What's your preferred indoor temperate when sleeping?

BRAVES1985 · 07-07-20, 05:46 PM

summer 70
winter 71

El Nino · 07-07-20, 05:51 PM

Originally posted by GUMMO77

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

My wife wants to move to AZ, too.

It's a dry heat haha. Some people prorate their electric bills to take the strain off the summer months.

pavyracer · 07-07-20, 06:52 PM

80 summer
60 winter

pologq · 07-08-20, 08:08 AM

good thread

68 to sleep in summer

72 to sleep in winter

always blankets on or i can't sleep

have a new alarm clock that also does different types of noise (zen music, river sounds, ocean sounds, rain, etc) and also colors to promote rest and such. been getting deeper sleep since i started this. love white noise while sleeping.

blankoblanco · 07-08-20, 08:11 AM

59 is crazy! I mean, I've lived my whole life in Florida but I still think that's a bit extreme

Ideal sleeping temp for me is probably around 68, but I'm usually at the 72-75 range so I'm not spending too much extra. Doesn't really bother me

hubie69 · 07-08-20, 08:12 AM

COLD. indoors somewhere in the low 60s or upper 50's. Outside camping probably 40's

JohnGalt2341 · 07-08-20, 09:35 AM

Originally posted by blankoblanco

59 is crazy! I mean, I've lived my whole life in Florida but I still think that's a bit extreme

Ideal sleeping temp for me is probably around 68, but I'm usually at the 72-75 range so I'm not spending too much extra. Doesn't really bother me

Well... I should mention that in the summertime I don't actually turn the AC down to 59. I'm fine with anything under 75 or so. But in the winter I let it get down to 59.

BrickJames · 07-08-20, 09:47 AM

68 winter
72 summer

Hot Jerry · 07-08-20, 09:49 AM

all year around my thermostat is at 77 F !!

Foxx · 07-08-20, 09:53 AM

68 if I could choose. My house doesn't have climate control though as I live in a temperate climate with low humidity. Inside house temp never really goes out of the 60 to 76 range year round.

BrickJames · 07-08-20, 10:23 PM

Originally posted by Foxx

68 if I could choose. My house doesn't have climate control though as I live in a temperate climate with low humidity. Inside house temp never really goes out of the 60 to 76 range year round.

Do you have a space heater or a fireplace for when it gets chilli?

Foxx · 07-08-20, 11:11 PM

Originally posted by BrickJames

Do you have a space heater or a fireplace for when it gets chilli?

Gas fireplace but doesn't get much use. Rather just throw on an extra layer or use an extra blanket.