[Alfisti]

Wife driving me fucking crazy, it is 15 degrees Celsius here and she is already barking at me to turn it on and i refuse. This could dove tail into "why do women not have the ability to self regulate heat and cold" (she does the same thing with the aircon as soon as it hits 25 degrees) but whatever.

What's your switch over point?

[Chapperss]

UK here and we are fast marching in to winter.

Current temp is 13c and i`ve starting to supplement the living room with a gas fire on low for a few mins every now and then. Central heating hasn`t been turned on yet as it fine when moving about in other rooms.

Prob`s not to long off though. Never really thought about an exact temp it has to reach

[6oclockshadow]

Growing up, Thanksgiving was the date dad allowed central heating to come on. Until then, it was a wood stove for the family room, and jumpers and blankets.
I rather prefer cooler indoor temps than warmer, so not yet for me. Maybe within the next 3 weeks. Energy is so expensive these days, I'm holding out as long as possible.

[dreamingat30fps]

Originally Posted by Alfisti

Wife driving me fucking crazy, it is 15 degrees Celsius here and she is already barking at me to turn it on and i refuse. This could dove tail into "why do women not have the ability to self regulate heat and cold" (she does the same thing with the aircon as soon as it hits 25 degrees) but whatever.

What's your switch over point?

I dunno what those commie numbers mean, but in FL the AC is on 24/7. During the day it's set to 75F and at night to 72F. Haven't been at the NC house during winter yet, but even on days where we had highs in the 60s it would take a day or two for the interior temp to drop enough so we didn't need the AC. My guess is once it gets below 60F inside it's time to do something.

[KennyFSU]

I'm from Flarda so anything below 60*F will require heated seats, steering wheel, and AC heat lol.

[M_Six]

We started heating the lower floor last week. Only during the day. Thermostat is set to 70F, so it doesn't run much once that temp is reached. Wifey just now turned on the heat upstairs. It's 50F outside, so it's getting to be time for occasional furnace use inside.

[Alfisti]

15 is about 60 for those still using an abacus.

Mrs and I in a constant push/pull on heating, she likes it so damn stuffy, i cannot deal with the lack of fresh air unless it is properly cold.

[King Rudi]

I didn't bother reading any of the comments.

Personally, I turn the heat up every night right after I shower. Cue porn music.

[Tommy-G]

In Florida anytime is goes under 55 degrees outside, we probably put the heat on.

[wtwo3]

Originally Posted by King Rudi

I didn't bother reading any of the comments.

Personally, I turn the heat up every night right after I shower. Cue porn music.

Damnit you stole my joke.

[Our03z4]

It comes on when it wants. Set at 68. Why bicker with your wife over it? If she's cold turn it on.

[King Rudi]

Originally Posted by wtwo3

Damnit you stole my joke.

I didn't steal it....I liberated it.

[Alfisti]

Originally Posted by Our03z4

It comes on when it wants. Set at 68. Why bicker with your wife over it? If she's cold turn it on.

Because she wants it on when it is still fine in the house (around 72) and she turns it into a sauna. So i open a window to stop suffocating and now I am paying to heat a house that is letting cold air in.

[TiMSport]

Tell her to get a fucking space heater.

[Sara]

When the temperature inside reflects 68 or lower. It was in the low 60s here last week and my house still read 72 inside.

I will say, I turned my heated seats on and the heater on in the Jeep the other day!

[wtwo3]

I like it cold at night... so my wife sleeps with a heating pad. During the waking hours, it's easier to put on layers than it is to take off stuff, so our house stays relatively cool.

[Maynard]

Ours has been on (then off for the heatwave) already - apparently the rescue cats in the front room are now in danger of developing frostbite or hypothermia at anything below 70 so the wife has decreed it inhumane not to pump some heat in (yeah, they have apparently forgotten how they survived last winter and are now rapidly adapting to entitled status).

[TiMSport]

Originally Posted by Maynard

Ours has been on (then off for the heatwave) already - apparently the rescue cats in the front room are now in danger of developing frostbite or hypothermia at anything below 70 so the wife has decreed it inhumane not to pump some heat in (yeah, they have apparently forgotten how they survived last winter and are now rapidly adapting to entitled status).

+1 for your wife's creativity. Lol.

[Alfisti]

72 inside, which to me, is still plenty warm. I am in a t-shirt FFS. I have the same issue with the pool, she will GRIND the heater for 14 hours to get to 85 degrees so she can swim for half an hr.

KM.

[Alfisti]

I mean i could.... just sayin'.

[3.0L]

Originally Posted by TiMSport

Tell her to get a fucking space heater.

Or tell her to put on a sweater.

[3.0L]

My wife complains about the "cold" frequently. So, I bought a Nest thermostat. I configured it for 74 during the day and 72 at night. Not only that, I have the Nest App on my iPad, so should she dial the temp up too high, I can discretely dial it back down.

Meanwhile, both of our cars have "his & hers" temp controls. Not a perfect solution as air mixes, but I think the psychological part of the dial settings work pretty good.

After all that, dress accordingly.