How cold is your house?

At night it is at 72 but it gets freezing in here at night unless the heat is on.
We left it off one night and thru the night it ended up being 55 burrrrr
During the day tho we have it just turned off.

71-72 but no heat in our bedroom ...I like my room chilly

70 all day & night

I think our thermostat is set at 68. There's no heat in the kitchen so we have a space heater in there otherwise it's freezing.

Back when we lived in Pennsylvania we were so poor we never set our thermostat above 60 degrees. That is down right nippy when the outside temp is -15F. The kids used to sleep with footies pajamas and 3 or 4 blankets. We wore 2 pairs of socks at all times, sometimes sweats under our jeans, layers of sweatshirts. Sometimes the kids would even put their gloves on inside and no matter what your toes, fingers and noses were always cold or numb. But we couldn't afford to put it up any higher. At night I even turned it down to 58 while we slept. Our bedroom had a door so it was 10 degrees warmer in there (always kept the door shut) so the baby slept in our room until we moved.
So 68 seems balmy to me, lol.

55 at night, 62-64 during the day.

I live in Wisconsin we do where sweat shirts and socks and right now we have it at 65. At night it is set to 55. I like to be cooler at night because I like my covers. I think it also depends on how well the house is insulated. We moved into this house last year, it is a one story ranch our last house was a tri level and we were always cold and had the heat set around 75! This house just seems to stay warmer than the last.

We leave ours at 71 in the evenings and 68 during the day!

68

Hubby is very hot natured and this is as warm as he can stand it.

Usually 68 during the day, unless a cold front comes through then it is 70. At night it is at 70 anyway.

Okay, I would freeze with all of you.

Honestly we keep ours right now (its about 51 degrees outside) at 75. But in the winter when it gets really cold (like 0) I have to watch my DH like a hawk because he will turn it up to about 80 or higher. He hates being cold. We are only 35, not 90.

But I think its because we both grew up with either oil heat or coal heat which are known to be "warmer". Because since I moved from PA to OH, I haven't ever been warm. We have either had elect. heat or gas heat since then.