What's your preferred indoor temperate when sleeping?

Shute · 07-07-20, 02:45 PM

Originally posted by JohnGalt2341

59F

WTF??????

68 degrees Fahrenheit

carolinakid · 07-07-20, 02:46 PM

68 to 70 here

Chi_archie · 07-07-20, 02:47 PM

68 in summer and 72 in the winter.

Many of my best nights of sleep come in our tent in cool spring and fall weather that dips into low 40s

DiggityDaggityDo · 07-07-20, 02:50 PM

Originally posted by Chi_archie

68 in summer and 72 in the winter.

This

Archie, are you me?

TheMetsSuck · 07-07-20, 02:50 PM

64-66

Chi_archie · 07-07-20, 02:58 PM

Originally posted by DiggityDaggityDo

This

Archie, are you me?

Whoa

Am I you?

Are we, us?

MinnesotaFats · 07-07-20, 03:00 PM

Love upper 40s to mid 50s

Fall in MN perfect sleeping weather

If AC on, then 66

SamsNCharge99 · 07-07-20, 03:02 PM

Originally posted by Chi_archie

68 in summer and 72 in the winter.

Many of my best nights of sleep come in our tent in cool spring and fall weather that dips into low 40s

pretty accurate here...i'm 69 degrees now and I think 71 in winter

I'll add...doesn't matter the outside temp or inside temp, I will be sleeping with my blankets up to my neck with 1-2 fans on. Fan for the noise and for the dogs that sleep on the floor or my bed

2daBank · 07-07-20, 03:02 PM

68-70 good with me. Our Fukkin ac went out Thursday, we had to get it charged w freon to start the year but my boy said he had no clue how long it last, a month was the answer. Sucks. Plus my friend who does ac is now locked up yet again so I gotta pay a fortune for some asshole to come replace this old pos 2marro!!!

We were away for 4th weekend so didn’t worry about it till we got back and wed morning was fastest I could get them over. Our basement partially finished and it not bad down there so we been sleeping in basement last couple nights. Lol. Not all that hot with fans blowing but if humid/damp. Gotta just suck it up and pay the 1200 it gonna cost.

Bcatswin · 07-07-20, 03:05 PM

66-72

2daBank · 07-07-20, 03:07 PM

Originally posted by TheMetsSuck

64-66

Jfc. You gotta either live somewhere it doesn’t get very hot or a apartment? Cost a freaking fortune to make my house that cool! I don’t think the damn thing would ever turn off in daytime to keep that temp!

Shute · 07-07-20, 03:08 PM

Also have 2 fans running on high for noise

Chi_archie · 07-07-20, 03:09 PM

Originally posted by SamsNCharge99

pretty accurate here...i'm 69 degrees now and I think 71 in winter

I'll add...doesn't matter the outside temp or inside temp, I will be sleeping with my blankets up to my neck with 1-2 fans on. Fan for the noise and for the dogs that sleep on the floor or my bed

what do you do with the dogs when you fuk?

we have a routine with our 3 dogs, but we almost always are fostering at least one other dog which typically are created outside bedroom, but sometimes for anxious dogs need to be crated in bedroom, plus we are the go to couple for all our friends, to watch their never crate trained dogs.

Ive become very skilled at doggy style these days , I guess by absorbing the collective consciousness of the house and those laying right outside our door

Emily_Haines · 07-07-20, 03:11 PM

Originally posted by JohnGalt2341

I mean TEMPERATURE!
59F

perfect

but hard to get there in the summer

thought about buying a meat freezer and drilling some holes in it

SBR_Guest_Pro · 07-07-20, 03:25 PM

i'm a 64-66 guy also

Microphone · 07-07-20, 03:28 PM

Great question:

Summer with AC 68-69
Winter 66

jjgold · 07-07-20, 03:29 PM

Summer 79-80
Winter 60-62

thechaoz · 07-07-20, 03:35 PM

You sleep much better in cooler temps with limits of course

BIGDAY · 07-07-20, 03:37 PM

69.

Someone has to say it.

SamsNCharge99 · 07-07-20, 03:37 PM

Originally posted by Chi_archie

what do you do with the dogs when you fuk?

we have a routine with our 3 dogs, but we almost always are fostering at least one other dog which typically are created outside bedroom, but sometimes for anxious dogs need to be crated in bedroom, plus we are the go to couple for all our friends, to watch their never crate trained dogs.

Ive become very skilled at doggy style these days , I guess by absorbing the collective consciousness of the house and those laying right outside our door

i close my door when i fukk and dogs go lay on the couches or in their crate, or on the floor outside

TheMetsSuck · 07-07-20, 03:41 PM

Originally posted by 2daBank

Jfc. You gotta either live somewhere it doesn’t get very hot or a apartment? Cost a freaking fortune to make my house that cool! I don’t think the damn thing would ever turn off in daytime to keep that temp!

Have a ton of solar panels of my roof. It’s the water bill that gets me in LA.

DiggityDaggityDo · 07-07-20, 03:50 PM

Originally posted by BIGDAY

69.

Someone has to say it.

BigDay is horny as hell.

Slurry Pumper · 07-07-20, 03:51 PM

My preferred optimum levels have a humidity component as well.

In the summer 72 degrees while the relative humidity between 53-55%
Winter time I like it around 68 degrees and the relative humidity at around 40-45%.

sweethook · 07-07-20, 04:01 PM

cool in america

Slurry Pumper · 07-07-20, 04:06 PM

Originally posted by sweethook

cool in america

Of course most of us are fat asses.

grease lightnin · 07-07-20, 04:10 PM

Originally posted by DiggityDaggityDo

This

Archie, are you me?

Me too. Also love to camp in spring and fall for the same reasons.

Snowball · 07-07-20, 04:47 PM

60-62

El Nino · 07-07-20, 04:57 PM

75 degrees is about as low as you can go in AZ in the summer without needing a bridge loan to pay the electric bill.

GUMMO77 · 07-07-20, 05:05 PM

66 Orlando

GUMMO77 · 07-07-20, 05:05 PM

Originally posted by El Nino

75 degrees is about as low as you can go in AZ in the summer without needing a bridge loan to pay the electric bill.

$260 a month here

El Nino · 07-07-20, 05:11 PM

Originally posted by GUMMO77

$260 a month here

If you have a pool here, more than 2,200 sq. ft. house and keep in in the 60's it could easily be over triple that that July - Sep. If you have multi levels and two AC units, fuggetaboutit, 78 is as low as you can go.

GUMMO77 · 07-07-20, 05:30 PM

Originally posted by El Nino

If you have a pool here, more than 2,200 sq. ft. house and keep in in the 60's it could easily be over triple that that July - Sep. If you have multi levels and two AC units, fuggetaboutit, 78 is as low as you can go.

Damn, that is crazy. We have two units and are about 2,600.

My wife wants to move to AZ, too.

2daBank · 07-07-20, 05:35 PM

Originally posted by TheMetsSuck

Have a ton of solar panels of my roof. It’s the water bill that gets me in LA.

Ah. Ya’ll don’t get much of the redic kinda heat/humidity we get here in my neck of woods either I don’t think?? I see average high is 84 this month! We more like 90+ with stupid humidity pushing heat index up into the 100s. If I try to keep it below 68 in my house my ac would never turn off in daytime! lol. Water basically free tho!

2daBank · 07-07-20, 05:36 PM

Originally posted by Slurry Pumper

My preferred optimum levels have a humidity component as well.

In the summer 72 degrees while the relative humidity between 53-55%
Winter time I like it around 68 degrees and the relative humidity at around 40-45%.

I really don’t mind heat but I hate the high humidity levels around here! Sticky as fukk soon as you walk out the freaking door!