What temperature do you set your thermostat?

What temperature do you set your thermostat?

  • An Inuit would shiver

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  • 10/15c

    Votes: 6 12.2%
  • 16/18c

    Votes: 13 26.5%
  • 19/20c

    Votes: 22 44.9%
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    Votes: 4 8.2%
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  • What's a thermostat?

    Votes: 4 8.2%

  • Total voters
    49
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numbnuts

Legendary Member
No heating on here so thermostat is off
 

ColinJ

Puzzle game procrastinator!
I have an ancient boiler in the bathroom which doesn't let me set a temperature! I just turn it up or down to suit.

I have a thermometer in this room and aim for a reading of 19 degrees in here. That is at waist height. The temperature has only got up to 18 degrees today though so I will crank the heat up a notch when I go upstairs in a minute.

This room has a freezing cold cellar directly underneath it so the floor is probably only at 6-10 degrees!! I wear doubled up socks in the winter and always have my feet raised up on a stool off the chilly floor. I have also had a throw over my legs today.
 

Drago

Legendary Member
Mine is in the hallway, which is daft as its the coldest part of the house.

Therefore, I set it to 15°C, which keeps the house a pleasant 18 or 19. If I set it to 18 the heating would be going continhously tying to hest up thst cold bit and the rest of the house would be steamier than Sormy Daniels boudoir.
 

Gunk

Guru
Location
Oxford
No idea what the setting is, I just turn it until it clicks and then down a bit! But our heating system is 40 years old
 

Brandane

Legendary Member
Location
Costa Clyde
18C here, and that's only from 7pm to 10pm. At other times it's set at 7C for frost protection, or if I am at home on a cold afternoon I will override and set it at 16C..
If I'm cold I put on an extra layer. No time for the likes of those referred to by @Moon bunny who sit in shorts and T shirt with the heating full on. More money than sense.
 

Gunk

Guru
Location
Oxford
We are currently on holiday in Dartmouth and the house we have rented for the week has electric underfloor heating, it’s hopeless, either far too hot or stone cold, and I’m guessing the bills are insane.
 

tyred

Legendary Member
Location
Ireland
18C here, and that's only from 7pm to 10pm. At other times it's set at 7C for frost protection, or if I am at home on a cold afternoon I will override and set it at 16C..
If I'm cold I put on an extra layer. No time for the likes of those referred to by @Moon bunny who sit in shorts and T shirt with the heating full on. More money than sense.

My downstairs neighbour sits in shorts and flip flops with the window open and complains about the cost of electricity to anyone stupid enough to listen to him. His flat is like a blast furnace . I have an idea how he could reduce his bill...
 
Although its tiny my 1bed house is well insulated in the morning without any heating on I think the lowest has been 16deg C (the thermostat is usually set to 12-14deg overnight but it never dropped that far) . I tend to put the digital thermostat up to 19.5deg in the morning, its not long in warming up to that and occasionally body heat etc lifts temperatures above that. My body could take cooler but my fingers are too damaged my chemotherapy (peripheral neuropathy) and would be too numb to type.
 
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