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Post by Cadeau on Jun 25, 2020 15:05:27 GMT -5
23.4°C. This building is preventing heat energy well.
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Post by rozenn on Jun 25, 2020 16:46:47 GMT -5
23.4°C. This building is preventing heat energy well. Awesome indoor temp indeed. 27°C for me; last floor of a house doesn't help I guess. Is your building recent? |
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Post by Cadeau on Jun 25, 2020 17:52:53 GMT -5
Awesome indoor temp indeed. 27°C for me; last floor of a house doesn't help I guess. Is your building recent? Yeah realtor told us constructed in 2013. The main reason we moved out of Courbevoie was stressed by often seen poisson d'argent in a bathroom at night as already explained before however I'm thankful for everything here for having a year-round cooler environment, relatively sparse population density for optimized social distancing. |
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Post by Crunch41 on Jul 18, 2020 17:58:13 GMT -5
I've seen the thermometer reading as high as 37 C (probably a bit high) but probably 30-33 C is typical without aircon during the afternoon. The highest indoor temperature I've seen was 35°C last August, but typical afternoon indoor temperatures are in the 28-31°C range. It's 26°C in the living room right now and it feels perfect. A 30C indoor temp is miserable to me. 26 is tolerable but hotter than ideal. Do you want it that hot, or do you have no other option? My average indoor temp is around 25. Decent if I'm in front of a fan and I am usually near a fan in summer. I have an AC unit to stop it from getting too much above that. |
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Post by Benfxmth on Jul 19, 2020 2:01:46 GMT -5
The highest indoor temperature I've seen was 35°C last August, but typical afternoon indoor temperatures are in the 28-31°C range. It's 26°C in the living room right now and it feels perfect. A 30C indoor temp is miserable to me. 26 is tolerable but hotter than ideal. Do you want it that hot, or do you have no other option? My average indoor temp is around 25. Decent if I'm in front of a fan and I am usually near a fan in summer. I have an AC unit to stop it from getting too much above that. I prefer having fresh air, and I couldn't care less about how hot it gets indoors TBH, I sleep outdoors in the hottest days. Now back in NC I would set the A/C to 78°F, albeit more to control the humidity indoors; without A/C the natural indoor temperature would be in the 83-86°F range. |
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Post by Crunch41 on Jul 19, 2020 10:41:47 GMT -5
A 30C indoor temp is miserable to me. 26 is tolerable but hotter than ideal. Do you want it that hot, or do you have no other option? My average indoor temp is around 25. Decent if I'm in front of a fan and I am usually near a fan in summer. I have an AC unit to stop it from getting too much above that. I prefer having fresh air, and I couldn't care less about how hot it gets indoors TBH, I sleep outdoors in the hottest days. Now back in NC I would set the A/C to 78°F, albeit more to control the humidity indoors; without A/C the natural indoor temperature would be in the 83-86°F range. That is unusual to me - I prefer fresh air too, but only if it's within a reasonable temperature range. I don't want fresh air if it's too hot or cold.
Do you prefer fresh air in the winter too? Rome gets much milder winters but having windows open all the time would be very chilly.
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Post by Benfxmth on Jul 20, 2020 5:54:15 GMT -5
I prefer having fresh air, and I couldn't care less about how hot it gets indoors TBH, I sleep outdoors in the hottest days. Now back in NC I would set the A/C to 78°F, albeit more to control the humidity indoors; without A/C the natural indoor temperature would be in the 83-86°F range. That is unusual to me - I prefer fresh air too, but only if it's within a reasonable temperature range. I don't want fresh air if it's too hot or cold.
Do you prefer fresh air in the winter too? Rome gets much milder winters but having windows open all the time would be very chilly.
If I were alone then I'd open the windows in the milder winter days (above 55°F or so), but my parents are a bit overdramatic in the sense of that they keep the windows shut whenever the heat is on (in winter that is; air temperature below 65°F or so).
What is your limit for too hot/too cold to open the windows? |
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Post by Crunch41 on Jul 20, 2020 20:07:31 GMT -5
That is unusual to me - I prefer fresh air too, but only if it's within a reasonable temperature range. I don't want fresh air if it's too hot or cold.
Do you prefer fresh air in the winter too? Rome gets much milder winters but having windows open all the time would be very chilly.
If I were alone then I'd open the windows in the milder winter days (above 55°F or so), but my parents are a bit overdramatic in the sense of that they keep the windows shut whenever the heat is on (in winter that is; air temperature below 65°F or so).
What is your limit for too hot/too cold to open the windows? I don't have a hard temperature limit. But I close them and use air conditioning when it's too hot inside and not going to cool off in a few hours. I don't like indoor temps above 80/27, or lower if the humidity is very high.
On a high of 86/30, definitely closed. If the humidity is high and the low is in the 70s I will close them all night too. Opening windows to 72/22 and 100% humidity doesn't help.
On a high in the low 80s, it depends on the humidity and indoor temp. In the 70s they're open. During summer I aim for the coolest indoor temp I can, then use AC if I can't keep it manageable.Unless it is a mild day, I'll close windows and blinds during the day when I am gone then open them at night.
For cold, I'll open them sometimes in winter if it's mild, but not all the way. Mild days (50/10) only happen a few times a winter. If the high is 60/16 I will probably open them but close at night since the low is usually in the 40s. I don't mind 59/15 inside but prefer low 60s. |
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Post by Benfxmth on Jul 21, 2020 8:04:36 GMT -5
If I were alone then I'd open the windows in the milder winter days (above 55°F or so), but my parents are a bit overdramatic in the sense of that they keep the windows shut whenever the heat is on (in winter that is; air temperature below 65°F or so).
What is your limit for too hot/too cold to open the windows? I don't have a hard temperature limit. But I close them and use air conditioning when it's too hot inside and not going to cool off in a few hours. I don't like indoor temps above 80/27, or lower if the humidity is very high.
On a high of 86/30, definitely closed. If the humidity is high and the low is in the 70s I will close them all night too. Opening windows to 72/22 and 100% humidity doesn't help.
On a high in the low 80s, it depends on the humidity and indoor temp. In the 70s they're open. During summer I aim for the coolest indoor temp I can, then use AC if I can't keep it manageable.Unless it is a mild day, I'll close windows and blinds during the day when I am gone then open them at night.
For cold, I'll open them sometimes in winter if it's mild, but not all the way. Mild days (50/10) only happen a few times a winter. If the high is 60/16 I will probably open them but close at night since the low is usually in the 40s. I don't mind 59/15 inside but prefer low 60s. I have virtually no limit on how hot the outdoor temperature is for opening the windows; even when it is 100°F outside I'll still open the windows; though I usually close the windows at night when the overnight low is below 60°F or so. With indoor temperatures though, my experience is only up to 95°F, and it was very tolerable with acclimatization + the windows open for a breeze. Now indoor temperatures above 100°F are uncertain, but I probably can tolerate the high 90s/low 100s indoors with a breeze if it is a dry heat. |
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Post by Crunch41 on Jul 21, 2020 22:34:21 GMT -5
I have virtually no limit on how hot the outdoor temperature is for opening the windows; even when it is 100°F outside I'll still open the windows; though I usually close the windows at night when the overnight low is below 60°F or so. With indoor temperatures though, my experience is only up to 95°F, and it was very tolerable with acclimatization + the windows open for a breeze. Now indoor temperatures above 100°F are uncertain, but I probably can tolerate the high 90s/low 100s indoors with a breeze if it is a dry heat. You clearly can tolerate heat better than me. I don't think many people would enjoy an indoor temp that high.
As far as indoor temperatures go: Today was 75/61 outside (24/16) and partly cloudy. Indoor was 76/71 (24/22). I had windows open, and a fan blowing air in at night. Currently a comfortable 75F/24C at 10pm. Based on the forecast, 71 is the coolest it will get this month.
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Post by 🖕🏿Mörön🖕🏿 on Jul 21, 2020 22:44:11 GMT -5
~27C inside
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Post by Benfxmth on Jul 22, 2020 4:09:13 GMT -5
I have virtually no limit on how hot the outdoor temperature is for opening the windows; even when it is 100°F outside I'll still open the windows; though I usually close the windows at night when the overnight low is below 60°F or so. With indoor temperatures though, my experience is only up to 95°F, and it was very tolerable with acclimatization + the windows open for a breeze. Now indoor temperatures above 100°F are uncertain, but I probably can tolerate the high 90s/low 100s indoors with a breeze if it is a dry heat. You clearly can tolerate heat better than me. I don't think many people would enjoy an indoor temp that high.
As far as indoor temperatures go: Today was 75/61 outside (24/16) and partly cloudy. Indoor was 76/71 (24/22). I had windows open, and a fan blowing air in at night. Currently a comfortable 75F/24C at 10pm. Based on the forecast, 71 is the coolest it will get this month.
Yeah houses in cooler climates are built to have lots of heat capacity & trap heat, with a similar high/low temperature as you had today (typical weather here for late May or early October) and the windows open day/night the indoor temperature here would have been 72/66. It is 83°F/28°C inside and 87°F outside as I write this comment; comfy but erring towards the warm side since I'm used to the heat, it might cross the 90°F mark for the first time this year. |
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Post by Crunch41 on Jul 26, 2020 22:31:58 GMT -5
Based on the forecast, 71 is the coolest it will get this month.
It reached 69 earlier this week so I was wrong. Today was hot outside and my AC didn't keep up. It got up to 81F/27C and 75% humidity (dew of 72/22)
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Post by Benfxmth on Jul 29, 2020 11:04:12 GMT -5
31.6°C in the living room as of now – it'll get yet even warmer in the coming days... I don't mind it TBH.
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Post by rozenn on Jul 29, 2020 15:47:14 GMT -5
^^^ Damn I would be miserable. 23°C here atm! That is unusual to me - I prefer fresh air too, but only if it's within a reasonable temperature range. I don't want fresh air if it's too hot or cold.
Do you prefer fresh air in the winter too? Rome gets much milder winters but having windows open all the time would be very chilly.
If I were alone then I'd open the windows in the milder winter days (above 55°F or so), but my parents are a bit overdramatic in the sense of that they keep the windows shut whenever the heat is on (in winter that is; air temperature below 65°F or so).
What is your limit for too hot/too cold to open the windows? And they're damn right! Heating the outdoors is a waste of energy. |
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Post by Benfxmth on Jul 29, 2020 16:38:29 GMT -5
^^^ Damn I would be miserable. 23°C here atm! If I were alone then I'd open the windows in the milder winter days (above 55°F or so), but my parents are a bit overdramatic in the sense of that they keep the windows shut whenever the heat is on (in winter that is; air temperature below 65°F or so).
What is your limit for too hot/too cold to open the windows? And they're damn right! Heating the outdoors is a waste of energy. Acclimation sure happens quickly, I remember getting goosebumps, and having to wear a sweater with 23°C indoor temperatures last September! I was totally not used to the cold. |
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Post by Benfxmth on Jul 30, 2020 9:57:04 GMT -5
34.2°C.
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Post by Cadeau on Aug 1, 2020 8:20:52 GMT -5
1 August 2020 15:20
Temperature: 26.8°C
Dew Point: 15.2°C
Humidity: 49%
Getting uncomfortable
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Post by Benfxmth on Aug 1, 2020 10:37:19 GMT -5
33.8°C
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Post by Cadeau on Aug 2, 2020 21:17:15 GMT -5
3 August 2020 04:17 Temperature: 23.9°C Dew Point: 9.1°C Relative Humidity: 39% Indoor temp fell down from 26.5 to 23.9°C after couple hours opening full window in our bedroom  Relieved!!! 14°C outside. |
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Relieved!!! 14°C outside.