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Ideal inside home temp ???

Dundalk Daily · 2006-10-04 22:11:14

Just moved into a new apartment which is a v old building but when this building heats up it is v warm. I have a celcius thermometer on the wall and im just trying to get the temp right in the apartmnt at night with the oil heating. Im talking about during the evening while watching tv or whatever. What is the norm indoor…

04-10-2006 10:11pm

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Dundalk Daily

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Just moved into a new apartment which is a v old building but when this building heats up it is v warm. I have a celcius thermometer on the wall and im just trying to get the temp right in the apartmnt at night with the oil heating. Im talking about during the evening while watching tv or whatever. What is the norm indoor temp, 20 degrees ish ? I do like my heat but I would prefer to keep it at a healthy temp and dont want to be burning lots of oil.

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#2 04-10-2006 10:14pm

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I'd say 20-22 myself assuming sat in front of telly doing nothin!.

Mike.

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#3 04-10-2006 11:01pm

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20c is comfortable for me now rising to 24c in the winter but thats for my kids.

20-22 is normal room temp.

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#4 04-10-2006 11:04pm

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18-20C in my house and I'm finding it warm enough.

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#5 04-10-2006 11:46pm

Dundalk Daily

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Yes I thought it was around the 20 dgrs mark, thanks.

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