What temperature do you keep your thermostat on?

[CreepyMcCreeperson]

72

 

[Orange cream shake]

At my old house we had it on 74 in the winter. My new house is double the size of my old home and two stories out in a new development. It’s on 68 now.

 

[ViShawn]

Day time in winter around 74. I can't sleep is the temp is above 71.

My sister keeps her house at 78F

 

[darealvelle]

winter 68

summer 74

 

[Shadow King]

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

76 in the winter.

Arizona.

You too?

 

[BaldingSoHard]

You too?

My house has spray-foam insulation with energy efficient windows. Not much heat gets in.

 

[Shadow King]

My house has spray-foam insulation with energy efficient windows. Not much heat gets in.

I hope not if it's already 77-81 degrees inside

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

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

I live in NJ so, yeah, I live in someplace cold. Any temp above the mid-/high-60's is an indication of one or more issues that I described earlier.​

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

Then you've never been in a home or business that was a) properly air-sealed/insulated, b) had properly sized heating equipment, or, c) had an uncompromised distribution system for heat delivery. Another thing that could be wrong is the placement/age/accuracy of the thermostats(s) giving incorrect readings.​

 

[BuckFilly]

70

 

[MaxBundles]

Anything above 72 and I guarantee you nikkas ain't the one paying the bill cause them oil bills in the winter time be having me like

 

[Won Won]

I live in NJ so, yeah, I live in someplace cold. Any temp above the mid-/high-60's is an indication of one or more issues that I described earlier.

Then you've never been in a home or business that was a) properly air-sealed/insulated, b) had properly sized heating equipment, or, c) had an uncompromised distribution system for heat delivery. Another thing that could be wrong is the placement/age/accuracy of the thermostats(s) giving incorrect readings.​

Yeah that must be it

 

[shutterguy]

75 in the winter

 

[AQz]

75 and that’s cold. Too many factors though.

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

Yeah that must be it

Probably. I'd have to do a full evaluation to say for sure. Every living space is different, but they all have common issues.​

 

[Atlrocafella]

Keep it on 73. No matter what season, my spot can get up to the 80’s if I don’t turn my shyt on.