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[charry]

 

[Devi]

70-71 degrees.

 

[MickaC]

This winter i upped it to 24c. Have always had it set at 23c. Must be an age thing.
AC in the summer, 23c,up until last summer, always set it at 22c.....that's too cool for me now.

 

[officerripley]

65F (I start to perspire at 61F.

 

[Harry Le Hermit]

Heat 72ºF/22ºC from 6am to 10pm, then 68ºF/20ºC overnight.
AC 76ºF/24ºC 6am to 10pm, then 72ºF/22ºC for the overnight.

 

[Lee]

Hubby claims that I should live in a meat locker, I like it on the cool side, our compromise is 72 during the day, 67 at night.

 

[win231]

If I'm alone, 68 & I dress warm. When I have company, 74. While I'm sleeping, 64 & I'm wearing polyester & I'm under two thick polyester blankets.

 

[Knight]

78ºF year round 24/7

 

[Ruthanne]

Between 70 and 73 depending on how cold or damp outside. Most of time though 70f.

 

[shedevil7953]

71 and leave it there; no adjustments.

 

[debodun]

65F (18C)

 

[Rich29]

Winter (Heat): Day time 71-72F; Night time 68F
Summer (AC): Day time 74-75F: Night time 68F

 

[Capt Lightning]

Around 17- 18 C. - lower at night. We rarely have A/C in the UK. If it gets too warm, we open a window. Anything over 18C (65F). is too warm indoors for me.

 

[Geezer Garage]

Turn it down to 58 from 68 when I go to bed. In the morning turn it up to 66, when it reaches that temp I turn it back down. If the sun is out, which it usually is, the temp will be up to 68-72 from the passive solar gain, when I come in from the shop around 6:30-7:00 pm. The shop I have at 44F, and turn up to 60 when I'm working in there.

 

[JonSR77]

I keep it hot. My injuries seem to do better when it's warmer. High 70s actually. I know it is a huge waste of money, but keeping the pain levels lower is necessary.

 

[Pinky]

20C .. we get heat from the units above/below us. I sleep much better in a cool bedroom.

 

[HoneyNut]

Used to be 69 in winter but a few months ago I increased it to 70, but that is for the whole house. When I was working I spent the day in a small room with a space heater on, so was approx 73. When I'd watch TV in the evening I'd be in several warm layers plus sometimes a blanket.
I've run the space heater in the bedroom a few times since I retired, since I'm not adapted to sitting around at 70.

Usually 74 for air conditioning in the summer.

I expect I'll turn it up as I get older (65 yrs old right now).

 

[ronaldj]

66 but we heat with wood also, so most of the time it is 75 plus.

 

[fuzzybuddy]

Heat 72ºF/22ºC from 6am to 10pm, then 68ºF/20ºC overnight.
AC 76ºF/24ºC 6am to 10pm, then 72ºF/22ºC for the overnight.

I keep it at 72 F/22C all the time. But I wear a sweater during the day.

BTW Harry Le Hermit, how do you make the "O" degree sign? Anybody know how to make a ''cents' sign?

 

[Don M.]

We keep our thermostat set at 73F...day and night....Summer and Winter. When the weather is mild, we shut the AC off and open the windows.

 

[Jackie23]

71 to 72........68 during the night

 

[Harry Le Hermit]

I keep it at 72 F/22C all the time. But I wear a sweater during the day.

BTW Harry Le Hermit, how do you make the "O" degree sign? Anybody know how to make a ''cents' sign?

Run charmap for full list, but here is a couple. "alt + 0176" = ° and "alt + 0162" = ¢. There are actually others as "alt + 155" will also get ¢.

 

[Alligatorob]

75, since losing weight, I used to keep it cooler.

Run charmap for full list, but here is a couple. "alt + 0176" = ° and "alt + 0162" = ¢. There are actually others as "alt + 155" will also get ¢.

Way to complicated for me...

 

[Harry Le Hermit]

75, since losing weight, I used to keep it cooler.

Way to complicated for me...

Just hold down the "alt" key while typing 0176... then release.

 

[Sliverfox]

67 Winter, day time,,night 65,,, bedroom 57 all year.