[ SECRET POST #3580 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3580 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Heating

[dancingmouse]

Everyone I come into contact does this. I always hated it because I'm always cold, even with an extra blanket. It's especially bad when I have to go to the bathroom or kitchen for something.

It never made sense to me, because the heater shuts itself off when it reaches the "right" temperature, and goes back on when it gets too cold. Also, wouldn't turning it back on in the morning waste all the "saved" energy by reheating a cold house instead of just maintaining a consistent heat?

Re: Heating

[(Anonymous)]

To your second comment, the "sense" in turning the temperature down at night, besides not wasting energy, is that when the human body is preparing for sleep, body temperature drops and cooler temperatures help humans both fall asleep and stay asleep. Also, blankets, and the majority of people aren't constantly getting up to go to the bathroom and the kitchen after they go to bed. And since you're only lowering the temperature by a few degrees at night, the temperature will increase enough in the morning due to sunlight and people moving around and doing things that the energy required to raise temperature back up to daytime levels is minimal and not greater than the energy saved by not needlessly keeping the house at summer temperatures on winter nights when everyone is asleep.