On how many degrees do you generally put a/c in your living and sleeping room?  Just curious.   Thank you.

 

10 minutes ago, K2938 said:

On how many degrees do you generally put a/c in your living and sleeping room?  Just curious.   Thank you.

 

Living room: 29.

Bedroom: 24.

 

We use fans in addition to the AC as well.

 

PS. The A/C in the living room mostly runs during the hot months.

No aircon in living area. Sweat & fans!

 

26-28 at night in bedrooms.

Day 27°C
Night 24°C

 

Normal living is open to the environment, just fans.

 

Office when I'm working 25C

 

Master Bedroom 26-28C

 

Thai grandkid's bedrooms when they visit -273.15C

Bedroom 26* until the ceiling fan takes over.

Downstairs not needed, just have 4 ceiling fans to use when needed........🤗

2 minutes ago, Crossy said:

 

Normal living is open to the environment, just fans.

 

Office when I'm working 25C

 

Master Bedroom 26-28C

 

Thai grandkid's bedrooms when they visit -273.15C

That reminds me of my Mrs, going on a few nights holiday/hotel with family. She said we all froze because the 'mum' set the A/C to 17* because it was in the price of the rooms...............😂

 

(Getting her money's worth).

28 degrees + fan

Between 21 to 29 but usually about 25

12 minutes ago, Crossy said:

 

Normal living is open to the environment, just fans.

 

Office when I'm working 25C

 

Master Bedroom 26-28C

 

Thai grandkid's bedrooms when they visit -273.15C

Yes, I know a few Thai's who like absolute zero 😂

 

The same people raid my refrigerator and eat half their body weight 

What's the point in asking? just set your A/C temp to whatever your comfortable with.

The problem is everyone likes different temps.

Some people don't like fans at all.

If you're sharing a living space, need to compromise. 

 

 

24, 24/7

 

I used to like 23 but Im older now

Wow, that is mostly very high numbers.  And I thought I was an extreme saver.  But if I have shirt and trousers on, I cannot live higher than 25 or 26.  Without maybe 28.  And at night also about 28.  Otherwise so sweaty in the morning that I cannot shave electrically.

4 minutes ago, K2938 said:

Wow, that is mostly very high numbers.  And I thought I was an extreme saver.  But if I have shirt and trousers on, I cannot live higher than 25 or 26.  Without maybe 28.  And at night also about 28.  Otherwise so sweaty in the morning that I cannot shave electrically.

I could live without AC, but why?

12 minutes ago, SAFETY FIRST said:

Yes, I know a few Thai's who like absolute zero 😂

The same people raid my refrigerator and eat half their body weight 

 

It's no problem really, the power is "free" provided it's reasonably sunny and we usually get a week to get the batteries back to full before they come and empty them again.

 

One negative is when the village power is off we are still lit up like a christmas tree.

Talk about moths to a flame.

They come to use our internet "for the kids homework" and then proceed to drink whatever alcohol is in stock and empty the fridge of anything remotely edible.

One morning Madam noticed that the dog's dinner had vanished from the fridge

10 minutes ago, Crossy said:

 

It's no problem really, the power is "free" provided it's reasonably sunny and we usually get a week to get the batteries back to full before they come and empty them again.

 

One negative is when the village power is off we are still lit up like a christmas tree.

Talk about moths to a flame.

They come to use our internet "for the kids homework" and then proceed to drink whatever alcohol is in stock and empty the fridge of anything remotely edible.

One morning Madam noticed that the dog's dinner had vanished from the fridge

Yes, lucky we're living in Thailand, everything is reasonably cheap.

 

Ha, ha, they would have had no idea it was for the dog. 

It was probably tastier than their home cooked meals. 😂

27 master bedroom, just fans in the living room

 

27' in the bedroom with a ceiling fan.....

Just ceiling fans in the living & dining areas.....

 

26 +/-

 

What ever  it takes to keep things interesting ... 

 

bedroom 18

living room varies but usually around 22

14 hours ago, Crossy said:

Thai grandkid's bedrooms when they visit -273.15C

 

Are they Canadian by any chance ?

14 hours ago, Cardano said:

What's the point in asking? just set your A/C temp to whatever your comfortable with.

 

I see the fun sponge has arrived. 

7 hours ago, blaze master said:

 

I see the fun sponge has arrived. 

seems like the troll has escaped from the psychiatric hospital again 

Mine are set at 27° and that is also the temperature my room thermometer shows.

 

I know some people set theirs at 20° and then wonder why they have high electricity costs and their aircon never stops running.

 

The answer is simple, because their room never reaches that temperature when the outside temperature is like 35°C

 

Keep in mind, when it's 20°C outside in December, you will need a warm coat to ride your motorbike, or even sit at an open beerbar.

 

Does 20°C feel the same in your home country?

22 hours ago, SAFETY FIRST said:

Yes, I know a few Thai's who like absolute zero 😂

 

The same people raid my refrigerator and eat half their body weight 

Hey, my wife doesn't know where you live.

I hope 

1 hour ago, Cardano said:

seems like the troll has escaped from the psychiatric hospital again 

 

You stay angry ok.

54 minutes ago, blaze master said:

2 hours ago, Cardano said:

seems like the troll has escaped from the psychiatric hospital again 

You stay angry ok

@blaze master

Ha ha, I see you've found another member to annoy. 

You've got quite a few here who you are ticking off and making angry, well done. 😂

 

 

27 and slowest fan for bedroom, 25 living room when working, but 27 when watching TV ...  and hide the remote from the Missus who likes to alternate between +29 and -10'C