If the temp inside the home doesn’t drop below 66 anyway, how much energy does the natural gas furnace use just from being turned on, even if the thermostat doesn’t kick on to make it heat?

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  1. SHOULD I TURN MY NATURAL GAS FURNACE OFF IN THE SUMMER TO SAVE ENERGY OR LEAVE IT ON?
  2. DO YOU SAVE ENERGY BY LOWERING YOUR THERMOSTAT WHEN YOU ARE NOT HOME AND THEN RAISING IT WHEN YOU GET BACK?
  3. DOES RUNNING YOUR FURNACE FAN CONTINUOUSLY SAVE ENERGY IN THE SUMMER?