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Old 12-29-2010, 01:07 PM
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Exactly what greg said.... It's true with your house too. It's more efficient to keep the heater on enough to keep the space at say 65 degrees than it is to let it get real cold and then heat it all the way back up to 70. Letting the temp get real low and then heating it up requires way more energy and thus more cost
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