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Old Aug 8th 2007 | 2:17 am
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Originally Posted by Irn-bru
I know, sorry thats why I edited my post to make it clearer
I like to think we understand each other by now thankyou anyway
 
Old Aug 8th 2007 | 2:19 am
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Originally Posted by britvic
I like to think we understand each other by now thankyou anyway
I reread it and realised it could seem that I didn't think you knew that

So wanted it to be clear to everyone else I didn't think that!!
But thanks for understanding
 
Old Aug 8th 2007 | 3:45 am
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It's 95F and we had another terrific thunderstorm overnight...so it's like a steam bath outside. It feels quite cool when I walk indoors...79F.
 
Old Aug 8th 2007 | 3:54 am
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Originally Posted by britvic
Thats another thing I've noticed, our two apartments before this one had the bedroom's upstairs and was always far warmer than downstairs A/C never seemed to do it's job properly, I'm so glad we live on one floor now
Our upstairs room has its own AC and heating....it would be too hot or cold to use without it....
 
Old Aug 8th 2007 | 3:57 am
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Noon here in SC. 97 degrees. Supposed to go to 102/103. No rain.
 
Old Aug 8th 2007 | 4:25 am
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Originally Posted by TruBrit
it depends how high the humidity is and that fluctuates daily here so i'm forever playing with the controls lol! without the high humidity i like a warm mid to high 70's inside however now that summer is here and it's very humid i have it down to 69 and although it feel somewhat cool we have to have it that low to pull the humidity out of the air. OH doesn't mind the humidity too much but then he's grown up with it.

btw our elec bill for last month was $789 ~ how does that compare to y'alls?
Ours is at about 78F and the summer electricity bills are around $400 a month eek. Antiquated system, would be better with 2 zones for up and downstairs. I leave it on all day for the guinea pigs.
 
Old Aug 8th 2007 | 4:41 am
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Originally Posted by Sally
Ours is at about 78F and the summer electricity bills are around $400 a month eek. Antiquated system, would be better with 2 zones for up and downstairs. I leave it on all day for the guinea pigs.
What spoilt Guinea pigs so glad you ain't got them cooking out in there hutch in the garden.
 
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What spoilt Guinea pigs so glad you ain't got them cooking out in there hutch in the garden.
They live like 2 Queens lol
 
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Originally Posted by Sally
Ours is at about 78F and the summer electricity bills are around $400 a month eek. Antiquated system, would be better with 2 zones for up and downstairs. I leave it on all day for the guinea pigs.
Bugger I........

Thats steep. We grumble about half that.........

I left the radio on for the cat this morning. She looked so dejected all alone.......'kin princess.
 
Old Aug 8th 2007 | 5:01 am
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Originally Posted by Sally
They live like 2 Queens lol
So I hope they are Lady Guinea pigs we are talking here
 
Old Aug 8th 2007 | 5:02 am
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What I don't get, is some people I know have the temp set between 68/70 and who then like to 'snuggle' under the blankets at night to keep warm.

WTF is that all about?? Why not just save some energy and dollars, have the temp set higher and use less bedding?
 
Old Aug 8th 2007 | 5:03 am
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Originally Posted by AdobePinon
$15 electric and $28 gas. No AC required here.
You must have a swamp cooler? My house is only AC I wish I had dual cooling

I keep it at 80F except at night when I set it at 75F. It's pretty humid here now so ceiling and tower fans aren't so effective as they are when it's dry. But the cost of the electricity used during the summer is offset by the warm winters. Rarely last winter did I need to turn the heating on so my gas bills are next to nothing.
 
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Originally Posted by britvic
So I hope they are Lady Guinea pigs we are talking here
yes they are re-doing their cage in lavender
 
Old Aug 8th 2007 | 5:48 am
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Originally Posted by gsnichol
You must have a swamp cooler? My house is only AC I wish I had dual cooling

I keep it at 80F except at night when I set it at 75F. It's pretty humid here now so ceiling and tower fans aren't so effective as they are when it's dry. But the cost of the electricity used during the summer is offset by the warm winters. Rarely last winter did I need to turn the heating on so my gas bills are next to nothing.
Ours is set at 74F and our summer electricity bill is about $200 a month.
Today it's 92F and 90% humidity...horrible.
 
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76/78f should be good for everybody
below 70 is stupidity ..the chances of the outside unit freezing
up greatly increases after that ...
 


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