AC temp
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(76 day, 69 night)
(76 day, 69 night)
I live in an old house with window units. Around 77 watching TV with a chance of snow in my bedroom.
67-69 all the time and if you touch the thermostat, we gotta fight.
I love a good 69 with the Mrs. at night.
The responses are going to split between two groups. Those with a pre menopausal wife and those with a post menopausal wife. There is a HUGE difference!
That used to be me until I got a $500+ electric bill a couple months in a row.
68 at night for Rebelette wife; extra blankets for me. 72 during the day.
Old house as well. We keep it on 69 or 70. We’re on budget billing and it’s on draft. Full send!
Now last winter when we had that snow and hard freeze; thermostat was set to energy conserving 67. On the forth day of that freeze it was 56 inside and hadn’t cut off in three days. Front of house has gas logs, thankfully!
Now last winter when we had that snow and hard freeze; thermostat was set to energy conserving 67. On the forth day of that freeze it was 56 inside and hadn’t cut off in three days. Front of house has gas logs, thankfully!
76? you people live in terrariums?
72 is the highest it ever gets
72 is the highest it ever gets
Don’t think you can really compare temp between houses. Every house is different. 72 in one house doesn’t necessarily feel anything like 72 in another house. That said summer is 76 with ceiling fan during day & 69 at night. But my house doesn’t get much direct sunlight so 76 is a little cooler than others I’ve been in.
I am disappointed in everyone else who has responded in this text besides this one man of obvious culture and refinement
Yep, we keep ours at 75 during the day and then down to 70 at night. I know that seems warm, but when I get up in the morning with the air running @ 70, it’s freezing. Likewise, even I tried to turn the thermostat down to 72 during the day, my house would never get that cool when it’s this hot outside. It’d never stop running
Are you a lizard?
72-70 during the day 67-65 at night
yes my electric bill is high. no I don't care.
Those articles that talk about no ac or AC set at 78 or higher can kiss my red hot blooded American arse.
yes my electric bill is high. no I don't care.
Those articles that talk about no ac or AC set at 78 or higher can kiss my red hot blooded American arse.
Similar to my house - my wife is always burning up & I am always cold, she wants it 68 & I prefer 72. We COMPROMISED at 68.
I work outside a lot. I don't work in an office building. If you spend 8 or 10 hours a day in 96 degree weather 83 is nice
Just crack a window at night and let the cool air fill the house. Should stay comfortable through the following afternoon. Wait one, being told you prefer the hot sticky coastal humidity over the crisp thin mountain air...
Good Lord.
During the heat of the summer, 78 during day, 76 at night (to keep airflow).
During winter, 68.
Adjust in the spring and fall just to keep a little air flow going, no matter the temp, but never outside the parameters above.
Hate to know what some of ya'lls bills are.
During the heat of the summer, 78 during day, 76 at night (to keep airflow).
During winter, 68.
Adjust in the spring and fall just to keep a little air flow going, no matter the temp, but never outside the parameters above.
Hate to know what some of ya'lls bills are.
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