u/larrymcj

I’ve had an ecobee ultimate for 18 months and had no problems (same schedule, no changes). Recently, when on the “evening” cooling schedule (A/C 75 degrees), it just keeps on running until I manually change the temperature. I’ve let it run a couple of times down to 72 and it would have kept on getting colder. This happens about every other day. If I wait until the “night” schedule time and put it back on schedule, it works fine again. Any ideas?

Is it just me, or am I experiencing one of the dumbest water bottle holder designs ever? I absolutely love my new GLC 300, but the water bottle holder design in the front doors is horrible. The second you put the car in drive, the bottle topples over. I'm relegated to using the console cup holder, but in doing so, it's impossible to then reach my phone in the charging tray. Has anyone found an aftermarket bottle holder that fits in the front door openings?

I've read several well-done reviews on the LM2236SP, which I'll be buying next week, and at least two of the reviews state that if run time isn't an issue (small yard) to always use the bagging blade instead of the mulching blade, and also to always use Turbo mode. Their justification for this was more suction, better cut, and it still mulches just fine. Just looking for some confirmations on this before I start using the mower. I have a very small yard, 2600 sq ft.

I have a flat Fescue yard (with no obstacles) that is only 2500 sq ft. I was about to purchase the LM2135SP until I noticed I could save 10% on the LM2236SP with my military discount at Lowe's (discount doesn't apply to the LM2135SP). Is the LM2236SP overkill for my small yard, or might there come a time when I wold appreciate the extra torque. Is the LM2135SP easier to use, lighter, etc? Thanks!