What's yer house thermostat set at?

[colin450]

Radiant heat in my house here in MA. Set it at 67 when it starts getting cold and it stays there all winter. I keep the garage as low as the thermostat will go which I think is 45. Just enough to get the chill out. Radiant isn't the type of system you want to be changing temps all the time.

 

[Never_Enough]

69-70 while sleeping. Normally 72 when I'm up & about. Off when not home.

 

[bigmoose]

I keep my main living area at 68-70 all winter. Upstairs is kept at 64-66 for sleeping. My garage is kept at 55 for the Stang.

95% efficient condensing natural gas boiler ftw. Average gas bill in the winter is $120. 20 year old cape, 1900sqft plus garage.

Large setbacks(turning down at night/away) don't save much money with the newer high efficiency boilers.

 

[13COBRA]

I would never be able to sleep at some of your guys' houses. haha

 

[03cobra#694]

I would never be able to sleep at some of your guys' houses. haha

Back at you. 78* feels awesome when coming in from 95* outside and 90% or higher humidity in the summer.

 

[08mojo]

 

[IronSnake]

78 during the summer.

70-71 during the winter. Mostly because upstairs stays warmer then downstairs, and being on an elevated slab makes the down stairs always colder.

 

[RDJ]

68 year round.

 

[ssssnake]

I live in the Corpus Christi area. I have electric air and gas heat. My air usually stays around 70.

 

[BrunotheBoxer]

68 wintah

72 summah.

 

[suicidekings]

Hmmm, I haven't touched my thermostat since November I think. I just leave it off here in AZ. 70's in the day then it drops down in the evening I will kick on the electric fireplace for about 30 min before bed and its toasty in there.

 

[Revvv]

73° all year. I prefer it colder, but the girls complain.

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[TK1299]

6 AM-4:30 PM 83
4:30 PM -6 AM 78

What, are you baking potatoes with those temps?

65 at night and 72 in the day. I keep mine at 72 in the day because Obama said we can’t do that anymore.

 

[BJCobra99]

Wow. Guess my room is an icebox at 58. Main part of house is 65-67 depending on how cold outside. Kids rooms are 60. Log cabin house, electric heat.

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[Recon]

Around 65-70 year around. With the fireplace in the living room it stays around 80.
Geothermal system, SW KY.


Pick your poison.

 

[kevinatfms]

65 just about year round. We will jack it up to 67 if its below 20 degrees outside. Also, summer months windows open and HVAC off unless its over 85.

 

[DSG2003Mach1]

ac on 75, heat on 68.

 

[wizbangdoodle]

Radiant heat in my house here in MA. Set it at 67 when it starts getting cold and it stays there all winter. I keep the garage as low as the thermostat will go which I think is 45. Just enough to get the chill out. Radiant isn't the type of system you want to be changing temps all the time.

Are you using electric or water? We're building new this summer and I keep going back and forth on whether to use radiant floor heat. It's about twice the cost for the equipment and install as compared to conventional systems.

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[jpro]

CobraBob likes to hang meat in his house while 03cobra#694 likes to bake a turkey in his.

While living in Wisconsin we set it at 68 in the winter and 72 in the summer.

Now that we've moved to the Vegas area, this winter we have had it off or set to 62. Energy bill is non-existent. I am curious to see what summer has in store for us. I will cool the house even if I have to set it to subzero! LOL We are leasing a house but it does have fans and tinted windows. Anyone else in the desert have any suggestions about how to keep the place cool in the summer?

 

[MassCobra]

Massachusetts here. Most of the time I have it set at 68, sometimes I'll kick it up to 70 and at bedtime 64. I have forced hot water heat by natural gas.