What's your thermostat set at in the winter?

[Thump]

Time for another mind-numbing thread.

I'm talking about cold-climate people here, not douchebags like coastal, grad21, and LoKY who brag about the warm weather. Fuckers.

Mine's at 69.

 

[DEBuckeye]

68-69 usually. At night it drops to 66-ish.


My mind is numb.

 

[Brutus1]

65*

 

[iambrutus]

71-73 because we have tile floor in the kitchen/dining room and hardwood in the family room - with the baby crawling everywhere we want to have it warm.

 

[StooGrimson]

67

 

[Taosman]

71 in the main living area and 69 in the bedrooms.
It's been unusually damp this year so far.
Normal winter humidity is in the single digits which helps with comfort as does the amount of sunshine.
Radiant floor heat, tile throughout the house.

 

[BuckeyeRyn]

68-69 here this year, last year we kept things at a nice 72 and our gas bills were astronomical....



Freezin' our Buttocks' off.

 

[BuckeyeSkins]

I keep mine at 68.

 

[tyrus]

60

 

[Thump]

60

 

[scooter1369]

68 in the afternoon and on weekends when people are awake. 64 while people are sleeping. So that means all night and until 3:30pm, its set at 64.

 

[nickofthewoods]

50. Which we turn up to 55 sometimes in the evening.
This is some kind of test by the woman of the house, but
I'll be damned if I will yield. I just put on another sweater.

 

[SanAntonioBuck]

I keep ours at 68.

 

[Fungo Squiggly]

Set at 61 knowing that the temperature in the house is quite a bit warmer than that. Probably about 68-70.

 

[sullie]

Programmable honeywell thermostat from lowe's/home depot is set something like this:

M-F: 5:30 am (wakeup) 69
8:00 am (away) 62
6:00 pm (arrive) 69
11:00 pm (sleep) 65

S-S 8:00 am (wakeup) 69
12:00 pm (away) 65
6:00 pm (arrive) 69
11:00 pm (sleep) 65

Of course you can simply bump it up or down in between programs and it simply resumes to it's schedule after the bump time is over with.