What’s your thermostat set at?

[Jalapeñomel]

And how cold are the temps there?

[azalea]

When home: 63 to 65 degrees
Night / Away: 58 degrees

New England, so pretty chilly in the winter!

[whitemerlot]

67 in the winter and 75 in the summer. I’m in MN, so it gets very cold. I don’t turn it down at night. I hate being super cold.

[runwny]

68* in the winter (73* in summer) but we crack our bedroom window while sleeping. I’d be fine colder but we have a cat. We’re in the Chicago suburbs.

[twilightmv]

68. Year round. I live in NH.

[lilac05]

65-68 in the winter. Midwest, really cold winters. We used to sleep with heat at 60 and I loved that, but it's too cold for the kids.

78 in the summer.

I bump the temps up or down if we're having company because I want to make sure our guests are comfortable. And I'm paranoid about watching for cues that they may be hot/cold.

[sewf]

67 in the winter. We have a newborn, otherwise it would be around 62. H likes the cold, and I just layer and have a Sherpa blanket. We're in the Midwest, so weather changes quickly. It was 72 today, and will be in the teens in the morning.

Summer we keep it around 74 and use the fan.

[Jalapeñomel]

We set ours to 55 at night, 62 during the day.

It was 30 when we woke up this morning but rose to 45.

[ladyk]

Today's Temps were 65F high, 45F low. My thermostat is set at 66 when we're home during the day to 65 when we're not and 64 at night. My house is inefficient (1.75 story house with one 18 year old HVAC system) so at that temp, you need blankets downstairs and fans on upstairs.

In the summer, it doesn't get lower than 76.

[mom2twoboys]

We set it to 65 degrees in the winter. I live in Pittsburgh.

[teeah22]

I’m freezing just reading these. Mine is set at 72 but I will probably bump it up to 73 when it gets colder later this week. It’s been in the 60s during the day, 40s at night.

[Whitecaps]

Fall/winter/spring:
69 while home and 60 while away
60 overnight

Summer:
We're at the mercy of nature. No a/c so we turn the thermostat off and then use fans if we're hot.

I'm in Michigan. Cold winters (usually highs in the 30s) and warm summers (80s).

[TrickyBob]

It is normally 63 to 66 in here. Any warmer and it would be too sweaty.

It is around 50 during the day/low 20s at night

[sweetchix]

70 degrees in the winter, although it does not feel like it. The upstairs is chilly in winter and hot in summer (ac usually set at 72-74). I’m outside of Buffalo so it can get pretty cold here, in fact cold weather moving in starting tomorrow.

[textbookcase]

Like 72ish in the winter and 78-80 during the summer.

Edit: winter temps - lowest it will get overnight is 20ish, but usually in the 40s. Summer highs in the 110-120s.

[linz]

Currently in the 30s and it's super windy outside.

Ours is set at 67 during the day and I think 65 at night? I know it drops down a little. We have a 2 story house and bedrooms never feel real cold. I would sweat if it was in the 70s inside.

[AJL]

It was 82 today so the A/C was set at 74. It's going to be highs in the low 50s for the next few days so the heater will be set to 70-72.

[luckyno7]

We have geothermal heating that has multiple zones. Our house ranges from 68-73 depending on the room. We are in MN.

[jewel]

It’s a high of 60, low of 35 here recently.

I keep the temp at 70 when we’re home, 60 when gone, 65 at night.

We have a pretty efficient 2-zone system, so I’m usually only heating either the upstairs or downstairs at any given time.

[Aquatica]

It's been pretty warm lately so I turned mine down. I usually set it to 72 to get the upstairs to 70. Right now it's at 70 since the upstairs is getting warm like 75 during the day.

It's been in the 55s lately but windy these past few days. Expecting some snow soon, it's late this year.

[penguingrrl]

I’m in NJ, so it’s getting chilly. We set it at 66 during the day and 62 overnight. It’s quite a bit warmer than we used to have it, especially at night, but any colder and my son wakes up frequently at night. I find 66 almost too warm, but it’s a compromise with H since he grew up in a hotbox (MIL kept the heat at 72 and had no a/c, not even window units).

[m15]

Usually 70 in the winter. It gets cold af here. January is commonly 20 below zero.

If we run air in the summer, it's usually 72ish.

Eta: If we aren't home it's 65 in the winter.

[VillainV]

We have a Nest. It’s set anywhere between 65-72 in the winter, and 68-74 in the summer. In CO we get winter temps between 0-60 and summer temps between 50-90. We also have an in-home humidifier and ceiling fans in most rooms.

[Deleted]

A.C. is on at 75.

Highs daily in the low 80s still.

[7costanza]

Ours is at 73 anytime we’re home, 67 overnight and 62 when we aren’t home. I’m pretty much always cold, so I often sit with a heated blanket or turn the gas fireplace on too.

ETA: I’m in Seattle so the temps in winter are generally in the 30s-50s.

[dreamcrisp1]

Condo life means we do not need to turn on the heat often in the winter. Our condo is 22 right now and no heat is on. The temps range but right now it is 9. Rest of week, the high is 0-1.

[killercupcake]

Our bedroom is set at 70. It usually only kicks on right around the time I get up in the morning.

I have the downstairs set to 72 right now.

It had been in the upper 60s during the day and around 45 at night but the temps dropped today. We’ve got a freeze warning tonight.

[CurlyQ284]

68 but our bedroom is noticeably colder than the rest of the upstairs. It's 56 outside now but by the end of the week it'll be in the 20s. I'm in Michigan.

[knx9211]

72. We have a baby young enough to not be able to use a blanket so we keep it warm.

[sawyerthedestroyer]

It's off for now. It's been in the 70s for the last few days. Arkansas weather is weird.