I really got to get over whatever sort of bias I have for technology.
This entirely has everything to do with my age.
Being in my 50’s, all the tablet stuff was considered nerd territory. That’s just sort of the way it was back in the afternoon. Of course, the nerds sure showed me. And I’m now going with the nerds when it comes to the quality heating and air in my home. A few weeks ago, I finally caved to my wife’s near demand that the two of us get a smart thermostat. I’ve been pretty resistant to all the smart stuff. But little by little, it’s starting to filter in to every facet of my weekly life. So, it seemed to make sense that the Heating and Air Conditioning would be next. Every time I’ve been reluctant to get some sort of new technology, I’ve always had to eat my words. That is also the case when it comes to this Heating and Air Conditioning technology for residential Heating and Air Conditioning. I had many large problems when it came to installing a smart thermostat. The first was that the two of us would buy the smart thermostat only to have the Heating and Air Conditioning technology advance again and our smart thermostat ends up obsolete. The other problem I saw was that no amount of Heating and Air Conditioning technology was going to out do me when it came to the Heating and Air Conditioning output. I’m prefer a total thermostat setting hawk and thought I could do better than any sort of Heating and Air Conditioning technology. Well, my problems on both fronts were completely unwarranted. The smart thermostat is awesome and it’s far better at managing the Heating and Air Conditioning than I ever was. The easily first week, it saved me over 15 percent on Heating and Air Conditioning cooling without me doing anything.