its 18 degrees outside but its 60 degrees inside the house.   What's the temperature outside and inside your home?

22 degrees outside, about 16 inside because I have the air conditioning on for no real reason.

As NATH45 pointed out in the weather thread pretty mild & wet summer compared to predictions.

It’s -22 outside but my house is at a balmy 65 degrees.

It's finally warmed up to -16C/4F here. Inside, it's supposed to be 22C/72F, but I work in my basement where I am wearing an Oodie and have a space heater on.

Isn't 60-65F cold to keep your house temp at? That's only 15-18 degrees here I think. That's what I keep the house when it's summer or nighttime.

No 65 is my comfort temperature , I prefer the mid 50s when I’m sleeping at night.

Outside currently -31c or -24f

Inside we usually keep it around 20c or 68f

You guys have it so cold inside

19f degrees feels like 4f with wind chill. Supposed to be 5 degrees with. a with a -19 windchill tonight.


68’ is where I keep it indoors, I might go up a bit tonight.

Jan 16, 2024 18:32:12 GMT @ness said:

You guys have it so cold inside

What are you at? 80?

I keep it 65-67, slightly colder during the night.

I'm gonna need to look into my HVAC because I find it freezing at those temps. I know it doesn't make much sense but either I'm a hard-r or these vaulted ceilings are sucking up my energy bill.

30 outside. 65 inside.

Jan 16, 2024 20:23:08 GMT @ness said:

I'm gonna need to look into my HVAC because I find it freezing at those temps. I know it doesn't make much sense but either I'm a hard-r or these vaulted ceilings are sucking up my energy bill.

I'm with you Ness. 65F is 18C here. That's wayyyy too cold to keep my house at in winter.  Most people keep it at 68-74F during the winter.  65F/18C is what we put it down to at nighttime. 

Jan 16, 2024 12:04:01 GMT System said:

22 degrees outside, about 16 inside because I have the air conditioning on for no real reason.

As NATH45 pointed out in the weather thread pretty mild & wet summer compared to predictions.

It's a weird summer. It's more so a hot winter.

But it usually around 22 inside while it has been 35 outside of late.

Jan 16, 2024 20:23:08 GMT @ness said:

I'm gonna need to look into my HVAC because I find it freezing at those temps. I know it doesn't make much sense but either I'm a hard-r or these vaulted ceilings are sucking up my energy bill.

If you have a ceiling fan in your voluminous rooms, run it in reverse to spread the warm air at the top of the room around.

Jan 16, 2024 20:42:15 GMT Gyro LC said:

Jan 16, 2024 20:23:08 GMT @ness said:

I'm gonna need to look into my HVAC because I find it freezing at those temps. I know it doesn't make much sense but either I'm a hard-r or these vaulted ceilings are sucking up my energy bill.

If you have a ceiling fan in your voluminous rooms, run it in reverse to spread the warm air at the top of the room around.

What a term!

Always have the fans off, guess I'll need to experiment.