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Sams in a Pete ! If you know you know! Nothing wrong with living at home. I was a solo female truck driver over 20 years ago. The crap I had to deal with is unbelievable. I’d start driving again if I could only deal with you!! I’m just. Gunna say… Thank you for appreciating your drivers. He’s wanting to pre- load. I truly appreciate the love you give to your drivers! Young and old. People don’t understand especially these days… farmers and truckers!!
Oh I can believe the crap. I used to tell new female drivers to wear a safety vest and a headset when they went into a truckstop so there was no question of their profession.
It helped....Some
I admire Samuel,, he has his priorities in the right order, Saving money and investing it for your future is smart. Love you Daddy Cornstar. 💖
Samuel has the best attitude it's always the same has a smile on his face anytime!! It makes it so much better to work alongside someone like that.
You should get Cole's ski googles and try wearing them when you are loading from the overhead bin and see if they keep the dust out of your eyes.
Good on you, Samuel! My husband and I both were still living at home but we were working and saving as much as we could and we moved into our home right after we married. I hope all the young people out there can save everything possible and get off to a good start!
I set it and forget it for the winter. Stays the same till spring. Samuel has got the right idea for warm lunches.👍
We don’t change our thermostat at all during the winter. I was told that every thing in your home is like a radiator. It takes time and energy to reheat.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts with us 😊
At our house, we use a programmable thermostat that has 4 settings: wake up, leave, return, sleep.
At our cottage we use a programmable thermostat and an app on our cell phone. Nice to arrive to a warm or air conditioned cottage.
LOVE YOUR CHANNEL!!! Here in southern Pennsylvania, we keep the heat on 70 degrees and then at night we have it programmed for 68 degrees. Works for us. Wanted to tell you that you and your wife did a wonderful job raising your children. They are fine, hard working men and women. God bless our farmers!!
What I have learned over the years of HVAC, it's best to leave it at one temperature 24/7. The system always plays catch up when you go down then up, causing more use of electricity and fuel to reheat or cool down. Pick 70° or whatever you like and stay there. Just my experience. Love the videos.! God Bless.!
Bro, your videos are gold.
We got Hot water base board heat in our 1905 2 story brick farm house... we keep ours at 60 degrees all the time. its cheaper to throw a throw blanket on than to suck from that propane tank. Been thinking of spray foaming are rafters in the attic like Cole did in his house.
We keep our house at 74 degrees all winter, day and night. We never change it. Love your videos, Daddy Cornstar!!!!
Those electric tarps are great! I drive during wheat harvest for my cousins. Two years ago I told him I couldn’t handle the tarps. He put on tarp and gate openers. Love them, kinda like a 79th birthday present. ❤️
Samuel has a most beautiful rig. He must be proud.
We keep our house 72 all winter (WI). Some people turn it down, and when we lived in town we did too. Now though, if the power goes out it's generally out for hours and if the house starts warmer it gives us extra time before we are too cold or have to worry about frozen pipes.
Heat in our house on a programmable thermostat. Winter day 68 night 67
Summer 72. Thanks for the great entertainment my husband and I enjoy together
Samuel seems like a great kid and he has one nice truck rig!
Always love to see you daddy CORN Star got a lot of good information for farmers in your area and throughout the country. A lot of experience they are farming. Keep up the good work and keep us all fed throughout the United States. God’s blessing take care. See you soon.
I bought one of those hot logics warmers for when I run grain cart! Great for frozen dinners. Pop them in for a hour and hot food in the tractor!
I live that Samuel is living at home and his mom packed his lunch. That's how I've been taught too . He's a great guy.
We keep our thermostat set at 66° all winter. We heat with propane in Mid-Michigan.
Samuel, there is nothing wrong with staying at home nor is there anything wrong with your Mom making your lunch!! Hopefully that little heater heated your food up nicely!! Will you let us know the next time youre filmed, if that little heater worked well heating up your lunch?? Please stay safe!!
Thank you for another great video, Daddy Cornstar!! Stay safe out there!!
Much love from Mid-Michigan ❤️
We keep our thermostat at 69 in the winter. That's enough to be comfortable when you are up and doing stuff. We have throws to cover up with if we are just sitting and get chilly.
Samuel is doing it right , he's fine. My thermostat 70 during the day & at night it's 67.
Daddy Cornstar needs a radio compatible with the driver's cb radio to communicate when loading up trucks.
I’m in a 100 year old farmhouse with no insulation…I fire up the pellet stove (saves tons of money over propane central HVAC system) and let it run. If it hits 70 then I turn it down. Doesn’t get cold long here though but got to 17 this year…max temp setting was 62 to 64 for that week.
Good work today, DC ! 👍
As for the heat:
Usually sometime in early January I turn the furnace on with the timer set for :
6:45 a.m. to 8:45 70°
That's usually enough to warm up and the house stays comfortable all day. The morning sun coming in the windows also keeps the house warm.
8:45 a.m. until the following morning it stays set at 60°
March 1st. I turned the heat off and the sunshine in the morning keeps us warm.
what i have found is that changing temps on a daily basis saves you little to nothing. the energy yiou save turning it down for a few hours is used up when you heat the house back up. if you are going to be gone for over a day or two, then turning the temp way down will save you some.
We built a new house in 2011. Spray foam, new furnace, and central air. With the exception of a few days in the spring and fall, our house is at 71-72° every day and night with strict rule " Do Not Touch!"
Enjoy your videos! Can't wait for planting!
We have a heat pump and just leave it the same temperature, day and night, used to have a automatic thermostat but in the winter time the backup heat had to come on to warm up the house, that just killed any of the savings. We have an addition to the house, a master suite , sunroom and laundry, had to use gas heat because we ran out of circuits, that’s still on a automatic thermostat, doesn’t matter with gas, bedroom cools down at night and when we’re not home.
Great job, Samuel! There is nothing wrong with living with your parents! You have a great outlook!
I leave my winter setting at 72 degrees all winter. Our master bedroom seems to be cooler than the rest of the house so I set up a separate heater and leave it a 72 also.
68-70 year round. This ol retired fireman overheats! These 75-85 degree days we've had recently, the A/C ran. Keep up the videos DC.
My thermostat stays at 74 during the winter (there is a vent too close to the thermostat so it's about 72 in the home). If you turn the temp down low at night it takes more energy to heat the furnishings back to the day temp. It doesn't save any money. Some people sleep better in a cooler room though.
Put a set of stairs up to the platform on the overhead bin. Safety first
Wood heat, there’s a woodstove in the living room, I’ll have it tshirt comfortable in the house on those -40 days
Thank you DC! Always enjoy your videos! God bless your family!
I leave it at 15 or 20 deg. I tend to have the AC on a lot more year round, as it tends to not get really cold here. It depends on how active I am. I've had days were it was like 10 deg and I had my sleeves rolled up. If you're working hard you don't feel as cold. But, if I'm just in the office, usually 18 to 20 deg is fine.
As far as heat we use propane fire forced hot air and a wood pellet stove. The pellet stove is used in the mornings and weekends. Normally we keep the temp at 62 at night then bring it to 68 when we wake up, until after breakfast then it's back to 62 until supper. After supper we drop the furnace to 62 and use the pellet stove to keep the living room at 70 (in order to watch Daddy corn star in comfort). On Saturdays the temp stays at 62, and on Sunday afternoons the temp stays between 67 and 68 so that the home-made bread and rolls that we(ok my wife makes) so that we have fresh bread for the week rises better.
Impressive how your farm seems to team up and work with really nice people like the truckers, tire guy, mixing valve guy, brokers for your harvest, etc... . Looking forward to planting coming up soon!
😅 Us old folks need heat! We keep our house about the same as yours, but it does go down to 65 at night,
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Samuel has a fantastic attitude and very honest
I live down here in southeast Texas, but it can get cold in wintertime sometimes. I normally in cold weather leave the heater on 67 degrees, but if it's really cold, like the 19 degrees we had earlier this year, I will turn it up to 68. That seems to heat our home pretty well. Each house and each location will be different though depending on where a person lives.
72° in the winter. Start air conditioner at 78° in spring and top out at 81° in July and August.
Our home thermostat is set to 68 for the winter days and 64 for the overnight. In the winter I feel this is just comfortable enough with long sleeve short or socks and a blanket.
I do 72 all winter. Turning it down at night and back up in the morning to save money has the opposite effect. It actually takes more energy to bring the house back up to temp then it does to just maintain temp all night because everything in the house including the wall have to be warmed up again. It not just the air in the room that you have to heat again
Ordered the DaddyCornstar bundle just now. Hope those socks are comfortable!!
I turn the heat down some when I go to bed because I have warm blankets and like it a bit chilly in the room but warm and snug as a bug in a rug under the blankets :)
I like it in the 60’s during the day and in the 50’s at night in the winter time. I keep it a lot warmer than that in the summer, though. I don’t like a big disparagement between indoor and outdoor temperatures.
i keep the heat on all the time , my farther said when he was with us that it costs more if you let it go colder then boost it back up again , better to keep it the same and then the boiler is not working hard to heat it up again , i have a wood burner that i keep going all the time and central heating in the background to keep it more constant over the house
We let the temp drop in the house to 64 at night. That's what blankets are for. We rarely have the house above 67 in the daytime all winter. Medical pros say it is healthier.
Winter I keep it 66 during the day and 62 at night, I sleep better when it's cooler
We set the heat at 65°F, 18°C and let it run all year round on the thermostat. It switches itself off in summer.
We have our heat set on 68 in the winter. But we are old, so my husband and I share a heater so we don't freeze at our computers. LOL
we have the heat set at 64F in the daytime and 59F at night. Have to save money where we can so we just put on a sweater and socks if we are cold during the day.
Warm the place to the temp you like and don't change it more than 5 to 10 degrees.
Large temperature changes cost way more than keeping it warm and comfortable.
I think the temperature that you keep your house at has a lot to do with what’s happening outside as well as the humidity level in the air. I live in Phoenix Arizona and I keep it at 60 to 64° in the winter because for the most part it really warms up during the day to 70 72 all on its own inside the house.
If you don't mind using plastic forks/spoons, maybe grab a box of those at a big box store or Amazon to have handy in case you or someone else needs them.
Keep mine at 68 winter, 78 summer, I’m basically home all the time…retired. Have a propane fireplace so I keep the living room at 71 during winter days, off at night.
Samuel has the best smile 😊
Keep my home at 65 😊 when my children were little I kept it 67/68. Heat helps a virus, cold kills the virus. ✝️❤️🇺🇸🌻💚
I lived at home for a while. Then bought the home so they lived with me. I still think a couple cameras, control from ground, or mirrors for loading. I have 60 on South side of house. Kitchen, living/dining rooms. 70 North side bedroom, bathrooms, with laundry also 60.
I allways sleep with the window open. When it gets over -20 degrees of C I dont open it all the way. And after -30 i even might close the window at some point in the night. Rest of the house is in 19-23 it depends how often we warm up the masonry oven.
We've heated with wood our entire 35 years of marriage. How warm it is inside is somewhat dependent on how cold it is outside. But, its not too difficult to keep the house toasty 75-80° during the day. By the morning, temp will be 55° - 60°. ...makes a hot pot of coffee better. 😊
66°F during the winter upstairs and downstairs. If the weather is mild and the lows get toward 55°F, we might even open the windows and shut off the furnaces at night.
Love your videos. You make me smile. Thanks for being apart of my day and sharing your life with me. 😊
Excellent!!! God bless you and your wife and sweet family!!!
We're in South Alabama. We keep our house 70° year round. Heat and AC.
Consider buying a setback thermostat that you can program to automatically setback the thermostat at night and turn it up to a preset temperature in the morning. Many modern thermostats can be connected to Wi-Fi so you can control the temperature with an app on your phone. In the long term you’d save on your energy bill.
Many ranchers and farmers here have the same problem with chaff and grain dust smothering a work space. I have seen some put up a plexiglass pane in front of where they stand and it helps cut the mess pretty good. It is a small price to pay to keep debris out of your eyes.
As to the perpetual thermostat battle it doesn't matter where you live there is always one that wants the temp at the wrong setting for the other. Here in TX we have already hitting the occasional 80 degrees. Summers bring 100+ temps for months and winter is usually only in the 30s a few weeks at the most.
The seasons in TX are basically summer and Feb.
My kids got me a nest thermostat for Christmas. I love it! I can ask hey Google to turn it down or up anytime. It has the app on your phone also that has so many settings. I have it programmed to 66 at 8:00 pm and then 74 at 8:00 am. If I leave home to go to the store it recognizes and turns the temp down until I return. Saves a lot on gas.
I like it cool to sleep and pretty much cool all the time. But we always turn it down about 3° when we go to bed at night.
Letting the house cool down at night only to need to warm it back up again seems counterproductive. Mine stays at 70 all winter.
I feel the same way you do. I used to lower my heat in the day, but the sun is usually shining to help maintain the heat. You're right, it was counterproductive. Now, I just leave it set at 70.
I've got little kids so I keep the house same warm all heating season long. We have no AC so in summer it just is what it is :)
We go whit the same 21 - 22 celsius all winter.
In winter I turn my heat down to 64 or 65 at night. I get hot and sweaty under the covers (sheet and 1 blanket) and have to get up and change my shirt. If I'm just lying in the bed with no covers at 72° I'll still sweat some. I guess it's my body heat trapped by the mattress.
Summertime I have the air conditioning set at 68° with just a sheet and I'm fine.
Awesome video DC. Love Samuel attitude. Always smiling. Thank you DC.
We keep our heat on 68 in the winter, and use space heaters in the bedrooms, they work well.
The AC is on 72 all summer long. A bit too cold for me at night, but it’s nice during the day.
I like cold weather for sleeping (55-62 inside), and 65-69 for during the day.
Tell Samuel to hit a truck stop, they sell a lunchbox size heated cooker with a 12v and 120ac cord I use to use one on the road
It’s so hard here in West Texas to set your thermostat and leave it. We had 80+ degree days in February and then 2 days later it’s 18 with 50 mph winds. I have Lupus and being hot is not my friend. We try to do 70 during the day and 68 at night but if my Lupus is flaring I can’t handle the heat or the nausea kicks in. My husband has told people he lives in an igloo !!! He has twice the blankets on his side of the bed as I do. I do have a 9lb Chihuahua that sleeps against my back and is the perfect little heating pad!
84° today in NC
I know yall are ready for Spring..
Yall stay warm..❤
I leave my temp at 71. Morning, noon, and night.
You said; That is a bright, bright Sun.
Isn't that what you call Cole ? ;)
I have my gas furnace set at 72 during the day and it drops to 67 at 9pm. It kicks back up to 72 degrees when I get up at 4am.
We have a thermostat that you program to go down at night and when you are away. Hello from Michigan.
Add a 12 inch diameter suction fan to the top of the Grain legs- both wet and dry legs- you won't see much dust as you load trucks-
Seems like there were no spills this year while loading the trucks Daddy Cornstar!! Great job!!
I open the windows during the winter, but then, I live in S. FL. The AC goes from 75-77, night to day.
I used to set it at 67 during the daytime and 62 overnight. Now, I set it at 66 during the daytime and 64 overnight. In summer, usually 76, but if I'm gone for a day or longer, I'll set it on 80. On really humid days, if it feels muggy inside, I'll lower it to 74 or 75, just to remove the extra humidity.
My house is 71 degrees year around and super insulated. Cooper bought a trailer so hire him to haul and keep it in family.
My house is 68-72 year round, It doesnt heat until it gets below 68, it doesnt cool until above 72, Usually we try to keep it about 68 or 69 but if we just let our thermostat do its thing itll just keep it between that range.
I keep the house at the same temp. all winter long. 70 degrees is ok for us
Daddy C…we live in IA too. We keep our house at 71 all day but turn it down to 65 at night. It’s all done automatically on our thermostat. Happy day to you!!
Set @ 72 all the time which gives me 70 in the house.
Yes truckers work hard‼️
I'm with you Daddy C .... 70-72 .... my thinkin' is that unless you're shut down for longer periods the savings may not be what ya think... any hvac gus/gals out there that's gotta clue?
Hubby has to have it @ 72°🥶
I am a Boy Momma❤. My boys can Live at Home forever.
There is nothing wrong with that Samuel.
One of our two sons still lives at home, and he's 35. They know they are both welcome here as long as they want to stay. It's always their home.
@CindyJoAnn Thats a sign of a Great Momma❤️ When your kids enjoy being home.
Hi Daddycornstar, you and Samuel both have the greatest smiles !!! ❤️
64° at night, 67° during the day. We have forced air heat but I would love radiant heat.
I’m curious about the corn. Dunno if you know the answer, but…
#1. What percentage of the corn is used for feed? Ethanol?
#2. Is the corn always so dirty or does it vary from year to year, harvesters differ?
#3. Do the buyers complain about trash in the corn? Or do they expect it to be dirty?
If they expect it to be dirty, how clean do they get it before use?