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So my sister's car needs its thermostat replaced
Guess which TMBG song I just sent her
go on, guess
I paid my heating bill yesterday and decided to turn down my thermostat two degrees.
Sunset The Magazine of Western Living - November 1957
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Thermostat
72 degrees
Childhood habits can be hard to break.
Childhood habits can be hard to break. The results of a new survey suggest the way you tune your thermostat today may be a remnant of your upbringing. A recent paper cheekily titled "Turn down for watt" suggests the average American doesn't turn down their thermostat for much, in spite of heating and cooling comprising a significant part of most home energy bills. Instead, residents tend to follow in their parents' footsteps.
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