Well, in a house, the heater kicks on full blast and then turns off when the thermostat senses that it’s acheived the desired temperature, so setting your thermostat hotter won’t make it get warm quicker.
As for a car, however, I’m not positive, but I believe that your temperature knob usually controls the voltage going to the heating element, therefore THEORETICALLY turning it all the way up can help get hot quicker. Maybe someone else can fact check me on that one.
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