Fifty Plus (50+) - It Feels So Good

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cranky old dude
02-22-09, 05:33 PM
I don't care if it's wasteful but I turned the thermostat up to 72F this morning (instead of it's normal setting of 64F) and it feels soooo goooood! It's in the low 30's outside. We stayed in and spent the day in shorts.

I do this once a year. We call it "Our day in Florida". Aaaaaah.

Back to normal tomorrow.


DnvrFox
02-22-09, 06:03 PM
I'd be suffocating at 72F inside, even as a "treat."

55F at night, 62-64F during the day.

Glad you enjoyed your hot house, though!

pipes
02-22-09, 06:34 PM
Mine is at 69 all yr long until summer then the AC goes on 74


JanMM
02-22-09, 07:51 PM
Is this a poll????
64F at night. 66F during the day. 76F when the AC is on.

Nimitz87
02-22-09, 07:55 PM
lol @ 72 deg being hot inside?! what the hell?

Florida boy checking in, we had it set to 76 F today with a high of 84 F

we turn the heat on when it gets to the low 40's F over night:D

Chad

nivekdodge
02-22-09, 08:05 PM
Relativity has alot to do with it. When we first moved in 73 degrees. new furnace 71 then new thermostat 69. 62 at night and 76 in the summer.

Tom Bombadil
02-22-09, 08:10 PM
Due to my wife and daughter, we have ours at 67-day, 61-night. I'd like to drop it by a couple of degrees. I keep my office at 65.

Summers we also set it at 76. Would love to drop it to 72-73, as I like it cooler. But feel like I'm being wasteful.

I like Cranky's concept on this one. One warm day. Too warm for me, but I can appreciate what he's saying. Perhaps I should establish a similar tradition for summer.

rck
02-22-09, 08:21 PM
I keep mine at 56 day and night. I layer up which is handy as I don't have to add much when going for a ride.

Artkansas
02-22-09, 08:30 PM
Since I have a tiny apartment and I am pretty much at home day or night because of unemployment, I have been treating myself to keeping it shirtsleeve warm this winter.

Tom Bombadil
02-22-09, 08:39 PM
I keep mine at 56 day and night. I layer up which is handy as I don't have to add much when going for a ride.

56, wow! I've never known anyone to keep their home this cool.

Beverly
02-22-09, 08:58 PM
I keep mine at 56 day and night. I layer up which is handy as I don't have to add much when going for a ride.


56, wow! I've never known anyone to keep their home this cool.

If my house got to that temp I would be calling the repairman:D

Artkansas
02-22-09, 10:48 PM
I keep mine at 56 day and night.

That must be nice in summer. ;)

Louis
02-22-09, 11:29 PM
I think we should heat our age in winter. I'll keep mine at 66f.

Burr
02-23-09, 04:23 AM
84f in the morning, 94f in the afternoon and maybe 80 at night.
That's outside. Life's hard but, some of us have to do so the rest of you people can have the good life.

Trsnrtr
02-23-09, 05:25 AM
67F in the Winter and 74 in the Summer. Have a nice day! :)

Timtruro
02-23-09, 07:35 AM
62f at night, 68f when at home during the day.

Rick@OCRR
02-23-09, 08:00 AM
We don't have a furnace or A/C, so whatever it is outside . . . pretty much the same inside. We do have small electric space heaters, but they don't get used much. As noted above: Layering is good!

Rick / OCRR

bikinfool
02-23-09, 09:58 AM
Have a furnace but don't like to feed it so it only gets used rarely, use small space heaters as needed or stoke a fire, but mostly just dress warmly; no AC. Typical temp in the house in the mornings this winter range from low 40s to high 50s depending on weather outside. Summers here house gets a bit warm upstairs so we'll turn a fan or two on, but fortunately the downstairs is sort of sunk into the earth so stays relatively cool even during the days, most nights are relatively cool out which helps a lot.