seems extremely counter-intuitive to me.
- Aachen 6y agoIt's not about the cost for you. It's about the millions of premature deaths and impact on global warming due to pollution from gas heaters. I'm happy for you that you earn enough not to care about the money, same here, but please consider that there are also consequences for strangers as well as loved ones.