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27°C (81°F) in the living room right now. It is quite comfortable. Buying an A/C makes little sense here in Norway. Heaters and proper insulation is much more important.
27°C (81°F) in the living room right now. It is quite comfortable. Buying an A/C makes little sense here in Norway. Heaters and proper insulation is much more important.
a lot of Americans would say that needs A/C. Helps your heat is less humid; I've noticed western Americans are less aggressive in their A/C use
68F the sweet spot of this time of year. With no ac, no heat and open windows most of the day.
Need ac again about 4 pm when/ if it gets over about 80F outside or the house won’t cool back down. I have a very small house, so I am able to use that luxury.
Anything inside above 72 makes it hard for me to sleep.
In winter I keep the heat at about 65F
In summer ac at 72 or less
74 F indoors, low 50s outside. Am in the PNW of the US.
I’m always shocked to see people report being comfortable indoors below 70 F. I have to remind myself that the average American or Brit is overweight whereas I am not.
74 F indoors, low 50s outside. Am in the PNW of the US.
I’m always shocked to see people report being comfortable indoors below 70 F. I have to remind myself that the average American or Brit is overweight whereas I am not.
Hey, I have the opposite problem, above about 73F I can't stand indoors. And I'm tehnically underweight.
60 f (16 c) minus wind-chill in a compact room, 80-90% humidity
outside: 82 f (28 c)
I'm an Asian-Canadian living in a tropical country!
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