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Frugal and Energy Efficient Living

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2. Keep C closed. No point cooling a room you don't use.

Sun Jul 20, 2014, 03:16 PM

Jul 2014

That's based on 43 years in the industry.

edited to add; if theroy B were correct, you might as well cool your garage too. Makes no sense.

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Question about air conditioning. [View all] Stuart G Jul 2014 OP

I don'[t know that answer to this hollysmom Jul 2014 #1

Keep C closed. No point cooling a room you don't use. OffWithTheirHeads Jul 2014 #2

Thank You for your time and effort in answering Stuart G Jul 2014 #4

I have heard both cool it and close it off as the right way to do it. Curmudgeoness Jul 2014 #3

Thank You for your time and effort in answering...Stuart Stuart G Jul 2014 #5

You can increase volume to used rooms by closing off unused rooms. Kaleva Jul 2014 #6

We just cool one room this year. MADem Jul 2014 #9

It probably would be best to have an expert check out the house. Kaleva Aug 2014 #11