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Bob Plantz (not verified)    January 27, 2015 - 1:49PM

In reply to by John Goreham

Pre-cooling would probably be a good idea. Many years ago I installed a timer thermostat in my home. I set it to warm the house (on cold days!) about 1/2 hour before I got home from work. I learned that I could set the temperature a few degrees lower than when walking into a cold house. Part of the effect was that the pre-warming heated the walls, which then radiated heat into the room. Actually saved me a fair amount of heating cost even though I started heating the house while nobody was home.

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