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Originally Posted by Barnes
This is absolutely false. The rate of heat loss of your house is a function of the difference between the two temperatures. The lower the temp in your house the slower it loses heat. If you keep it warm, you lose more heat faster. You use less energy brining it back to temperature then maintaining it throughout the day.
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So are you saying I'm pissing money out the window by keeping my house at 23 from October to May?