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When to turn your heat on in New England: A decision guide
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MaineSkiLady
Angel Diva
We got an e-mail on Thursday from the company that installed 2 heat pumps in our house last spring. They indicated that when outdoor temperatures hit -13F, heat pump efficiency drops to nothing; in fact, they start blowing cold air, and then they shut off. We shut ours off at 3 p.m. Friday, when the temperature here hit -15. Back to woodstove and fossil fuels - but only for 2 days.
Same - iced coffee year round for me. And LOL, our thermostat is at 64. 65! So extravagant!I drink iced coffee all year 'round in MN. Warm stuff at DivaEast was completely unusual!
Vermont was a natural draw, as our temps and sense of humor in MN seem to have a bunch of overlap
That said, haha, I work from home most days and wear a big floofy blanket belted around my waist for most of the winter. Not just a sweater.
TrixieRuby
Certified Ski Diva
In New England we specialize in being cold all the time, and keeping the sweater industry in the black!
