Yea that probably don’t have enough linear feet of baseboard and given that it’s a rental it’s probably poorly insulated.

Turn off when leaving for work. From off, turn it down to 62 for sleeping. When you wake up, turn up from 62 to 68, then immediately turn it off when you leave for work. Something not adding up there.

Anyways, turning heat down is advisable only for long durations and should never be turned off.

OP, as others have suggested, electric heat is very expensive to heat with.

When it’s 10 degrees outside, you have have your heat set to 65 degrees, you have a 55 degree differential. Bumping it up to 70 degrees inside and you have a 60 degree differential. The point is that the difference between 65 and 70 set point is not that much different compared to the 10 degrees outside. EPA says generally lowering the thermostat by 1 degree is roughly a 1% savings in electric bill.

EPA advises turning it down 6-8 degrees if you will be gone for more than 8 hours. Turning it completely off and then back on when you get home it would use more energy than just holding 68 degrees.

It says they’re waiting for the autopsy.

Yea they have my local library in a mall as well as a senior center.

Y’all still call her “Taxin Hassan” or was that only last election cycle?