Mine is set to 4 now, so that when I get in bed in a bit, it will be okay and I will not lie there shivering for 20 minutes while my body heat warms the bed. So I understand this reaction rather viscerally.
Ours is dual-control. markgritter's theory is that wading in Lake Superior as a child has had permanent effects on the temperature of my feet. He didn't wade in Lake Superior as a child. Poor mite.
Dude! We got one ages ago, but it was recalled (fire-hazard) about a month after we got it. Never got around to getting another one. Speaking as someone who sleeps next to a chronically cold person, something like that rocks hard.
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