What indoor temp. is comfortable? (windows, AC, heat, bedrooms)

[Flamingo13]

I can't take indoor heat at more than about 63-65 daytime - nights I turn it just about off (turn thermostat down to as low as it goes) - so that is probably maybe 50's. In the summer, A/C gets to about 70 or so (I think..seems like summer was so long ago).

I read about people thinking they are conserving by keeping heat at 72 or so daytime...I can't imagine living in that heat.

What temp. do you all set your thermostats to?

[vette-dude]

Actually I keep my indoor temp around 65, and 60 - 62 in the evenings...

[Threerun]

67-68 winter daytime, 63-65 winter nights
Summer 72-75 all season.

[Bydand]

Winter: 67 during the time we are home, 61 at all other times.
Summer: Might turn on a window AC unit if the bedrooms get hot, but don't really worry to much about Summer temps.

[southernnaturelover]

Winter - 70 during the day, 65 at bedtime

Summer - about 76 all day and night

[cdelena]

I try to keep it 66 in the winter but many complain so I will raise it to 69 during the day sometimes... drop to 64 at night. My old mother keeps her house at 75 and I can't stand it so hot.

[marmac]

central Minnesita-------thermostat is set at 67 all winter (24/7)

[Flamingo13]

Interesting reading. I do believe that it is healthier to keep a house cooler (especially at night).

[windtimber]

65 24/7 in the winter. That's about November 1 through April 15. Thereafter heat as needed until A/C season. 78 when running A/C. That's when it's over 80 to 85. Rest of the time we just open the windows and let the outdoors inside.

[Donn2390]

It depends on whether or not your working, or sitting on your butt all day...! We turn the heat off completely at night, set it at 63-65 daytime if working, 68 if watching TV. Activity makes a big difference.
Summer time, usually in the low 80's inside, 105 or so outside... Rarely use the A/C unless it's over 105 outside...