Experts say to set your thermostat a little higher in the summer, even when it's extremely hot outside, which may make you feel like you're sacrificing your comfort for your electricity bill. Fort ...

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Experts generally recommend turning on the heat when indoor temperatures fall to the mid-60s. The U.S. Department of Energy suggests setting your thermostat between 68 and 70 degrees while awake to ...

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Set your thermostat to whatever makes you comfortable. Most people prefer a temperature at home somewhere between 65 degrees and 72 degrees. However, if you want to save energy, 78 degrees is the ...