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Love this song so much but I disagree with it too. XD So many conflicting emotions, haha.

I've followed the enertia home for a few years. I just don't have the capital to build one. Many of you feel that 66/67 degrees is too cold. That's when you put on the extra heat or layer on clothing. The heaters warmth will hold longer so you don't have it running so long. And, if you want it warmer you can have solar hot water around to take the 'edge' off the chill. There are systems available to run radiant (in the floors) to keep your feet warm. These houses are supposed to be fire resistant too. The thick wood is difficult to keep burning so the damage is reduced. I also like the various designs of these homes. I often look at the website to see if there are any new models. Can you imagine a vacation home in the cold hills? What heating costs would you incur? Not much. My parents home is left at 45 degrees in the winter and they received a 400 dollar electric bill. An unattended house that keeps at an average of 66 degrees when not used and doesn't use power to keep it warm? Makes me think to have a smaller model built.