The perfect thermostat setting for better sleep is likely cooler than you think, but this temperature will help you sleep ...

The National Sleep Foundation recommends setting your thermostat to between 60 and 67 degrees Fahrenheit at night for optimal sleep. The U.S. Department of Energy’s guidelines fall pretty much in the ...

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Florida's fluctuating winter temperatures raise questions about ideal thermostat settings. Experts suggest setting thermostats to 68 degrees while awake and lower when asleep or away. The World Health ...

According to the National Weather Service, there's a 33% to 40% chance of above-average temperatures for the eastern part of New York state, which includes New York City and Long Island, the ...

December's cold temperatures have crept in as the start of winter approaches and so has the time to look at your thermostat and turn on the heat in your home in Delaware. You may be wondering what's ...

With the triple-dip polar vortex allowing Arctic air to seep into Rhode Island, it's frigid outside. "Well below normal temperatures today and tonight with an arctic airmass overhead," the National ...

With cooler weather setting in, Oregonians may be wondering where the sweet spot is to set their thermostat this winter. What temperature to keep the thermostat at has been known to cause many family ...

Southern Air says that, during the day, thermostats should be set around 68 degrees during cool weather, as this helps keep a comfortable indoor temperature without sending heating systems into ...

The ideal temperature to set residential thermostats at during winter in Louisiana is said to be 68 degrees. This temperature is optimal for warmth and comfort, and efficiently counteracts heat loss ...