What temperature do you keep your house at?

70 degrees F year round.

 

i have no idea. i don't have central heating.

 

too hot in the winter, too cold in the summer. Apparantly its better for inside temp to be more opposite of outside, regardless if the said temp would be too hot or too cold in the opposite season.

No it doesn't make sense and yes it gets expensive.

About ~62 in the summer, and ~78 in the winter... wow what a waste...

 

68-70 degrees.

 

My body heat is enough to keep it warm.

 

Around 20C, higher if we're cold, lower if we're hot.

 

Right around 68-72 in the winter and in the summer I tend ot let it climb around 75-79.

 

we arent allowed to turn it up higher than 68 or down lower than 74.

 

Rebel and change then super glue it! That will show them thermostat nazi bastards, lol

 

My heat is at 60F. Unless I'm sick (which isn't very often) I cannot sleep with it at all warm.

 

70 all day everyday.

 

lol, i can't really complain since i'm not the one paying the bill.

 

mid 60's...sometimes bump up to 70, but very rarely

 

about 16 degrees. I don't know what that is in farenheit.

 

That's 61 degrees Farenheit.

 

65 f. in the winter.

75 f. in the summer.

I can't complain, except that it sometimes gets too hot to cool in the summer. In that case, we just turn the thermostat lower and lower...

I can't sleep with the heater on though. It's too stuffy and I feel like I can't breathe.

 

62 year around, cuz thats what I like