Multi-story houses are some of the most impressive on the real estate market. However, their size can often make it difficult for a thermostat to handle. Let’s take a look at how to effectively set your thermostat for a multi-story home. Summer Settings The main thing you have to remember is that warm air rises and cool air sinks. This means that in the summer, you should set the upper floor of your house to its desired temperature. Then, set the lower floor a couple of degrees warmer. Cool air will naturally gravitate toward the bottom floor, equalizing things overall.
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