Derek Cole answers a caller's question about why homes set to 78°F during the day struggle to cool back to 75°F by 5 PM on hot afternoons. The problem gets worse during peak heat hours when the AC can't keep up with demand.
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I'm against sitting it back too much when you're going to work, but the problem is, you know, you get home at 5:00 or 5:30 and everybody tries to bring it down to the temperature they want. Well, it's been sitting all day at 78 degrees degrees. It's going to be hard for to get to 75 when it's the hottest part of the day at 4 or 5 o'. Clock.
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