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The temperature in your house/apartment
- Thread starter Jazzy
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We keep our thermostat at 65F in the winter. I can't remember what it is in summer...I'm thinking 75?
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70 and at night we often push it up to 71. But the temperature in my house varies considerably depending on what part of the house. The dog will often lay in front of the heat vent closest to the furnace. Smart girl I say.
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I'm glad I'm not the only one. We keep ours much lower than most people I know, about 65 or 66. Sometimes my wife gets cold and turns it to 67
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I have a heater that oscillates and is a tall tower that I use when I get really chilled. We have lots of blankets to use and I'm accustomed to wearing heavy socks and slipper socks over those as well as a shawl at times.
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We have a heater in our room. When it gets really cold my wife sleeps in the spare room because she struggles with it. I'm OK with the temperature going way colder than many people - when it drops into single digits outside I don't turn the heater on until it drops to about 50 in the bedroom. Once I get under the covers I create a warm air pocket pretty fast.
