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What temperature do you keep your thermostat at?
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this post was submitted on 27 Aug 2023
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To save energy, I set my AC at 28℃ in the summer, for a couple of hours in the afternoon. In the winter if my room temperature wasn't below 8℃ I don't use heating. Otherwise I set it to 12℃.
Apparently I don't understand the very energy consuming 20℃ summers/winters.
you are the only one i can read, all the others keep using uncivilized measurements (fahrenheit... btw, so many americians here. ew. 🤢)
When I lived in England, I felt like I was going to freeze if it got colder than 17°C, usually had the heat set to 19°C. During the summer, probably around 22-24°C.
I now live in Phoenix, AZ, and set it at about 65°F in winter and 74°F in summer.
My area also has high humidity, 12°C is indeed freezing. We add lots of layers...