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    herpstat probe melting,need heating help

    My apartment is super cold. Today when I checked on my probe was almost melting and my power was at 100%! I had put clamp lamps on the tanks to add extra heat. Does this mean alotta trouble? I bought a ten dollar room heater from Walmart as a temporary problem solution. But I can't leave it running all the time. Any one have any info they could offer? Should I just get a rack? Any help would be awesome.

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    if the probe is melting then its not functioning properly. Contact manufacture for replacement probe.

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    Home Depot (and therefore probably just about most home improvement stores) sell what I call "shrink wrap for windows". This helps insulation a TON, and I'm able to keep my apartment a bit warmer. I probably spent $15-20 to do the windows in my apartment.

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