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What temperature should the heat on the thermostat be to save the most money?
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I'm going to be away from home for a few days coming up, and the temperatures are going to be low, so I don't want to turn the heat completely off (thinking of the pipes). That being said, I don't care what the temp is when I get back, I just want the heat to stay on but have it increase my bill the least. (If this isn't the best sub for this kind of question please direct me to the right place)
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