Are raising your thermostat to 78 to help centerpoint reduce the load on their system? I wonder if the dude keying that tweet in realizes how absolutely futile is.
How many of your Northwest Houston/Cypress denizens
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Last: 7 yr ago by AgMarauder04
I've been getting "key event" texts or emails from bounce all month. Sure I'll do it. When I'm not home.
Puc approved a rate increase starting in sept for cnp hope the poors don't riot .
why is there a load now? this has been one of the coolest Augusts ever.
quote:I think jetch got an electronic fleshlight
why is there a load now? this has been one of the coolest Augusts ever.
I get "critical power event" emails frequently from my provider, offering incentives to adjust power usage at home.
The problem is, I too get these during the day when I'm not at home. Are they really expecting to get much traction with this?
The problem is, I too get these during the day when I'm not at home. Are they really expecting to get much traction with this?
quote:Its that or just have rolling black outs ..
I get "critical power event" emails frequently from my provider, offering incentives to adjust power usage at home.
The problem is, I too get these during the day when I'm not at home. Are they really expecting to get much traction with this?
I already keep my AC set to 78 degrees so I guess I'm doing my part to save the planet.
Turned mine down to 71 last night.
Ours is at 78 when home, 77 if humidity is high. It helps.
80 or above when we leave the house.
80 or above when we leave the house.
Left the house around 630 last night to stay at a hotel. Left the thermostat at 72 when we left so that it would be cool in the house when we returned.
There was an outage last night.
http://abc13.com/news/fire-prompts-shelter-in-place-near-nw-harris-co-substation/1482037/
http://abc13.com/news/fire-prompts-shelter-in-place-near-nw-harris-co-substation/1482037/
quote:Probably has something to do with the substation transformer that burned up last night.
why is there a load now? this has been one of the coolest Augusts ever.
quote:Eff that noise. I refuse to sweat in my own damned house.
Ours is at 78 when home, 77 if humidity is high. It helps.
80 or above when we leave the house.
72 when I'm at home, sometimes down to 69 or 70 at night to sleep. 79-80 during the day when nobody is home. I'm a mother fuggin American, screw this 3rd world crap of not having climate control.
79-80 when not at home.
75-76 at night.
75-76 at night.
I keep my house at 71; whether I'm there or not. Energy Ogre beotch.
68 all day errday!
I keep it at 60 just to say FU to the EPA and Greenpeace.
you sat on them?
Again, OTL problems.
Keep my main level at 71 24/7 and the upper level goes to 75 through the day and back down to 71 at night.
Keep my main level at 71 24/7 and the upper level goes to 75 through the day and back down to 71 at night.
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79-80 when not at home.
75-76 at night.
Mid 70s at night sounds miserable
i keep it at 98. just like the womb,
78 on weekdays while at work, 73 when I get home, and 69 when I go to sleep.
quote:For some reason, your comment leaves me with a bad taste in my mouth
78 on weekdays while at work, 73 when I get home, and 69 when I go to sleep.
quote:Agreed, much too cold. I hate sleeping with a bunch of heavy comforters and blankets. Those all get pushed to the side. Just a top sheet, one leg hanging out, and the fan on is ideal.quote:
79-80 when not at home.
75-76 at night.
Mid 70s at night sounds miserable
yeah, I'm imagining these people sleeping in old timey long johns climbing into bed under a big down comforter with the covers up to their noses.
quote:quote:Agreed, much too cold. I hate sleeping with a bunch of heavy comforters and blankets. Those all get pushed to the side. Just a top sheet, one leg hanging out, and the fan on is ideal.quote:
79-80 when not at home.
75-76 at night.
Mid 70s at night sounds miserable
That's how I sleep with it set at 68. If you think mid 70s is cold enough, you must be like my buddy who brings long johns to sleep in at the beach.
fats are obviously a special situation. walruses get hot in normal human room temperatures.
Some of you jackwagons are why we can't have nice things.
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Some of you jackwagons are why we can't have nice things.
You cant have nice things because you make ****ty choices in life, not because some of us refuse to become Muslim and live in a world where you are saturated in your own sweat.
HTMFH
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yeah, I'm imagining these people sleeping in old timey long johns climbing into bed under a big down comforter with the covers up to their noses.
I can't stand being in the house when it's above 75 during the day. Too hot. And I don't have anywhere close to the lolfatz.
When I searched for "heat intolerance" online I discovered that yall may be suffering from menopause, hyperthyroidism, or anxiety. I would recommend you consult with your family physician as soon as possible. T&P for finding a cure!
quote:Nice assumption attempt, but wrong assumed reason on why I posted that.quote:
Some of you jackwagons are why we can't have nice things.
You cant have nice things because you make ****ty choices in life, not because some of us refuse to become Muslim and live in a world where you are saturated in your own sweat.
HTMFH
JW
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