What is the temperature in your home?

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  1. Grandeur

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    It is 23 degrees in my home now.
     
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  2. ~Zen~

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    That is a wonderful temperature. I feel quite comfortable at that level.

    It is just 24 degrees inside here now.
     
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  3. Grandeur

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    You know it is not quite my taste :D
     
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  4. ~Zen~

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    What would you prefer? Just interested.
     
  5. Grandeur

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    18 degrees would be good for indoor temperature. I like coolness myself.
     
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    Ahh, yes, that is a nice one. Cool enough to relax.

    When it's just too warm I fall asleep too easily and have no energy.
     
  7. Candy Gal

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    Same here.
    I will feel the cold when I go out.
    But I have a new coat.
     
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  8. Grandeur

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    I wish I could feel the cold when I go out. Lol.
     
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  9. Curiouscouple2469

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    Well its only about 12 outside these days so its cool when we go out, but if I build a fire it gets so damn hot inside we need to take a break outside every hour or so lol.
    Well I will open the bedroom window and then build a fire in the evening. That way its warm when we get up in the morning.
    Ok so When Can we go back to Hawaii..? so much less complicated.!
     
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    I have an Oregon unit which has a lovely display of both the inside temperature of our home and the outside.
    It also gives displays of sun and cloud for a forecast, and I have had it for years.

    At the moment it is telling me that the inside temperature in our living room is 23c and the outside temperature is 11c.
    I am absolutely better off inside! :)
     
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  11. Angelmama

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    Well you European folks will think I'm cooking but it's cold in here at 42.(Fahrenheit)
     
  12. Grandeur

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    My indoor temperature was 13 degrees last night when I was trying to sleep with the window open.
     
  13. wilsjane

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    That is ideal, but I prefer it a few degrees cooler when I am doing any physical work.
    We also never heat the house at night, it is far more heathy, not to mention saving some money.
     
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    Not sure .. but I was just thinking I'm freezing and it's about time I put the heat on ..
    just looked at accuweather .. it shows it is 36 degrees outside .. no wonder I'm so cold .. lol
     
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    18 is ideal yes but 13 was too cold for me to fall into sleep.

    My indoor temp was 13 degrees last night with the windows open and I also felt the cool wind touching my face from out the window. I was unable to fall into sleep in that condition. So I did shot the windows later.
     
  16. wilsjane

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    I bet that you have confused a few people, not realising that 36 degrees Fahrenheit is 2 degrees Centigrade.
     
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  17. wilsjane

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    Here in the UK, our night temperature at the moment is between 4 and 7 degrees at the moment. We just use a lot more quilts than you and now the nights are colder, our cat creeps into our bed and we all stay warmer.
    Heating the house at night causes a rise in humidity and helps to spread colds and flue viruses.
     
  18. Smart Blonde

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    LOL! .. Yes .. that must have been most confusing! .. I take it that it's mostly European folks here?
     
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  19. Boozercruiser

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    I don’t think so Smart Blond.
    I think the majority of members on HIP are American/Canadian?
    But not really sure myself.

    Indoor temperature right now is 23c
     
  20. wilsjane

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    We are from all over the world, but strangely enough I rarely hear people mentioning Fahrenheit temperatures. Although we are metric in the UK. most people still use feet and inches.
    The imperial scales are so much easier, since dividing by 3 does nor result in a recurring decimal.
    Perhaps the strangest thing is that although we claim to be metric, measurements are mostly expressed in in multiples of 0.3 of a meter. (Kitchen appliances are 600'mm)
    You will find the same in most of western Europe, but most people never give it a second thought.
     

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