[TriciaR]

72 - 74
A/C Normal 74 but when very humid out it is 72.
I keep the heat a72 but when way too cold it goes to 74

Thanks for sharing your range @Hazeleyes — it’s great how you adjust just a little depending on the humidity or chill in the air. Do you find humidity makes a bigger difference in how comfortable you feel, or is it those extra cold snaps that get to you more?

 

[TriciaR]

72 is perfect for me but if there is no humidity I can do 75 no problem

Thanks for sharing @Laureeann —sounds like humidity is the real dealbreaker for you! Do you have any favorite tricks for keeping things dry indoors when the air gets muggy, or do you just rely on the AC to handle it?

 

[Gayle B.]

Thanks so much for sharing @Gayle B. — that’s a great system you’ve worked out, and I love the bit about not hogging the blanket! After 20 years in North Dakota, I bet you’ve seen your fair share of serious winters. Do you find Kentucky’s climate easier to manage, or do you still miss those crisp, snowy days now and then?

Oddly enough I do miss the crisp and crunchy snow. However being in a wheelchair Kentucky weather is easier to deal with than ND. We loved the 4 seasons. Even the weekend of summer! Lol

 

[Hazeleyes]

Thanks for sharing your range @Hazeleyes — it’s great how you adjust just a little depending on the humidity or chill in the air. Do you find humidity makes a bigger difference in how comfortable you feel, or is it those extra cold snaps that get to you more?

The humidity is the problem. It is so brutal and con Edison keeps cutting back on energy you need to make it colder just to stay comfortable.

 

[DeeKris]

72 for the A/C in Summer and 68 for the heat in Winter.