[Angee]

not that high...she turned the heat on right when we got there and had to turn it off about 15 minutes later because the place was an oven! We're actually in a second-story apartment, so we'll probably get the benefits of heat rising from downstairs. They used to rent this as an office, and gutted it completely to make it what it is now. Where I am now, we've already spent 1400 bucks on heating oil...our heater only works at 60% efficiency and the landlord replaced his...not ours. EVERYTHING including the central heat/air unit in the new place is brand-spanking-new. It's one level too, so heating should not be a problem. That's one of the many reasons we jumped on this place. It costs more in rent, but we will save a TON on heating it in the winter.