Leaving home temp for AC

[Cappy]

Our small house is extremely well built and insulated with small double pane windows. Back in my single days when I moved here I shiped out for a 2 month summer boat ride and came home to a real mess. The house is so well insulated once it warms in the summer sun it doesn't cool off all the way then warms more the next day slowly accumulating heat. Aint got a clue how hot it got but can goods popped in the cabinets, and the fridge burned up trying to stay cool. Ever since then I always left the Ac on. Now that I am out of work temporarily Money is very tight, I think I'll try 80 that should save a lil on the bill. It shouldn;t havta run much to maintain that. The less I spend the longer I can take off so I was hoping to extend my vacation. This should help.

tHANKS FOR ALL THE ADVICE GUYS i'LL TRY 80 AND IT SHOULD BE OK.

[swamp snorkler]

Originally Posted by swampman46

Hmmm...sounds exteme-how high do you think the temp gets in a closed home that would actually cause damage?

When my wood floors were laid the florr guy wanted to flooring in my house for 2 days with the ac running before he would lay them down. He also tols to never for more than a day or two because the floors woul start developing cracks in the seems due to high moisture and temps.




Cappy I'd would leave it on 80 and not any higher.

[jpeff31787]

78 here


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