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Doug Kanter
 
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Haven't been up north much, eh? :-)

"Bob Loblaw" wrote in message
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Frozen pipes??? When you setback the t/stat by 20 degrees???
Not bloody likley when water freezes at 32 degrees F.

Respectfully, Bob

Art wrote:
Furnace may not be able to get your heat back up in reasonable time and
could lead to frozen pipes in hash weather and a bitchy spouse.


OK, but why? Does 15 or 20 plus degrees of heat differential mean the
furnace gets too hot when running to close the gap, or what?