jenscats5 said:62 overnight & 64-66 when I'm home (I have a programmable thermostat.....
rykertest said:62 at night? I have a down comforter and that would even be too cold for me!.
jenscats5 said:I like it cold + have a heating blanket......
jenscats5 said:How come youre shouting??![]()
jenscats5 said:62 overnight & 64-66 when I'm home (I have a programmable thermostat.....
You're my kind of man!!!Scotsman said:I keep my apartment at 50-55 during the winter, I'd keep it colder but the pipes might freeze on the out wall.
I'm pretty much a polar bear: big, white, fuzzy, and love the cold.
Cheers,
Scotsman
medical said:60 by day, heat off at night......my friends call my house "the Ice Palace" I once got my lease bought out by the landlord of a 2 story duplex because the downstairs tenant couldn't get their apartment warm because my floor was so cold! It would be about 35 by morning.
what did the insulation consist of in this building? a couple of snicker's wrappers between the floors?gonelifting said:What are you saying? You were "bought out"? You had to move?
and I don't believe the other apt. couldn't get heat up because of you. That's crazy.
rnch said:what did the insulation consist of in this building? a couple of snicker's wrappers between the floors?![]()
cindylou said:NOT JUST that but could you imagine the sound if there was no insulation between the floors? You could probably hear EVERYTHING! lol
Scotsman said:I keep my apartment at 50-55 during the winter, I'd keep it colder but the pipes might freeze on the out wall.
I'm pretty much a polar bear: big, white, fuzzy, and love the cold.
Cheers,
Scotsman
gonelifting said:Some of you people are saving a lot of money. Great.
why not put your penis in a chica ?healother said:and they are shivering as a result
I would say, why not just heat the house with a cheaper fuel source? like corn?
hotzie said:why not put your penis in a chica ?
dood go for it , do it for me.healother said:yeah, chicks are another good way to stay warm too!
hotzie said:dood go for it , do it for me.
rnch said:slat, i would imagine heating costs this time of the year where you are (new hampshire???) are as prohibitive as a/c costs are here in august and september?
Man I don't get you, you're afraid of your parents thinking you might be touching a girl but you screw with the thermostat? HOLY CRAP, my kids wouldn't DREAM of touching the thermostat! Don't you know the rules? If you don't pay the heating bill you don't have a right to express an opinion about ambient temperature!healother said:I try to put it at around 72, sometimes 73, but my mom always gets annoyed and puts it back down to 70 (where it stays most of the time) so I just wear my hoody and deal with it.
at night then temp is about 69-70, but i sleep in the basement where its probably like 67, and i wake up in the morning freezing cold, it sucks.
i'd have it set to 72 all the time if it were up to me. winter or summer.
rnch said:dayum....what with some of the tempertures ya'll are quoting, you would need a second mortgage to pay the electrtic bill in the summer time if you moved to new orleans, lololol.
wow, that's some Big Bucks!! the highest my a/c bill in august or september (our peak usage months down here) was around 180...and that made me kick furniture!! winter natural gas is about half my a/c amount.slat1 said:The oil bill was $480 alone last January.
I would rather have a nice blanket then dish that out every month in the winter!
AC in the summer is another story though. I love that stuff!
rnch said:my dad kept saying he was going to buy one of those plastic lock boxes for the thermostat, lol
he kept the 'stat at 78 to 80 for the a/c in the summer....i'd roll from one damp side of the bed to the other...had to wait until i heard him snoring to sneak down the hall and drop it to 76 so i could get to sleep.
Landlord let me out of the lease and paid me $200 in moving expenses. It was an old house built in 1908 and devided into a duplex.......most of one of their walls was my stairwell and the wall was just plywood.gonelifting said:What are you saying? You were "bought out"? You had to move?
and I don't believe the other apt. couldn't get heat up because of you. That's crazy.
Well bully bully for you. Must be nice to live in a west coast apartment.chilidog0425 said:heat?
a/c?
what are these that you speak of?
my power bill (gas & electric) runs about $65 year round. and that includes a spa.

rnch said:dayum....what with some of the tempertures ya'll are quoting, you would need a second mortgage to pay the electrtic bill in the summer time if you moved to new orleans, lololol.
musclemom said:Well bully bully for you. Must be nice to live in a west coast apartment.
I live in an east coast house. I don't like it very much, but at least it's all mine![]()
musclemom said:Man I don't get you, you're afraid of your parents thinking you might be touching a girl but you screw with the thermostat? HOLY CRAP, my kids wouldn't DREAM of touching the thermostat! Don't you know the rules? If you don't pay the heating bill you don't have a right to express an opinion about ambient temperature!
Get a down comforter or sleep in a sleeping bag (72, I'd roast to death).
If your basement is even partially underground I would think it is warmer than the rest of the house, mine is.
Gotta laugh at what everyone considers strict.healother said:lol, wow, i didnt know rules were so strict like that in your house!
my parents are fatter than i am, so they probably sweat more when the temp is hotter.
yes, my house is partially underground, and its way colder in the basement.
How can you have a house, and your energy bill only runs you $65 a month? Running a refrigerator alone is usually a dollar or two a day. Hell, the gas portion of my bill is $25, we have a gas hot water heater -- no, not set high -- and a gas stove that gets used about every other day. And you have a spa? How the hell can you get away with $65 a month? How are you cooling the place?chilidog0425 said:i own my place thank you bery much. the spa is all mine too and is sitting in the back yard.
i like it a lo'. living within miles of the beach , that is.
You live in CA and you never need to cool it? Damn either you're seriously acclimated, you live in the mountains, or you're C-H-E-A-P.chilidog0425 said:i don't have a/c and we have never turned on the heater since moving in 3.5 years ago. there are just 2 of us.
i got all the windows replaced a couple years ago which are much more energy efficient.
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