What is a Good Temperature for the Wifi Thermostat During the Summer?

Last week, I randomly decided to visit our aunt whom I haven’t seen in a few months.

The last time I saw her, she mentioned that she was planning on moving, however it completely slipped my mind.

Well, on the day I went to see her she was in the middle of the moving process, so naturally I decided to stay and help in any way that I could. She needed help to transfer smaller items and both of us were able to pack the SUV from top to bottom with all kinds of items from her home. The lake house is wonderful, it’s a four bedroom lake house with a pressing backyard. Anyway, while moving the stuff from the car into the home I noticed that inside the lake house felt a bit warm. I asked our aunt if the cooling system was on, and she said that it was. After about 25 minutes or so unpacking, I didn’t recognize any difference in the air, so I assumed that the cooling system was not working as it should. So, I decided to check the temperature on the temperature control, and it was set at 82 degrees. Of course, this was the reason why the lake house felt so warm. On that day, the temperature outside was also in the mid-80s, so having the cooling system set so high made no sense. The recommendation for the ideal temperature for the summer is 76 degrees, so 84 is just too warm for any home to feel comfortable. I adjusted the temperature to 73 degrees and immediately I felt the difference, and the lake house became more comfortable.
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