Comments on: Use a Programmable Thermostat to Save Money http://cashmoneylife.com/use-a-programmable-thermostat-to-save-money/ Money Management, Small Business, Career Wed, 23 May 2012 14:30:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Ryan http://cashmoneylife.com/use-a-programmable-thermostat-to-save-money/#comment-23464 Ryan Mon, 03 May 2010 01:51:04 +0000 http://cashmoneylife.com/2008/01/11/use-a-programmable-thermostat-to-save-money/#comment-23464 Ben, I sent you an e-mail. And thanks for your service! Ben, I sent you an e-mail. And thanks for your service!

]]> By: Ben Benavente http://cashmoneylife.com/use-a-programmable-thermostat-to-save-money/#comment-23459 Ben Benavente Sun, 02 May 2010 18:21:56 +0000 http://cashmoneylife.com/2008/01/11/use-a-programmable-thermostat-to-save-money/#comment-23459 i am trying to write a paper about saveing money with a progammable tremostat for collage class and i don't know how to get the info for my bibliography page or were to get the facts can you help? I liked what you were writing about and i beleive it is true I am in the army deployed to Camp Adder Iraq and I am trying to get every one here to do the same thing. thanks Ben i am trying to write a paper about saveing money with a progammable tremostat for collage class and i don’t know how to get the info for my bibliography page or were to get the facts can you help? I liked what you were writing about and i beleive it is true I am in the army deployed to Camp Adder Iraq and I am trying to get every one here to do the same thing.

thanks Ben

]]> By: Larry http://cashmoneylife.com/use-a-programmable-thermostat-to-save-money/#comment-23239 Larry Mon, 19 Apr 2010 14:18:41 +0000 http://cashmoneylife.com/2008/01/11/use-a-programmable-thermostat-to-save-money/#comment-23239 Larry: Maybe we should get a programable thermostat to save 20% in summer and 10% in winter. Check this article out. Larry:

Maybe we should get a programable thermostat to save 20% in summer and 10% in winter. Check this article out.

]]> By: tom smith http://cashmoneylife.com/use-a-programmable-thermostat-to-save-money/#comment-22596 tom smith Fri, 26 Mar 2010 01:59:29 +0000 http://cashmoneylife.com/2008/01/11/use-a-programmable-thermostat-to-save-money/#comment-22596 I agree. You don't get any medals at the end of your life for having kept your thermostat at 55...maybe some excessively worn teeth from chattering from frostbite throughout your life. I agree. You don’t get any medals at the end of your life for having kept your thermostat at 55…maybe some excessively worn teeth from chattering from frostbite throughout your life.

]]> By: Joel http://cashmoneylife.com/use-a-programmable-thermostat-to-save-money/#comment-22095 Joel Tue, 02 Mar 2010 21:21:42 +0000 http://cashmoneylife.com/2008/01/11/use-a-programmable-thermostat-to-save-money/#comment-22095 I am sorry guys, i don't believe that i should be freezing in my own house. heating is like food. if i had to pay some extra in winter well so be it. i rather spend a few extra pounds to comfortable when i am home. I am sorry guys, i don’t believe that i should be freezing in my own house. heating is like food. if i had to pay some extra in winter well so be it. i rather spend a few extra pounds to comfortable when i am home.

]]> By: Ryan http://cashmoneylife.com/use-a-programmable-thermostat-to-save-money/#comment-21174 Ryan Fri, 08 Jan 2010 14:52:12 +0000 http://cashmoneylife.com/2008/01/11/use-a-programmable-thermostat-to-save-money/#comment-21174 Traciatim, We usually boost the temp a couple degrees when we have company over, too. We used to adjust the thermostat down to the 50s during the day because my wife and I both worked, but now that my wife is a stay at home mom, we leave the temp around 68 from morning until we go to bed, when it drops to the 50s. We use a space heater to heat our bedroom so it doesn't get too cold. Traciatim, We usually boost the temp a couple degrees when we have company over, too. We used to adjust the thermostat down to the 50s during the day because my wife and I both worked, but now that my wife is a stay at home mom, we leave the temp around 68 from morning until we go to bed, when it drops to the 50s. We use a space heater to heat our bedroom so it doesn’t get too cold.

]]> By: Traciatim http://cashmoneylife.com/use-a-programmable-thermostat-to-save-money/#comment-21173 Traciatim Fri, 08 Jan 2010 14:48:04 +0000 http://cashmoneylife.com/2008/01/11/use-a-programmable-thermostat-to-save-money/#comment-21173 We've switched a little this year to have more of this mentality. Plus, one of us is home almost all the time now. So ours ends up at 66F (19C) almost all the time, and if someone is feeling cold we put it up to 67F (19.5) so some heat moves around. If we plan to have other people over for a while and we figure no one will be wanting to wear slippers or sweaters then we will set it up to 68-70F (20-21C). We’ve switched a little this year to have more of this mentality. Plus, one of us is home almost all the time now. So ours ends up at 66F (19C) almost all the time, and if someone is feeling cold we put it up to 67F (19.5) so some heat moves around. If we plan to have other people over for a while and we figure no one will be wanting to wear slippers or sweaters then we will set it up to 68-70F (20-21C).

]]> By: Ryan http://cashmoneylife.com/use-a-programmable-thermostat-to-save-money/#comment-21172 Ryan Fri, 08 Jan 2010 14:38:24 +0000 http://cashmoneylife.com/2008/01/11/use-a-programmable-thermostat-to-save-money/#comment-21172 We keep our temp at a comfortable level as well, but we have adapted to be comfortable at around 68. Obviously, something like temperature is subjective, and I know people who are comfortable with their home in the low 60s and some people who are uncomfortable if it drops below 75. We keep our temp at a comfortable level as well, but we have adapted to be comfortable at around 68. Obviously, something like temperature is subjective, and I know people who are comfortable with their home in the low 60s and some people who are uncomfortable if it drops below 75.

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