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Ed Pawlowski Ed Pawlowski is offline
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"Stu" > wrote in message >>
>>Again, you get used to it. I can do the calculations in my head. I had to
>>use them so I learned. I know that 14C is a bit chilly and 16 to 17is
>>rather comfy, and 0 is freezing.

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> Actually 20C is comfy


Depends on what you are doing. With the slightest activity I'm comfortable
at 16, but just sitting and watching TV, I'd have to put a sweater one.
Sleeping, we like the bedroom down around 14.

In Europe, the price of fuel keeps most homes down in the lower ranges of
temperature. I remember way back it was common for people to heat their
homes to 72F or more, but then the 1970's oil shortage changed that idea to
70 or less.