Where do you set your winter thermostat?

[bluescreen73]

68 during the day, 65 around bedtime and wake-up, 63 overnight.

[NW Crow]

58 usually when in house. Sometimes it might go to 62 before I turn it off and it begins the downward drift. 54 to 56 is usually alright but sometime it bugs me. Off otherwise. Getting to 48 at night. Probably won't go much lower. Ok under the covers.

[Sunderpig2]

Between 68-72 during the evening and night, and usually a little cooler during the day (but never lower than 66).

[LHS79]

Originally Posted by NW Crow

58 usually when in house. Sometimes it might go to 62 before I turn it off and it begins the downward drift. 54 to 56 is usually alright but sometime it bugs me. Off otherwise. Getting to 48 at night. Probably won't go much lower. Ok under the covers.

You must enjoy wearing sweaters!

[NW Crow]

I don't mind them. I may have one on outside, so leaving it on is not a big deal, though they are not always necessary if I am busy. Extra socks and longjohns are a building block against feeling cold or needing to turn heat up.

[juniper johnson]

I have finally turned ours up to 62 during the day and am somewhat comfortable with lots of layers on. 52 at night still so that it doesn't kick on all the time.

[gn3]

63 during the day, with bumps to 64 to 65 for comfort as needed (not often, usually when it's colder outside and there's a draft). We have a few fireplaces and will use those and/or blankets for comfort if we're seated and sedentary.

57 at night. Might go lower in the new house. Have a memory foam mattress and a down comforter, so even this temp can get a little warm at times.

[Kar54]

When home, 72 in winter and 74 in summer. When at work, use the offset. 66 in winter, 80 in summer. Obviously, it takes a lot more time to cool from 80 to 74 than it does to warm from 66 to 72.