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Originally Posted by SailinAway
Think, that's interesting, thanks for the comparison. My house is something like 1400 square feet and I'm one person so I should be doing a lot better than you. BUT (confession) I set the AC to 64 so it's basically running all the time. On the other hand, in the winter I set the boiler to 60.
I think 60% could be OK for your humidity. It's not radically over the normal 50%.
If you have time maybe you can PM me about changing your electric supplier.
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As mentioned, I think the dehumidifier's sensor may be inaccurate, so 60° could potentially be closer to 50 or even lower. I'll know as soon as I walk in after this short vacation!
In terms of changing suppliers, I signed up with Direct Energy yesterday for $.16/kWh which will cut the increase in half.
I researched a bunch of suppliers and they were the best price—I did see in a place or two that customer service might not be perfect, but I'm not sure what that means in this case as, supposedly, I'll still work directly through Eversource.
I signed for 36 months, but the current offers don't have early cancellation limitations.
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