A loaded question

[David E. Parkhill]

If the AC unit is not on when it is that warm I will turn it on at the thermostat. How else are you going to know if it is working at all or cooling properly.

[Charley L. Bottger]

Originally Posted by dparkhill

If the AC unit is not on when it is that warm I will turn it on at the thermostat. How else are you going to know if it is working at all or cooling properly.

You missed the boat the ship has already sailed

[Sean Fogarty]

Originally Posted by cbottger

You missed the boat the ship has already sailed

[William T. Misegades]

Originally Posted by cbottger

BE honest t

Yes. When i walk in the house, I go around clockwise turning on all the lights, (if the thermostat is there I turn the AC on), unlatching all the windows, when I get to the kitchen turn on the appliances, turn on the water, (if the thermostat is there I turn the AC on), continue on turning things on, (if the thermostat is there, I turn the AC on)

[Linas Dapkus]

Originally Posted by wmisegades

Yes. When i walk in the house, I go around clockwise turning on all the lights, (if the thermostat is there I turn the AC on), unlatching all the windows, when I get to the kitchen turn on the appliances, turn on the water, (if the thermostat is there I turn the AC on), continue on turning things on, (if the thermostat is there, I turn the AC on)

That's absolutely the wrong way to do it. Standards dictate that you go around counter-clockwise. I hope you change your methods!!!

[Doug Edwards]

Depends on whether the house number is even or odd. That is what they teach at Willard's Home Inspector Academy.