re: What ac temp makes your house "cold"?

72

63 too much Albert Belle in me

Below 60 is cold to me. 68-75 is comfortable.

In the winter, I never turn my thermostat above 58 degrees. When it's cold, I like sleeping under a lot of cover. I don't use a comforter until it gets into the 50's outside. I have a bed spread that holds a comforter. Until it gets cool, I just use it without the comforter. If it's freezing, I add a blanket. It's really hard to get out from under the covers when it's really cold, but you move fast once you get up.

65 for my house.. it normally stays on the central air at 67 during winter.. and 65 during summer. Never run central heat, if i need heat ill turn on the gas logs in living room to get the chill out on cold morns

68 at my house gives the feeling of being slightly cold where you need the blanket

70 is comfortable during the day

I keep it 70 at night, plus a ceiling fan and a personal fan blowing directly in my face.

66. It hot as frick in the desert.

65 and that rarely feels “cold”. It’s comfy for sleeping. I rarely use the heater and if so, on 60, in the interest of others.

My house stays 68 year round

Usually keep the house around 70. But, 66 right now is a little too cold, according to my family. I'm hot as hell no matter what.

ETA: Some of these temps are shocking to me. My son's pulmonologist told me years ago that the house should be 68-71 at all times to prevent bacterial growth in our humid climate. I generally try to stay in that frame.