Ours is at 19C (66.5F). Usually it's 21 (previous winters) but I guess being 37 weeks pregnant has made me warmer!
I'm going to my friends soon and hers is 22.5C (72.5F).. I'm going to melt!
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66-67, 65 at night.
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Usually 62. Sometimes 64 if DH is complaining about being cold. 58 at night.
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20 (68) to 21 (70), down to 17 (62.6) or 18 (64.4) at night.
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LoL we live in an old walk-up in Manhattan, so we can't pick. We have the old-style steam radiators, so they're really just on or off. It's been freezing in my apartment at night lately.
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Usually at 66 but I've been cold lately so I turn it up to 67 for a little while then back down before bed.
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Wow you ladies keep it cold! Ours is at 70 in the winter.
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Unfortunately our HVAC doesn't work. We've been using heaters strategically placed around the house. Luckily our electric bill really hasn't been that high! If it did work, we would keep it in the 60s.
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Ours is set at 72, but I think our thermostat reads a bit high so in reality it's more like 68-69
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72-73.
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70-72
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We actually keep ours at 58 all the time unless we have guests, and we use space heaters - we have oil heat and it is ridiculously expensive where I live.
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19-20C
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Double
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@KelLeeLeee: Oil heat is obnoxious. We use a space heater in R's room since we also keep it cold.
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We have kept it at 65 most of the winter. Too cheap to put it up much higher unless we're really cold. DH has a space heater for his office downstairs because he WAH. ILs think we are crazy. Theirs is set at 75 all winter.
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I think 70 is usually what it is set to. It's not a digital thermostat so it takes a little guesswork
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66 or 67 during winter
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Ours is usually set to 21 degrees. We lower it at night because I can't sleep if I'm warm, and to save dollars!
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We usually try to keep it around 67/68 during the winter. We don't have a digital thermostat though, so it might not always be at that...I prefer it to be a little colder and just use blankets so I can self regulate my body heat better!
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62-65 with a newborn. Before we'd keep it more 60-63. And before kids 58-61.
When I asked in the hospital our resident was Nigerian and suggested a minimum of 76, used to much warmer weather I guess. I just smiled and said OK but our heating bill would be out of control if we kept it at that temp.
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72
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73 usually
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62 when we're in the common areas, 58 during the work day. 55 at night. I often turn it on if I'm too cold though.
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60 at night 64 day. 68 last week
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Usually around 72. Anything below 70 means I cannot get warm and anything above 74 feels like a sauna.
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72. Always.
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70 in the day 69 at night and yes that 1 degree makes a difference at night for me...not too cold and not too warm. We keep it warmer for LO
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Usually 69-70. Before having LO, we kept it at 66 when we were home and 62 when away and at night, but that's too chilly for her (and for me during MOTN wake-ups).
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65-68
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68, which is high for us but LO's room gets cold.
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68-69 during the day, a few bumps lower at night.
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If its during the winter and we have heat on, no higher than 68 or 69. But since we are in Florida its usually AC time and we keep it anywhere from 72-74. Preferably 72.
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67 when we're home. I think around 60 during the day when we're at work/daycare and maybe 62/63 at night.
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