Rebecca: 



I can vouch for Ted's comments on the talking thermostat.  I've had one for
about 10 years, and my brother bought one on my recommendation a couple
years after I did.

They make  a thermostat that works for both a conventional forced air
furnace and air-conditioning set as well as for a set up that is based on a
heat exchanger.   

I know several other people that are equally pleased with the unit.

Stan
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Rebecca:

Please check out

http://www.talkingthermostats.com/blind.shtml

I have had one of the company's thermostats for over 10 years now and have
had no problems with it. The controls are easy to use, and there is an audio
CD that comes with the product that will jog your memory if you forget how
to, say different times with different temperature settings.
--
Ted Chittenden

Every story has at least two sides if not more.
---- rebeccaDeGeorge <[log in to unmask]> wrote: 
I am not sure if his is an appropriate topic for this list, but assume that
someone will let me know if it isn't.

I'd like some recommendations for a talking programmable thermostat.

Thanks.



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