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66 degree house?
I've been experimenting with my thermostat the past couple of weeks to
see how I can save energy. I've noticed that if I keep my thermostat at 67 degrees my boiler will cycle every hour or two to maintain the temp - but if I set my thermostat to 66 degrees it will cycle every 4-6 hours. It's been around the 32 degrees outside all week. Is there a natural temperature that a house can hold for longers periods? If so, how can I raise that temperature? |
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