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Intelligently heating and cooling a home requires more than following a fixed thermostat schedule. A household’s routine changes day to day, rooms are occupied at different times, and weather and energy needs rarely match a program created weeks or months…
This content is sponsored by Vivint. Our editorial team independently wrote this article. When you click on or buy thought our links, we earn a commission. Learn more. This time of year brings falling temperatures — and, for many, rising utility…
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) -- Although it may be 65 degrees out, a residence could still feel sticky, and an HVAC contractor has some advice if humid conditions continue. Kaden Kleinhaus of J and R Mechanical said a resident can still run the…
Fall in Utah can make thermostat settings tricky. A chilly morning may have you reaching for the heat, only for temperatures to climb considerably by afternoon. As colder weather settles in, many homeowners also start wondering whether it's more efficient…
During Oklahoma's stretch of triple-digit temperatures, one homeowner said keeping a house at 68 degrees all summer sounds a lot less realistic than some people online make it seem. The discussion began in r/hvacadvice, where an Oklahoma homeowner described a…
Rather than lowering your thermostat, check the humidity level in your home — lowering it will make you feel cooler without driving up costs. No More Huge Energy Bills: Check This Before You Adjust Your Thermostat We may receive a commission…
Changing weather can turn a comfortable home into a daily thermostat-adjustment exercise. Cool mornings become warm afternoons, temperatures fall again overnight, and someone inevitably ends up changing the thermostat several times a day. This table is only a starting point.