66-69*. 66* for heat and 69* for cooling.
I’d melt at 74*.
I’d melt at 74*.
72. It felt a bit cool inside starting about sun down last night. Been enjoying burning some red oak in my fireplace. After the coals were out I shut the damper around midnight. I’m running a little electric heater in my utility room and garage.
66-67 for heat in the winter
66-67 for air the rest of the year
66-67 for air the rest of the year
72 winter - 75 summer
68 winter 73 summer
Yep the wood stove is set on do not touch.
I move the thermostat settings around when I use the central heat and air.
I have 2 electric space heaters in the garage and garage faces North and no insulation in the east wall.
It was 51° in there this morning.
Wood stove will get the house to a nice 72° or more.
If I burn cedar or pine i can get it really hot.
Solid oak/hickory/pecan does not make as much flame so the heat is not there like hot burning light weight wood.
It has been in the 65° area at night or when I get up in the morning.
Couple times it was upper 50's
I move the thermostat settings around when I use the central heat and air.
I have 2 electric space heaters in the garage and garage faces North and no insulation in the east wall.
It was 51° in there this morning.
Wood stove will get the house to a nice 72° or more.
If I burn cedar or pine i can get it really hot.
Solid oak/hickory/pecan does not make as much flame so the heat is not there like hot burning light weight wood.
It has been in the 65° area at night or when I get up in the morning.
Couple times it was upper 50's
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