68 right now. As we get further along into the blistering Texas winter and get acclimated more, I'll adjust it lower. Maybe a low of 64. Then drift back up to late summer's setting of 74. We don't mess around with different settings day/night.
68 heat 73 ac and in N FL it's not uncommon for both to be on in one day from October to April. Weird but our electric bill is normally $100 cheaper during those months even so as the temperatures are more moderate so the system runs less.
62 I'd see my breath while I sleep if I had my way. Also helps for working outside all winter. 30 is a walk in the park as long as I'm moving
OFF! we run a wood burner in the living room, heats the whole house to 80+. you ask why? because my wife is HOT, and it makes her take her clothes off. BOOBIES, for the win! wood heat is awesome. especially after being outside, and cold doing chores, or hunting. nothing like sitting by the fire. Ski
65 day 60 night That is pretty much the temps I use year round. I might make it a little warmer in the morning when the wife is working, but not much more.
What’s really odd is the having the thermostat set to 68 for heat in the winter feels kinda toasty but having it set to 72 in the summer for AC feels like an ice box.