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Old 10-07-2010, 12:42 PM #1
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Default Thermostat Confusion.
OK, who else is tired of switching from heat to A/C, daily? ME!!

I finally gave in and turned on the heat yesterday morning, only to turn around and put the A/C back on today. Yesterday it was 36 and today is going to be 80 and also thru the weekend.

Indian Summer, I guess....My MS body hates it...where do we protest?
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