Your thermostat setting ?

[38Super]

We are geothermal. Thermostat is set to cool at 72 degrees, heat at 70 degrees. Back bathroom is usually 3 to 4 degrees cooler in the winter (farthest point from the unit). Other than that, stays pretty comfortable.

 

[okcBob]

69 winter
74 summer

 

[scott024]

66 winter/76 summer

 

[retrieverman]

I keep the heat set at 67* and a/c at 78*.

 

[xseler]

I keep the heat set at 67* and a/c at 78*.

These are my settings. Ceiling fans run all the time --- blowing up in the winter, down in the summer.

 

[turkeyrun]

If temp gets above 68°, I sweat.
If temp gets below 74°, Wif is freezing.

Heat is set at 68°. She would get cold and kick it up to 72°. Got her broke of that, but she will go up to 70°.

I lower it back to 68°. 66° at night.

A/C is set at 76°. She will kick it up to 78° and I reset it to 74°. Would prefer 72°, but the bill goes up about $75 / degree.

House faces north. 99% of exit and enter is through garage. Not climate controlled, but it lessens outside air influx.

Ceiling fans rarely stop. Ceramic heaters in both bathrooms. Open cabinets for extreme cold, like this week.

 

[retrieverman]

I’ve said for years that I can put on enough clothes to stay warm, but I can’t get naked enough to stay cool. However, I don’t have enough clothes for this kind of cold.

 

[caliberbob]

71. I had it at 68 and she kept changing it to 74. I compromised

 

[xseler]

71. I had it at 68 and she kept changing it to 74. I compromised

You got it wrong....she compromised.

 

[ttown]

Usually 65-70 during the day, 62-65 at night.

Today 74 in case I lose power again like this morning. Used the wall/solar heater for an hour