What temperature do you keep your house at?
 

My place is freezing today for some reason. Generally at this time of year I like it to feel a bit toasty but not boiling hot. What temperature do you have your house at?

It's usually about 65-66 according to the small thermometer I have on the table. My grandparents won't visit in the winter because it's "freezing" in here. lol I think it's perfect.

Most my windows don't have glass in them :winkwink:

I get a pretty good crossbreeze so it doesn't get too hot.

We aren't allowed to have weather like that in London because if we did even more people would want to move here :)

...... 74

55-60 during the fall/winter/spring. In summer my shit turns into a fucking oven... I had a candy bar MELT on my desk last july haha

I have floor heating that has 2 settings, on or off (it should have more, but they're not working..)

it's either 21c when it's off or 26c when it's on... so it's not good either way.It's on, and I work in the nude.

since its boiling outside here most of the year its usually set around 72-73...

if and when it gets a little cooler out then its usually around 76...

of course now I figure out the boiler light was out

20 C summer or winter.

71 Fahrenheit

This is a cute question -- I keep my apartment around 60 degrees F, but bundle up. Gas is expensive. Plus my place is like a sieve.

0° Kelvin

Gas can get mega expensive..especially if you, like me, cook with it too. Sometimes you just have to put a sweater on instead.

usually set to 67 or 68

Winter 68

Summer 78

try to keep it around 70

67 F all winter long.

72 ... I like it cold.

Either too hot or too cold.

Ths house is way to big to be consistant without central heating. Maybe next year I will get it installed.

75 degrees Fahrenheit

Summer or Winter inside the house is at 24-25 Celcius

I like it between 65F and 70F... so that's what it's usually at unless someone changes it :mad: :1orglaugh

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We keep ours around 72 - 73 during this time of year. Actually that is what it is staying on it's own right now with no heat or AC on. The wndows are open and it is gorgeous out.
Now in the summer when it is 120 out, we keep it at about 78 inside.

No idea. Just not too hot, and not too cold. Although this room gets unbearable at times in the summer...

I think 72 is perferct, but since I don't want to pay as much as it costs me to turn the heater on right now, it's been sitting on about 60 for the past couple of weeks. Finally starting to warm up though, so I'm pretty happy :)

haha damn you fuze damn you..
it was snowing up here in vancouver, but i like my house chilly. my veins are cold as ice

78 F year round

summer 23 during day 21 during night program bit diff for weekends/vacs
winter 22 during day 21 during night program bit diff for weekends/vacs

and that's with digital thermostats so pretty close to accurate unlike it's with analogue thermostats :)

64 during the winter, 68 during the summer. And I just got the highest electric bill in 6 years with no big change in outside temp. Not sure what the deal is on that. Almost 40% higher than the month before :(

65 - 70 during the winter and 75 - 80 during the summer

I try to save energy. Right now most of the windows are open because its like 68 degrees outside

In the winter here we keep it around 68 at night, and about 71 during the day, during the summer it's about 76.

72 pretty much year round.

70 in the winter.. only need the heat a bit overnight for a few months of the year

76 in the summer.. altho its already starting to warm up out there.

i have a computer room with seperate ac i keep closer to 68-70

Winter between 70 and 75 F

Summer between 75 and 82 F

Its hard to keep my house heated or cooled, as its so open plan

64 degrees F

25 C - 30 C just right :thumbsup

Meat hangin' cold..

:upsidedow

74° during the winter (heat comes on a few times a day). 82° during the summer (air conditioner is on 24/7).

72 degrees no more no less

75 winter
65 summer

66 during winter, 76 during summer.