Annual "What is your heat set to" post.

[Anonymous]

78

[Anonymous]

While I had my Malamutes the house was always set to 68 in winter and they would still sigh dramatically. Now it’s only us humans and the heat stays at 70-72.

[Anonymous]

66 daytime, 56 night.

[Anonymous]

68. Live in a built in 1906 house with no insulation. I'm miserable and cold as %*$#

[Anonymous]

72 degrees

[Anonymous]

73 day and 66 night

[Anonymous]

66-68

[Anonymous]

70 - 71

[Anonymous]

69. Seems a little cold. I have to run the gas fireplace to stay warm.

[Anonymous]

Spouse likes 64 at night during the winter and 69/70 during the day. Both are too cold for me. At night I can sleep in sweat pants, wool socks and a sweatshirt, and after a bit I warm up under the blankets. If I am home during the day (he works from home M-F, I go to the office, so only home weekends), I turn it up to 71/72

In the summer, house is too hot for me, don't know the numbers

[Anonymous]

68 day and night.

I used to turn down to 64 at night but frankly can't be bothered any more.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Night 64
Day 68

Same

+2

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Spouse likes 64 at night during the winter and 69/70 during the day. Both are too cold for me. At night I can sleep in sweat pants, wool socks and a sweatshirt, and after a bit I warm up under the blankets. If I am home during the day (he works from home M-F, I go to the office, so only home weekends), I turn it up to 71/72

In the summer, house is too hot for me, don't know the numbers

I usually take a hot shower just before bed, and carry that heat with me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:78

Shame on you!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:68 day and night.

I used to turn down to 64 at night but frankly can't be bothered any more.

Shame on you, too. Programmable thermostats are maybe $30?

Do you have kids? I really don't understand people who spawn and don't moderate their consumption of resources.