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Unhyphenated American
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It's cold outside.
"Don't turn the thermostat past up 71, it will be too hot in here".
It's hot outside.
"Don't turn the thermostat down past 74, it will be too cold in here". Roll Eyes


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So, you're the guy that married my wife's sister.



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Posts: 7120 | Location: Arkansas  | Registered: November 06, 2010Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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People cannot agree on temperature. In business this can be costly. An owner of a local bowling alley had people complain about the temperature all the time. Unfortunately they had access to a thermostat. His AC guy came in and installed a computer controlled system but left the old thermostats in place so people could mess with them if they wanted. He got compliments on how comfortable the place was and saved a bundle on electricity.

Worth a try.
 
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Mom said; "Close the door, it's hot outside!"

I said: "So, if I leave the door open will it cool of outside?"

Mom smacked me.

I never found out if my hypothesis was valid...

But, if you backtalk mom, your cheek will get hotter.




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My wife keeps the doors and windows open at anything >50 degrees. Meanwhile, I am cranking up the propane furnace and fireplace. You just have to learn to get along, to get along.
 
 
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You don't relish every cold day you can get in AZ?



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After 36 years of marriage I've learned what battles to wage and the thermostat setting is not one of them. If she is hot, she turns up the AC. If she is too cold, she turns up the heat. It is what it is and will always be. Now if we were talking punctuality, that would be a totally different animal.

Jim


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You don't relish every cold day you can get in AZ?

Absolutely not. I love the hot. Why I wanted to move here. For my wife, it is a "fresh air" thing. My comfort range for indoors is 75-85.
 
 
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The old rules apply-

If mom is hot, EVERYONE is hot.
If mom is cold, EVERYONE is cold.
 
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I keep it at 68-70 during the winter. My wife never touches the thermostat or complains. Summer at the mercy of Mother Nature.


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Most people have a range of temperatures at which they can function ok. Perhaps 20 degrees such as from 65-85.

My wife has a range of about .0047 degrees----from what to what I've never been able to find out.
 
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Back in the day when I was at American we had a DC-10 Captain who got sick of the flight attendants constantly calling up front to adjust the temperature. So he got an old-school thermostat control and would stick it on a panel next to the galley and tell them that this plane was modified and they could control the temp with that thermostat. It worked - they would fiddle with it all day, but never call up front.




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My wife of 36 years seems to be committed to personally air-condition the Grand Canyon state through our open doors in the Summer.

It hasn't worked so far but the power company is billing us for it none the less.


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Originally posted by critter44:


My wife has a range of about .0047 degrees----from what to what I've never been able to find out.


Silly man - you're chasing a moving target trying to pin it down.



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Funny stuff, must be all women.
For our house, except if I am gone, in the winter, we keep it at 69. The wife used to complain and I bought her a blanket and a sweatshirt(BlackHawk).
In the summer we keep the air on at 73. She has been fine with that.


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Originally posted by Z06:
My wife of 36 years seems to be committed to personally air-condition the Grand Canyon state through our open doors in the Summer.

It hasn't worked so far but the power company is billing us for it none the less.

Your wife must be related to mine. Smile
 
 
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Originally posted by sigmonkey:
Mom said; "Close the door, it's hot outside!"

I said: "So, if I leave the door open will it cool of outside?"

Mom smacked me.

I never found out if my hypothesis was valid...

But, if you backtalk mom, your cheek will get hotter.


It was always my backside that got burnt!


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You don't relish every cold day you can get in AZ?


AZ is fucking FREEZING at night. especially coming from 100*+ days


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AZ is fucking FREEZING at night. especially coming from 100*+ days

Extremely low humidity/dewpoint levels equates to a wide range in temperature between daytime high and nighttime low. It is not unusual to see a 40 degree difference. The desert can get quite cold at night.
 
 
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Originally posted by critter44:
Most people have a range of temperatures at which they can function ok. Perhaps 20 degrees such as from 65-85.

My wife has a range of about .0047 degrees----from what to what I've never been able to find out.


Mine is from about 35° (as long as there's little or no wind) up to about 75° if I'm outdoors. I can take a little warmer if I don't have to do anything, and I can take colder if I dress for it.

Anything much over 85° with even a hint of humidity and I'm miserable.




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