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Frugal and Energy Efficient Living

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6. Lol. Yieks.

Fri Oct 8, 2021, 06:13 AM

Oct 2021

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Of move to Florida and save that 18 bucks. jimfields33 Oct 2021 #1

Lol. Yieks. jimfields33 Oct 2021 #6

That works, too. True Blue American Oct 2021 #14

Use caution. Wrap a pillow case or bedsheet around Tetrachloride Oct 2021 #20

I have had one for years. True Blue American Oct 2021 #24

Cold last week and warm this week. mgardener Oct 2021 #8

It is almost time here OldBaldy1701E Oct 2021 #9

It is time. I'm a bit of a polar bear, so I keep it cool as well. paleotn Oct 2021 #10

I have never understood heating (or cooling) the whole house cyclonefence Oct 2021 #11

I'n Florida it's a humidity issue. Phoenix61 Oct 2021 #12

You can probably experiment with a lower temperature. Tetrachloride Oct 2021 #21

Yup. 2naSalit Oct 2021 #13

We're in Wisconsin and haven't had to fire up the boiler yet. ewagner Oct 2021 #15

Be careful with the electric heaters, gab13by13 Oct 2021 #16

I agree about the cooking and baking in winter. 70sEraVet Oct 2021 #17

Yep! Richluu Oct 2021 #18

Electric heat DownriverDem Oct 2021 #19

Down comforter, long johns, dogs and cats. Tetrachloride Oct 2021 #22

Yes I do the same, my thermostat stays at 62 all winter long FakeNoose Oct 2021 #23

Just heard a news story this morning Dreampuff Oct 2021 #25