What temperature is your house?

[Andre]

12 overnight, 15 during daytime once the Windows are closed

Mrs might put it up to 20 when I'm out or trying to dry clothes at this time of year

 

[Steedie]

21 night and day, Nest goes to 14 when we're at work or go out at weekends

 

[koolpc]

-40

 

[Amp34]

This is why I love warm air - 19 to 22 in a few minutes.

Really?!

Ours is obviously broken as it takes an hour or so for a couple of degrees of increase. Same in our UK house, which oddly had warm/forced air as well.

 

[LeeUK]

Cold.

My living room struggles to get above 19c in winter. Warmer upstairs.

I don't have heating on at set times, I only put it on when I want it on.

 

[Nathan]

23 downstairs in the day (stove on all day every day in the winter which heats downstairs easily)

19 in the evenings in most of the bedrooms. Ours is above a double garage so does drop quicker, sometimes as low as 17 but then underfloor heating kicks in.

 

[Raymond Lin]

Between 12 to 15c on scheduled heating.

 

[rodders]

Your scheduled heating must never kick in to be that cold, brrrrr

 

[Jokester]

Bit of pneumonia never did anyone any harm!

 

[roadie]

My new Tado is set to 19 degrees which is warm enough!

 

[Spook187]

Hotter the better, can't stand cold houses, my log burner heats the home very good, only use the gas heating for a couple of hours early in the morning and at tea time. 25+ degrees

 

[dbmzk1]

18-21 when in depending what I'm doing etc.

Off when in bed or out, though it's set to maintain a minimum of 15c.

Can't stand boiling hot houses!

 

[AHarvey]

No idea.

I have no faith in the thermostat on the stairs, it seems to work in an 'on/off' manner but it buzzes now and then and I doubt it works the way it should. Our boiler has had issues for 8 years, it'll work fine for ages, then you have to reset it every 10-30 mins to keep it heating the house. Downstairs lounge/dining room is always toasty, hallway, kitchen and stairs are always freezing and upstairs is usually comfortable.

Going to be doing some work over the next month insulating areas in the hallway/kitchen to see if make a difference.

 

[Uther]

Thermostats set at 21-22 during the day, then 18-19 overnight. House is only 17 years old though so pretty energy efficient. My wife hates the cold.

 

[Drangueos]

20 to 22 during the day, 18 to 20 overnight and around 25 when my computer is on

 

[robj20]

19 during the day, and freezing at night usually around 15c when i wake up.

 

[nutcase]

Really?!

Ours is obviously broken as it takes an hour or so for a couple of degrees of increase. Same in our UK house, which oddly had warm/forced air as well.

15 minutes this morning from 20 to 22. So yes. We do have brand new windows in the back and recently replaced loft insulation. Still need to do the front windows when money permits. House was built 1969. Heating was replaced about 4 years ago with a Bosch boiler in the loft feeding a J&S Aquaire unit.

 

[cymatty]

Shocked how many people have the heating on overnight, glad I am not paying your bills

 

[Putty]

About 16/17 degrees and if it feels a bit chilly I build a fire.

 

[covenantuk]

As we have a new baby in the house it's set to 21C - 24/7 right now.