[JHrules]

LMAO, yes the "dry heat" can very much feel like stepping inside an oven. I drink about a gallon of water a day in the heat, i work outdoors 9 hours a day in 100+F. When i go home 75F on my a/c feels so cold I use a blanket sometimes.

[meyer]

LMAO, yes the "dry heat" can very much feel like stepping inside an oven. I drink about a gallon of water a day in the heat, i work outdoors 9 hours a day in 100+F. When i go home 75F on my a/c feels so cold I use a blanket sometimes.

It isn't much different in 95 7 humid - 75 does feel cold. In the peak of summer, I keep the house at 78 and it does feel comfortable (though I admit to turning it down 2 degrees at night an wearing a thin blanket).

I do have to admit though - I'm not as much of an outdoors person as I used to be. I work in an office setting so I don't get as used to the heat as I used to be.