Unless you live alone, there's a good chance you've clashed with partners, roommates or family members over just how warm your home should be in the winter. It's a debate as old as the HVAC system ...

Setting the temperature too high on your thermostat in winter can eat up a lot of electricity, leading to high energy bills. This can also put stress on the heating system, forcing it to work harder ...

Adjusting your home's temperature isn't just about comfort. It's also a science that can lead to major savings. With the right approach, you could cut your energy bills by hundreds each year without ...

When extreme heat hits, it's tempting to crank the air conditioning as low as it will go. But while that might offer short-term relief, it can lead to sky-high energy bills and put unnecessary strain ...

Experts recommend setting thermostats to 78 degrees Fahrenheit during summer months. When away from home, a thermostat setting of 85 degrees is suggested to prevent heat damage to belongings. The 2025 ...

FPL recommends setting thermostats between 75 and 78 degrees to save on cooling costs. Regular air conditioner maintenance, such as changing air filters and cleaning vents, improves efficiency.

Danfoss’ radiator thermostat is celebrating its 75th birthday. In 1943, the founder of Danfoss, Mads Clausen, invented the world's first radiator thermostat. Seventy-five years later, the product is ...