What temp is your thermo set at for winter

20 degrees. If feeling chilly a nice snuggly blanket.

We have ours on 15 degrees. If we are cold, we turn on our little oil heater and heat onl6 one room! Hot water bottles in bed.

We have our thermostat at about 18 but dont have the heating on all day.

My thermostat is set at 22° but turn it off at 9pm as I got to bed at 10. But turn it on at 6am when I wake . Don't leave it on if I go out unless the temperature is be below 19° .

We have ours on 20° in the day and 21° in the evening. Our house is made of granite and, once it's warm, retains the heat. Our house is quite open plan and has high ceilings. I love it but it is difficult to keep warm.

18 in the day and 16 at night, I have my electric blanket for if its cold and I'm the only one who really gets cold

I don't know.
The numbers have worn off my control thingy.

Saying that, if it's just me in the house it will be on 16 which is stupid as I'm the only one who is ever cold

No thermostat just the range and the log burner. Temperature can fluctuate from 16 to 22. It is very small granite cottage with one room and a mezzanine level for tiny bedroom.

New build (eco house), we hope to move into next year, has slate floor as it radiates heat, heat recovery unit, range and log burner and huge amount of insulation (under, over and around us). Still no thermostat. Temperature and humidity should be constant.

MissAdventure

I don't know.
The numbers have worn off my control thingy.

Ours is 21 or 22 between 6.30 and 9.30am. Then on again 4.00 - 10.30pm. If we get cold in between, we just put it on 'constant'.

Our thermostat is set at 19 degrees 6.30 pm - 10 pm
and 13 during the night.

Just depends which rooms- some are not heated at all, our bedroom and next one are not heated much only heat that goes up from kitchen and lounge/office below- where we kee temp at about 18-20C. We use the stone clad wood burner when very cold- and once our bit downstairs feels cosy, we open door so some heat goes up.

I have my 90 year old mum living with me so thermostat is set a little higher than I’d like at 23-24C but I have to consider her. The heating is controlled by Alexa via Hive, and I can control it with boosts, so can get away with minimum scheduling which keeps the bills down. Well insulated too, so the boiler switches off when temp is reached and stays off for quite a while as the temp is maintained.

Our heating is on from about 8.30am to 9pm, at about 20 degrees.

don't have a thermometer on the boiler here.
has a dial, and i have it just above minimum.
my bedroom is 54F at the moment, not sure what it is downstairs, maybe few degrees more, but i sit with feet up and wrapped in various blankets, with laptop on knees as it has to be plugged in to work, so has to reach socket.
the heating will come on about 9pm for a few hours, i may leave it on if particularly cold, but turn off for morning.

20 degree during the day.18 degrees through the night.I'm fairly sure that I read that 18Degrees should be maintained overnight if you are over 65 for health reasons.
I also use a heated throw whilst watching TV and have an electric blanket on my bed.

18 degrees overnight would kill me! Our heating is always off and just put on if it's chilly. It's been on only a handful of times this autumn. No other heating. I'm sitting here in a vest and pj bottoms feeling very hot! Mr Stardust is in fleece and wool. he is very understanding of this menopausal woman! It's currently 19 in here according to the thermometer.

We have our heating on at 21 for a couple of hours in the morning, and then back on from 5pmto about 10pm as our house is well insulated and retains heat well. As we are either out or pottering about during the day it is off but if we sit down earlier I just advance it. Thermostats on radiators are turned to frost setting in unused bedrooms. No heating on at night as we both hate to sleep in a heated bedroom but should the temperature drop below 7 degrees it will kick in. Winter nights we have a hot water bottle for cold feet! I am however, appreciative of the fact that my heating limits are due to choice,not being forced by financial concerns. I would be truly miserable if I couldn't put the heating on if I think it is getting cool.

Mine is set at 15 and is off at night.

Year by comes on at 7.30am at 20 and off again at 9.30pm I adjust as the day goes on and if we are in or out.

22, from 06:30 - 08:30, then 16:30 - 20:30, kitchen, living room and our bedroom, two spare rooms the rads set on 0 and doors closed unless we’ve visitors, including GC’s. But I do override it if I’m home and it’s very cold.

We have thermostatic valves on all the radiators.
Bedrooms are on 1 or frost, sitting room, hall and kitchen are higher.

The hall thermostat is set at 19 or 20C but the heating is rarely on all day unless it's really cold. 3 hours in the morning and 4 hours in the late afternoon/ evening.

My house is well insulated but the staircase is in the living room and heat rises. The T is set at 18C and it is only on overnight if it is going to be minus C and I do not want the pipes to freeze. I switch it on when I first get up and the thermostat kicks on and off during the day.

I leave mine on 16 during the day and turn it up to 19 if I have visitors. I like to wrap up warm but dislike hot, stuffy rooms. When it gets really cold, the log burner heats the living room and there's a door curtain to stop the heat escaping.