What is your thermostat set at?

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What is your thermostat set at?

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..just curious as to how warm you keep your places ...

usually 69(no higher than 70) winter days
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66F its 31 out now.
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Randy wrote:25
77F Wow thats warm would put me to :sleep:
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64bit wrote:67

Do you keep it there all the time ?
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Izzo wrote:Do you keep it there all the time ?
Yeah. I'll turn it up to 69 if it gets really cold though. As long as its in the high teens to about 45f that seem about right for me.
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66 here. Only goes 1-2 higher if it gets colder. I dont think my thermostat has ever seen 70 here. Its 28F out right now.
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ace wrote:66 here. Only goes 1-2 higher if it gets colder. I dont think my thermostat has ever seen 70 here. Its 28F out right now.

It's a toasty 8F out right now.
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Izzo wrote:It's a toasty 8F out right now.
Damn thats chilly. Is that actual temp or wind chill? Its 18 out with the wind chill. But later on probably about 4:21 I will be extra warm. :D
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Izzo wrote:It's a toasty 8F out right now.

I know I'm not in LA anymore! :D

here right now :eek: Currently: 32
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heater OFF all night.
42 F outside now. 62 F in the house now.
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3 degrees outside right now.

In my new house, I have been keeping the thermo (just put a programmable one in) at 65 when we are here and 62 for sleeping. The thing is, when it is 65 where the thermo is (near the front door), the rest of the house is much warmer. Damn leaky windows.
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67F, comfy for the living room, may have to break out a heater this week for the computer bedroom..
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70-72f. I cant handle it under that, too cold for a comfortable home feeling.
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62f at night, 65 - 66f or so in the day, sometimes if it's extra cold out I bump it to 70 for a 1/2 hour to crank the registers and take the bite off.
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i usualy keep the house at 19-20 degree's C, I have an electric heater in the master bedroom set to 21 if it starts getting really cold.
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about 68....gets real cold I turn on space heater for ole lady and dare her to touch that thermostat! damn high gas prices! :irate:
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Sava700 wrote:about 68....gets real cold I turn on space heater for ole lady and dare her to touch that thermostat! damn high gas prices! :irate:
Its probably more expensive to use your space heater :) Those things INHALE electricity!
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wee96 wrote:Its probably more expensive to use your space heater :) Those things INHALE electricity!
electricty didn't go up 40% like gas did!
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ace wrote:Damn thats chilly. Is that actual temp or wind chill? Its 18 out with the wind chill. But later on probably about 4:21 I will be extra warm. :D

Actual temp ...i think i might bumo it down a degree during the day.hmmm
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Sava700 wrote:electricty didn't go up 40% like gas did!
Thats true :( *enables cool n quiet on AMD machines*
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68 while we are home, 62 while we are at work. Have it set to run up to 68 right before we walk in the door. It drops to 64 when we go to bed. With my woodstove going, my furnace doesn't even kick on until 4 or 5 am if I load it up before we go to bed.
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62 Away
66 When I'm in the room
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my central air/heat is off for the winter :)

i might run the heat a few mornings just to take chill out though :rotfl:
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You people are making me sick. Im running around down here in tshirt and shorts most of the time. I really hate living down here.... :( Anyone wanna trade for some nice winter weather with snow?
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RoscoPColtrane wrote:You people are making me sick. Im running around down here in tshirt and shorts most of the time. I really hate living down here.... :( Anyone wanna trade for some nice winter weather with snow?
Youd only like it for a month, then be sick of it like we are and then have to suffer through 4 more months of this crap. If it didnt stay so cold for so long id love it here, but winters are too long.
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RoscoPColtrane wrote:You people are making me sick. Im running around down here in tshirt and shorts most of the time. I really hate living down here.... :( Anyone wanna trade for some nice winter weather with snow?
I'll trade you.
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RoscoPColtrane wrote:You people are making me sick. Im running around down here in tshirt and shorts most of the time. I really hate living down here.... :( Anyone wanna trade for some nice winter weather with snow?

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I keep myu thermostat at 70 degrees, but the heater rarely fires up. I've had a wood stove fire burning for a month now non stop, just turn its heat up or down accordingly. I'll use 1 tank of oil (275gal) all winter for the furnace and 3-4 cords of free wood. I like it HOT in the house.
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If i'm cold, i turn the heat on. Once i get hot, i turn it off.

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TonyT wrote:I keep myu thermostat at 70 degrees, but the heater rarely fires up. I've had a wood stove fire burning for a month now non stop, just turn its heat up or down accordingly. I'll use 1 tank of oil (275gal) all winter for the furnace and 3-4 cords of free wood. I like it HOT in the house.
I really wish I had a fireplace at this house, they really do help out a ton and are nice to sit at. Always had one when I was younger, but this home im in now theres really no way to get one.
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Heck yeah! I would love to be home enjoying the winter. This down texas december almost christmas with no snow kills the holiday mood for me. I don't even feel like having christmas this year..... :(
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Its set at 65* in my house. I like it cold usually. Too warm and I feel like Im 200*, my face gets red, skin gets dry and itchy.
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Depends on how many logs I toss in my wood burner....tis my only heat here! :)
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