[Dreamweaverr]

Use Your Thermostat to Save Big on Your Electric Bill This Summer - Associated Content

[Green-Moo]

That's an interesting article. I don't use an air conditioner, but the article was easy to read and i imagine very helpful to those who do.

[mom2manyboyz]

It can get over 110 degrees here in the summer, but the hottest it has ever been inside my house without a/c is 92. I think I could live without an a/c in the summer, but my family would complain.

[justontime]

That was a good article. I don't need air conditioning in UK but it is good to understand the issues.

[mom2manyboyz]

Hey Justontime:

I'm guessing if you don't need a/c, heating is a consideration for you in the colder months. What do you use for heat in the UK? My house is a partial berm, which means it is partly underground. This is supposed to reduce heating and cooling costs. We have a gas heater. The person that built it also installed a woodburning stove in the garage that could potentially heat the entire house, since it is connected to the air vents also. We don't use the woodburning stove because our homeowner's insurance almost doubles if we do.

[fuji0030]

It can get over 110 degrees actuality in the summer, but the hottest it has anytime been central my abode after a/c is 92. I anticipate I could reside after an a/c in the summer, but my ancestors would complain. That's an absorbing article. I don't use an air conditioner, but the commodity was simple to apprehend and i brainstorm actual accessible to those who do.

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