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by Scumop on February 2nd, 2010
I did this:
Installed and connected a new thermostat in my bedroom.
Disconnected the downstairs one, but left it on the wall.
Kids fiddled with it all they wanted, and never did realize it was not connected.
I recommend it. You might want a qualified service person to set it up, and make sure no one else is home when it happens though.
by Ringo on February 2nd, 2010
There are also programmable ones, but that won't keep people from messing with it.
by Jakkiblu on February 2nd, 2010
you can get one of those plastic encasements with a lock on it...
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That is one of the most imaginative things I've ever heard of! Way to go!
by Ringo on February 2nd, 2010