Notwendy

We generally set it at 62-64 in the winter (around 17C) and 68 (20C) in the summer. We have so many west facing windows that it is hard to keep the place cool in the summer. If it gets above 72 in the house (22C) I can barely sleep.

Tudey

Right now 65-67 is our range, but we have not gotten into our first Pacific Northwest winter yet, so we shall see!

Kitsie

69° or 70° daytime, 66° at night.

quilt9226

63. I wear a sweatshirt or a sweater and thermal tights under jeans. It's 40 outside right now and I'm comfortable. I have flannel sheets, a wool army blanket, quilt and vellux blanket on bed. The vellux blanket protects quilt from dog who sleeps there during day.

zozee

I like 70 and one layer of clothing around the house during the day, 68 at night. DH likes 67 and two layers all the time. We often compromise at 68-69 day, 66 -67 at night. I usually have to turn a heating pad under my torso or feet to get warm enough to fall asleep.

dunster

Thermostat? My heat isn't even turned on yet. Southern California. I used the air conditioner in the car this morning. (Please don't hate me because it's warm here.)

cannyquilter

We have ours at 18c. My husband finds that too hot!

Karo

74 for me; but would like it even warmer if I could afford it. Feel cold all the time and try compensate by wearing lots of clothing, sweat shirts and pants over thermal underwear--- I've COPD/asthma, need warm, dry air to keep breathing

Wonnie

Been in the 30's at night.....anywhere between 30's and 50's during the day. We keep the thermostat at 65 degrees all the time and HOPE to keep it at that all winter. My son is comfortable. I am cold. But it's tolerable with a long sleeved tee and sweatshirt during the day and do love snuggling under multiple quilts, fleece blankets and thermals at night.... Still better than the exorbitant electric costs..... we're all electric................

cathyvv

At night, for cold weather, 66 F. During the day, 72 F.