In the summer, what's your thermostat set to?

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IdiotMachine
04/27/2024
05:12 PM
#1
Europeans, just convert it to C and pick.
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Vicious_Dios
04/27/2024
05:14 PM
#2
66f

It helps that I service my own AC units.
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PurestProdigy
04/27/2024
05:14 PM
#3
I keep it off unless I have company because they all complain.
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IdiotMachine
04/27/2024
05:14 PM
#4
Vicious_Dios posted...
66

It helps that I service my own AC units.
Wow! Must cost a fortune in electricity costs.
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Puglia77
04/27/2024
05:21 PM
#5
In Jersey it would be 68, in Florida it's 76. Still don't know why it's different, it feels like the same temperature, probably because of different AC units.
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xlr_big-coop
04/27/2024
05:33 PM
#6
Off, I love the heat
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IdiotMachine
04/27/2024
05:35 PM
#7
Puglia77 posted...
In Jersey it would be 68, in Florida it's 76. Still don't know why it's different, it feels like the same temperature, probably because of different AC units.
Your Florida house might have the AC on all the time and that airflow makes it feel like youre cooler. That might also decrease the humidity in the house, which also makes it feel cooler. Or your thermostat might just be super off or in a bad location.
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Trumble
04/27/2024
05:48 PM
#8
Don't have one, but if I had one and could afford to run it all the time it'd be permanently set to 18c during the day, 14 at night. (64 and 57 respectively in F.)
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C-zom
04/27/2024
05:48 PM
#9
When money isn't really an object I like 68-69f, but these days I keep it on 75f so it's still warm but not uncomfortably so. Keeps the bill much more reasonable.
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Bishop_Hastur
04/27/2024
05:58 PM
#10
I don't have ac. I just open my windows and let the cool breeze in.
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BLooD_WoLf
04/27/2024
06:02 PM
#11
77 most days and open windows when it's cooler.
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HylianFox
04/27/2024
06:03 PM
#12
69

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Giacomo_Hawkins
04/27/2024
06:20 PM
#13
82F
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DoesntMatter
04/27/2024
06:25 PM
#14
i've never lived in a home that has a thermostat or central heating and cooling or anything like that
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Ivany2008
04/27/2024
06:26 PM
#15
No A/C, we set the temperature to 0 and open windows/turn on fans.
OriginalPlain2
04/27/2024
07:39 PM
#16
Heat turned off and windows opened as well fan powered on at times
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xsdarknesssx
04/27/2024
07:48 PM
#17
somewhere in the low 70s usually but I keep my beedroom door closed and it is the first vent in the line going that direction so it feels way colder and that is how I like it.
Payzmaykr
04/27/2024
07:53 PM
#18
I have the heat at 70 and the fan on
Waxitron_Gazer
04/27/2024
07:55 PM
#19
I don't have central AC so I could have it set at either -40 or 204 and it wouldn't make a difference.

I keep it at 63 in the winter though when the heater is on.
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StealThisSheen
04/27/2024
07:56 PM
#20
76-78.
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masticatingman
04/27/2024
08:00 PM
#21
78 - it pretty much has to be to avoid humongous A/C costs in the summertime.

Ideally, I'd have it at 74...but yeah, I just can't.
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ROB45
04/27/2024
08:01 PM
#22
I usually have mine set to 19. Might drop it to 18 as it gets warmer.
toadfan64
04/27/2024
08:05 PM
#23
In the summer? Turned off. I hate the heat
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Ratchetrockon
04/27/2024
08:05 PM
#24
68f
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TheLiarParadox
04/27/2024
08:33 PM
#25
Usually 80, and I don't turn it on until we hit the high 90s. My view on AC is that it should be used to keep you alive in extreme temps and nothing more. I hate when people use it to simulate their preferred climate all the time.
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Vicious_Dios
04/27/2024
08:52 PM
#26
IdiotMachine posted...
Wow! Must cost a fortune in electricity costs.

Not as much as you think. It certainly is more than during the winter, though. Despite it being a 5-ton unit, it's still just a gas-powered furnace. <_<
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PMarth2002
04/27/2024
08:55 PM
#27
Its usually off unless it gets very hot. This part of TN is fairly mild compared to when we lived in Florida.
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