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submitted 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago) by iByteABit@hexbear.net to c/slop@hexbear.net

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Question is "What temperature do you set your A/C heat to?"

72-76 (night day) in summer 63-65/68 (night day) in winter. I know people are doing much more extreme and we should. Energy is a global resource. The less we all use the demand goes down and Russia inevitably losses money. But just like in the Iraqi war (I am aware it shouldn't have happened or should during first gulf war) we saw SUVs with "I support the troops.". Bullshit you do get a smaller car you high. Now we'll have gas guzzlers with Ukrainian flags or "Puck Futin" on the.. The I'll buy a number sticker but not do anything slightly uncomfortable.

For this who want to save more you can cool your house even further during summer nights and be comfortable at higher temps during day. And in winter layers and a heating blanket/throw really do the trick. Heating blanket with a down comforter on top and you'll be roasting.

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[–] LanyrdSkynrd@hexbear.net 11 points 1 month ago

My thermostat is usually at 60, I'll bump it to 62 if I'm feeling particularly cold. It's actually not that bad. You get used to wearing a lot of clothes indoors and your body adapts.

I figure if people are living outdoors in below freezing temps, I can manage to survive at double that.