Which winter would be more comfortable without heating? (days, city, most)

[deneb78]

Which winter would feel more comfortable without indoor heating?

LA or Hong Kong?

[PatrickMd]

You wouldn't need heating for either.

[snj90]

Forget heating, I'd probably want air conditioning more than heating in winter in either city.

[deneb78]

Really even when it's 5C in the morning in your apartment on some days? How many of you keep your home at 5C (40F) inside?

[nei]

Originally Posted by deneb78

Really even when it's 5C in the morning in your apartment on some days? How many of you keep your home at 5C (40F) inside?

How could the inside of your apartment go to 40F in either location in the morning?

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I would want central heating in both locations. The min today was 7C and I put the central heating on for a little while when I got out of the shower this morning.

[Qilin34]

Originally Posted by deneb78

Really even when it's 5C in the morning in your apartment on some days? How many of you keep your home at 5C (40F) inside?

5 C perhaps in Guangzhou to the north and Los Angeles in most years, but rarely along the South China Sea coast (HK, Shenzhen, etc)

[nei]

Originally Posted by Qilin34

5 C perhaps in Guangzhou to the north and Los Angeles in most years, but rarely along the South China Sea coast (HK, Shenzhen, etc)

I don't think the days reach at least into the upper 50s every day in Los Angeles. Unless your home is completely open and a fan on, it would be difficult to cool off the house to 40F.

[PatrickMd]

Originally Posted by dunno what to put here

I would want central heating in both locations. The min today was 7C and I put the central heating on for a little while when I got out of the shower this morning.

I haven't had the central heating on here in over a month, it's been mild.

[dunno what to put here]

If I feel unpleasantly chilly indoors, the heating goes on. Even a mild winter here requires the heating at some point. It's hardly South Florida.