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Old 12-03-2009, 09:04 PM #1
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Default Just hit the switch- the heat is on
For the first time this year, I just turned my furnace on. It's the low 60's during the day and 40's at night, tonight might get down to the high 30's, when I got up this morning it was 54 in my house, I normally just bundle up in blankets, but couldn't get warm today, so the heat is on.

Any other Zonies turn their heat on yet?
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