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House temperature at nighttime

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Lasagneandsleep · 07/12/2022 06:14

can anyone tell me what temperature their rooms get to at night (without the heating on?)
We don’t have the heating on at night (esp not at the moment!) and DD room is around 12 degrees in the morning- although she is under the covers with a blanket on top and seems fine/hasn’t complained she’s cold. The heating comes on when everyone wakes for school etc.
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SpamIAm · 07/12/2022 06:31

Ours is about the same. Kids haven't complained that they're cold in bed.

Hollyhead · 07/12/2022 06:41

Ours is similar everyone’s fine, but I’ve never had the heating on overnight so it’s nothing new for us.

FurAndFeathers · 07/12/2022 06:52

10 degrees and fine here

MintJulia · 07/12/2022 07:00

I was puzzled by the advice too.

I've never heated bedrooms overnight, was raised in an unheated house myself, and as long as there are plenty of bed clothes and maybe a hot water bottle, everyone stays warm.

AriettyHomily · 07/12/2022 07:06

We never have the heating on overnight. It comes on at 530am so the house is warm when we get up.

Ylvamoon · 07/12/2022 07:10

Kids will be fine. We never have the heating on in our bedrooms...
Just make sure they wear their warm PJ's on, bed socks and layered quilt and blankets.

torquewench · 07/12/2022 07:33

No idea as no thermostat. I've never put heating on in the mornings, though

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