What is your winter thermostat setting?

[meow]

Or serial killers

[NTP66]

Translation: He's using his entire house as cold body storage.

[shafnutz05]

Was not expecting so many to be at 69-70 with me. I honestly thought most people would be lower. I feel better now

[dodint]

When we remodeled the bathroom we added a heater-fan. Nice and toasty by the time you get out of the shower. Not as swanky as the heated floor people but we live a modest life.

[NTP66]

When we remodeled the bathroom we added a heater-fan. Nice and toasty by the time you get out of the shower. Not as swanky as the heated floor people but we live a modest life.

I keep thinking about putting one in for my wife, who complains about the Panasonic bathroom fan making her cold (it moves an insane amount of air). The only thing stopping me is that I'd need to run Romex from my basement, up to the attic, and over to the light fixture.

[shafnutz05]

When we remodeled the bathroom we added a heater-fan. Nice and toasty by the time you get out of the shower. Not as swanky as the heated floor people but we live a modest life.

I keep thinking about putting one in for my wife, who complains about the Panasonic bathroom fan making her cold (it moves an insane amount of air). The only thing stopping me is that I'd need to run Romex from my basement, up to the attic, and over to the light fixture.

I should do that. I have had numerous conversations with my wife why it is not good to take a steaming hot shower for twenty minutes with the door/window closed and the vent off. "But I'm cooooooooooooooooooooooooooold!!!!!!"

Condensation forming on the walls is a top home triggering thing for me

[MalkinIsMyHomeboy]

why would they recommend a higher sleeping temperature than normal temperature? idiots

[skullman80]

Who sets the thermostat at 78 when they are home?? Insanity.

[Shyster]

I used to keep mine at 78 in the summer. Now I usually have it at 77 during the day and drop it to 76 or 75 in the evening when it's cooler outside and the A/C isn't working as hard. I set that temperature for the same reason my winter thermostat setting is 67: I'm a penny-pinching cheapskate.

I do have a 70-pint dehumidifier in my basement, and my basement is open to the rest of the house, so it covers the whole house. I have it set at 50% humidity. It's much more comfortable to have a higher temperature setting when the humidity in the house is low.

[NTP66]

70­°, all day every day.

[Kane]

69°

[NTP66]

Nice.