What does your thermostat read?

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14 degrees currently. Georgian flat in Scotland. Dehumidifier sitting at 45, meaning that the humidity isn't too high. I don't actually feel too cold, thanks to my Oodie, but have just popped the heating on for a couple of hours anyway.
Exciting Sunday night chat, while I put off the chores for a bit longer

18 degrees here in NI. Whacked the heating up after being without power for 2 days due to the storm. We were absolutely freezing!

21 degrees. I can't stand being cold.

I have mine set to 18 or 19.

Thanks for humouring me

18 degrees, because that's what the NHS recommends as the minimum temperature to stay well in winter.

17.4 and it's perfectly pleasant on just a jumper. DS is in only shorts. We have just moved house and we are all enjoying the draught proof ness of this house

Nice one! Is it a toasty new-build?

Set to 22 5.30am-9.30pm 17 in between

19 atm.

Not a new build but roughly 100 years newer than our old house which had huge gaps around the windows. Sometimes it seemed windier in the house than outside.

19.8
It's set for 20.

I decided this year to keep the heating on all day with the thermostat set to 18, rather than switching it on when it got too cold. I haven't noticed a difference in usage and have felt warm at all times. Boosted it v occasionally when needed.

21 in sitting room/kitchen areas. 18 in bedrooms. I wouldn’t have it any lower.

Does it really? Well that is a great argument to present to DH then when he'd rather have heating off completely! Thanks 👌

We wrestled over control of thermostat earlier, I won. Currently it's a balmy 16.5 in our bedroom (slightly warmer in the toddlers room).

19 ..Ne Scotland.

I'm never sure what to do vis à vis the heating. Is it better to keep it on low-ish all day, or just have it on for a few hours at a not much higher temperature anyway?
We're mostly out at school/work through the day.
I'm on a variable tariff and it does genuinely make me wonder 🤔

20 . Upstairs is 21 first thing and 17 from 10 pm till 6.30 am. The house is a new build though and seems to hold the heat well.

18.5. I have run a bit riot of late. The last couple of years I don't generally go above 17 degrees. That's the hall temperature so living room is a bit warmer.

I used to keep it at 22. Those were the days.

And no heating on .. we're lucky warm flat generally.

15, I’ve now put it on for a few hours to try and warm it up

Tolstoy, and to be honest, it's getting a bit wearing, it droning on in the background about Russia et al.
We're more of a Jilly Cooper household and just hoping it's not going to start on Anna Karenina next.
Roll on summer when we can switch the blasted thing off, I say.

22 degrees here. I hate being cold.

Set for 19 all day and 20 for the evening till 8pm. I’m experimenting, to see if this is as economical as having it on the timer.

Set at 21°.
My bedroom is exactly 21° too.

17/18° but my thermostat is in the coldest part of the house so the living room/bedrooms are always warmer than that. I'd say probably 20ish.

Have it set to 18 when we turn it on. It’s currently reading 16.4 in the hall where it is but our bedroom must be much warmer as I just got changed after a shower and didn’t feel cold at all.