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MN Renovator · 10-02-13, 06:29 PM

I found that spending about 8 minutes in the winter when the house was 50 degrees that getting out of the shower and walking around the house right after doesn't really feel cold as long as the shower you took was warm/hot enough. The leftover warmth lasts about 5-10 minutes so if your house wasn't as cold as mine when I was keeping things on the cold side a few winters ago, it probably isn't an issue unless you like your showers at a minimum temperature.

10-02-13, 06:29 PM	#9
MN Renovator Less usage=Cheaper bills Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: Minneapolis, MN Posts: 939 Thanks: 41 Thanked 116 Times in 90 Posts	I found that spending about 8 minutes in the winter when the house was 50 degrees that getting out of the shower and walking around the house right after doesn't really feel cold as long as the shower you took was warm/hot enough. The leftover warmth lasts about 5-10 minutes so if your house wasn't as cold as mine when I was keeping things on the cold side a few winters ago, it probably isn't an issue unless you like your showers at a minimum temperature.