What temperature do you keep your thermostat on?

[Heavy_Handz]

72-73

 

[OneManGang]

I'm wyldin', breh. I don't rush into rooms and turn the AC down (Normally) but living in the Caribbean damn near all my life, it's either 87-96 degrees, or raining. I can adapt to any temp, just as long as it's not sweltering, but the cooler I can make, the better for me, personally.​

I try to keep it around 70 year round. I might go lower in the summer by a bit. But my pops cheap ass trained me out of deviating too much on the thermostat

 

[OneManGang]

78 during summer (May-Sept)

Outside of summer, I have the heat set to turn on at like 68 but it rarely kicks on

78 during the summer is crazy

68 in winter? Are your seasons flipped?

 

[acri1]

If I'm in a room that has a thermostat, I set it to the lowest.
Make that bytch the coldest it can be.
Regardless if I pay the rent or not.
I don't care if I'm on a cruise ship or at church.
If I can access the button, the temp, it's

You do that at my crib and we might have to throw hands that's a violation

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

If you have to put your thermostat above 65-68° F to be 'comfortable', there's something wrong with either your living space, your heating system, it's distribution system, or all of the above.​

 

[razassin]

 

[Windows 91]

78 during the summer is crazy

68 in winter? Are your seasons flipped?

It's over 100F every day from late May to early Oct. You set the thermostat too low and your electric bill will be $500. 77-80 is a good sweet spot for the house to be comfortable without being too expensive.

68 is when the heat kicks on, but it barely does because temps in the day stay in the 70s. My heat ran only 45 minutes yesterday, didn't run at all Tues, and ran 15 minutes Mon.

 

[OneManGang]

It's over 100F every day from late May to early Oct. You set the thermostat too low and your AC bill will be $500. 77-80 is a good sweet spot for the house to be comfortable without being too expensive.

68 is when the heat kicks on, but it barely does because temps in the day stay in the 70s. My heat ran only 45 minutes yesterday, didn't run at all Tues, and ran 15 minutes Mon.

Where you live? Ok that makes more sense the heat kicks in at 68, not you set it to 68

 

[Windows 91]

Where you live? Ok that makes more sense the heat kicks in at 68, not you set it to 68

Phoenix

 

[acri1]

If you have to put your thermostat above 65-68° F to be 'comfortable', there's something wrong with either your living space, your heating system, it's distribution system, or all of the above.​

Or you just live somewhere cold.

70 is pretty standard, but I couldn't imagine having the temperature at 68 or below all day especially since if I'm not dressed

 

[beenz]

70 for heat in the winter.

75/74 for AC in the summer (only on days when we need AC)

 

[Won Won]

If you have to put your thermostat above 65-68° F to be 'comfortable', there's something wrong with either your living space, your heating system, it's distribution system, or all of the above.​

I’ve never in my life been in a home or business that was 65, the fukk

 

[Shadow King]

Generally between 72-76 but I live with 2 senior women. When I'm on my own there's no need to go past 72/73 and at bedtime I'm dropping it 10 degrees.

Ole "Shiver Me Timbers" ass niqqas.

Y’all tripping, I keep mine at 79

77-80 is a good sweet spot for the house to be comfortable

 

[BaldingSoHard]

81 during the day in the summer, 77 at night.

76 in the winter.

Arizona.

 

[Givethanks]

What happened to heating the house with the oven to heat it and putting a fan in the window to cool it