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  • 06-11-2015, 08:54 AM
    frostysBP
    Re: Temps sky high! Please help me control this!
    This Florida room I take it is a non insulated room? If it is not insulated. It going to have to do that or you will never be able to hold consitant temp. What are u going to do when it gets below 60 or colder come the cooler months

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  • 06-11-2015, 01:02 PM
    SCWood
    Re: Temps sky high! Please help me control this!
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by frostysBP View Post
    This Florida room I take it is a non insulated room? If it is not insulated. It going to have to do that or you will never be able to hold consitant temp. What are u going to do when it gets below 60 or colder come the cooler months

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    Cooler months are easier. We have heat mats and lamps. We will have a thermostat by then (no heat elements are currently running) and we also have a space heater if that isn't enough. Someone mentioned insulation earlier and that's where I get confused. I'm going to sound stupid, but isn't that to hold heat in and not the cold?
  • 06-11-2015, 01:05 PM
    frostysBP
    Re: Temps sky high! Please help me control this!
    Hold heat and cold. Ur refrigerator and freezer are full of insulation hence why they stay cold!!!!!! Insulate the room and run a a/c to keepyour temps in the right range. Pretty self explanatory I would think. (Hand in face)

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  • 06-12-2015, 08:13 AM
    SCWood
    Re: Temps sky high! Please help me control this!
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by frostysBP View Post
    Hold heat and cold. Ur refrigerator and freezer are full of insulation hence why they stay cold!!!!!! Insulate the room and run a a/c to keepyour temps in the right range. Pretty self explanatory I would think. (Hand in face)

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    Sorry I don't know much about it but that makes total sense. I'm gonna get a 'window shaker' :D that will help a lot
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