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They set my office to 75f (up from 72), and I need a personal fan on me all the time, my home is set to 70... 80 degree would be unbearable to me
by phpisthebest 4y ago
They set my office to 75f (up from 72), and I need a personal fan on me all the time, my home is set to 70...
80 degree would be unbearable to me
- silisili 4y agoI must run like a space heater, because it seems to me moving air is more important than temperature. I'm fine up to the 80s with a good strong fan on me. But I'll get uncomfortable or stuffy with no breeze, even into the low 70s.
- hgazx 4y agoInteresting. I basically live at 30 degrees, even more, at all times. You get used to it.
- pivo 4y ago> You get used to it. I tried. I wanted to see if I could get used to it and save some money on AC and be more environmentally friendly in my permanent WFH situation. I tried for a month but never got used to it. I was just uncomfortable and sleepy all the time.
- seydor 4y agoat what % humidity?
- hgazx 4y agoVery low
- phpisthebest 4y agoThat is the thing, I won't. Only a 2-4 months out of the year are hot here, the rest of the time it is colder. So in order to "get used to it" I would need to be year around, and to keep my home at 80 degrees' year round would be much more impactful to the climate than keeping my home a comfortable 70 in the summer, and then 65 in winter, spring, and fall