What is your thermostat set at?

Keep mine at 66° in the winter (save a lot) and 68° in the summer (spend a lot).

Guess I wasn’t build for the heat.

One time, I set it to 64° for a full week before my wife figured it out.... good times.

What’s yours at?

 

68 for me...

 

Good man.

 

I have a wood stove. I keep it 75-80 in the winter because I like being warm.

In the summer I can't be cold enough.

 

You probably don't see many 100+ degree days!

 

69 because...69

 

Average of 22 days a year over 90º here.

 

Our hottest month is July, with an average high of 87°. Lots of days over 90° but I don’t know how many.

68° feels right when I come in out of 87°

 

68 in winter, 75-76 in summer. I'd love to turn it down more in summer but considering it's about 110 for months, it would just cost too much.

 

Envious!!! LOL

 

my furnace/AC been off since January Socal perks but usually 69 winter and 74 on hot summer days

 

Check this out. Last fall took a trip to visit some family. About a 4 hour drive. Pulled into my garage and saw this lol

 

73 year round. Comfortable enough, but if I need to cool off I just chill in the man cave. Basement is 3-4 degrees cooler.

 

Spend a week in South Texas in July or August...LOL

 

If it shuts off... I'm buying another truck!

 

I worked in So Cal for about a year... back in the late 80's. I'll eat the humidity and heat!

 

Home thermo is set at 70 because of menopausal wife... LOL I need a blanket most nights.

 

I hear you...

 

Hello Austin and surrounding areas... LOL That area has already been infiltrated! They wil bleed too if they cone after me and my weapons... LOL

 

74 to 73 in the summer and really don’t run the heater in Winter except to warm up the house a bit if it gets really cold so we set it at 74 or 75. Bill in Winter around fifty highest bill in Summer is 125!! had extra insulation put in, well vented attic, insulated over garage, and have insulated hurricane garage door, and shopped around for an electric service provider. Also have three ceiling fans on high running 24/7.

 

Same problem up here. Luckily the cold keeps the worst of the cali scum away.

 

I keep mine around 74 when I'm home. When I'm out I let it go to 77 then back down when I'm home. Electric bill is pretty low doing it that way. If it gets too hot, I just turn on the fan and grab a cold beer.

 

In the summer we have ours set between 68-72. In the winter it's bumped up to 74-76. I'm naturally a cold person, even now as I type this it's 69 in my office and I have the portable heater on.

Thankfully our house is super duper insulated, so our bill isn't too bad to run the ac/heater all day every day.

 

65° in the spring and 68° in the winter months. Maybe a little higher when it goes negative temps. We still have over a hundred dollar power bill at 65°.
We are going to install a nuclear reactor in the basement. This will ease the power bills. Once we figure out where to store spent nuclear fuel rods.

 

it depends on the season. when the outside temperature goes above 80 degrees, we set the AC at 72-74 degrees. when the outside temperature goes below 60 degrees, we set the heat at 68 degrees.

then there are those days that are cold at night and hot during the day. then we have to run the heat at night and the AC during the day.

 

I simply cannot sleep at a temperature over 70 degrees, at any point during the year. Waking up sweating is the absolute worst.

I have bad dreams, toss and turn, constantly have to flip my pillow.... miserable.

 

74-76 in the summer. 66-68 in the winter. In my house, if you are too cold or hot then you put on or take off clothes!

 

I only have so many clothes to take off...

This is the argument I have with my wife all the time.