Having thermostat issues, e.g. icicles are forming on my sack

[chewyxrage]

Fifty-five? Dude that's ridiculous.

I run hot.

Also as I mentioned earlier we get extra heat from the units below us...so in actuality it is prolly anywhere from 60-70 in here based on how crazy my down syndrome neighbors are bringin the heat.


Random thing from earlier tonight, I had to use my girl's hair dryer to defrost the sliding glass door to get out to my patio for a cig cuz it was frozen shut

 

[jnevin]

My thermometer says 68 now but I'm freezing and feel drafts all over the place.

 

[Smurfy]

My thermometer says 68 now but I'm freezing and feel drafts all over the place.

same here

 

[kx250rider]

I keep ours at 62 overnight, and 65 in the daytime. 50 when not home. Helluva propane bill if it's any warmer than that. But that's me... Tight wallet = thick sweathirts & blanket; low thermostat.

Charles

 

[pbhardbody]

LOL

It's a bit of a dated joke. It's from needto's protein bar recipe. I understand they're pretty good, but to make them you had to "just add peanut butter".

oh ok...lol... thanks for explaining.

Just FYI to everyone - the "pb" in "pbhardbody" doesnt stand for peanut butter... although if you could eat peanut butter and get a hard body I would definitely jump on that bandwagon.

 

[pbhardbody]

I run hot.

Also as I mentioned earlier we get extra heat from the units below us...so in actuality it is prolly anywhere from 60-70 in here based on how crazy my down syndrome neighbors are bringin the heat.


Random thing from earlier tonight, I had to use my girl's hair dryer to defrost the sliding glass door to get out to my patio for a cig cuz it was frozen shut

Hey Chewyxrage - did I see on another post that you live in the windy city? It's kinda early in the year to have temps so cold they are freezing the sliding door isnt it?

I used to live in NW Illinois. Beautiful place, midwestern people are definitely the friendliest but I dont miss those winters or freezing rain in the spring at all. haha

Moved to FL a few years back and it's been great.

 

[stilleto]

we turn the heat (stove) on when the temp inside gets to 57. i set my bedroom to 60 and it's comfortable.

 

[RottenWillow]

same here

Me too.

Our place is 45 years old and not insulated for crap. If you walk barefoot through the place you immediately feel icy drafts hitting them.

 

[PICK3]

I'm knot fond of having icicles form on my sack

just sayin'

 

[chewyxrage]

Hey Chewyxrage - did I see on another post that you live in the windy city? It's kinda early in the year to have temps so cold they are freezing the sliding door isnt it?

I used to live in NW Illinois. Beautiful place, midwestern people are definitely the friendliest but I dont miss those winters or freezing rain in the spring at all. haha

Moved to FL a few years back and it's been great.

Not in Chicago - about 1.5 hours out. It's actually windier here than the city - no hills whatsoever. If you see a hill it's an accomplishment.

I'm used to the winters. I do love Florida though. I try to get down there at least once every year or two to Marco Island. Have a time share there ever since I was a kid.