What temperature is your home?

[OnlyTeaForMe]

I'm sure this must have been asked before, but I couldn't find it, so here goes...

What temperature is your room heating thermostats set for?
Do you have a range, below and above which you feel too cold/too hot?

DH has ours set to a default of 18.5 c. I nearly always feel cold.
When I complain he says I can turn them up, and I do, but they default back to 18.5 every 24 hours.
Cost isn't really the issue and we can afford to pay the bills, but I just don't think he and DS feel as cold as I do.

We went to friends on Friday who have a lovely big kitchen diner with a woodburner and it was all so cosy and welcoming I could almost have cried with joy!

I feel our house is cold and not very welcoming.

[Cecilia2016]

Mine is set on the main day time is 23 and night time 20.

[BuggerOffAndGoodDayToYou]

People must have very high bills! I’d hate to have the heating on at night...I can’t sleep if I’m too warm.

[flatpackbox]

My gas central heating and electricity costs £3.30 per day averaged out over the year. Four beds, three receptions, I see being warm as something worth spending my cash on. I switch the heating on, and turn it up, if ever I feel chilly.

[Tulipvase]

Safari - where do you live? Or in what? My mum’s house (is a terrace but is Victorian) has been empty for months with the heating off and was still 12 degrees yesterday. It snowed here too.

I think 21 ish is comfortable. Happy to use a blanket if cold though. I’m not sure how accurate temps are when using a thermostat, I bet not very. I have electric heating so it’s basically on or off. Always have bedroom window open and fan at night though - hate a hot bedroom.