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Find out what our firefighters set their thermostat at overnight and why we don't care.
Rosemount-Apple Valley-Eagan Public SchoolsTuesday, December 9, 2025
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[0:00] [music]
[0:04] Mine is set at 66 [music] cuz I have two
[0:07] dogs and they keep us plenty warm.
[0:09] >> Warmer than I want to keep the kids
[0:12] warm.
[0:13] 68° [music]
[0:15] cuz the nest tells me to.
[0:17] >> I'm at 68 and my wife complains about it
[0:19] and she grabs extra blankets. [music]
[0:20] >> I set mine to 62 cuz it saves money.
[0:23] >> Ours is set at 68 and [music] I think
[0:26] she would like a cooler. We set ours
[0:28] overnight at 62, although I get a lot of
[0:31] complaints in [music] the morning that
[0:32] it's too cold.
[0:33] >> I would say 70° and nowadays we can't go
[0:36] any hotter. [music]
[0:37] We'll leave that right there.
[0:39] >> I'm set at 67, but an hour later my wife
[0:42] gets up and changes it up to 74.
[0:45] >> I set mine to 72 because I'm cold all
[0:47] the time.
[0:48] >> I think there are some health benefits
[0:50] to being cooler [music] when you sleep
[0:52] and then, you know, bundling up a little
[0:55] bit. But if I did do that, I think my
[0:57] wife [music] would kill me. So mine I
[1:00] actually I'm not 100% sure of. It was
[1:02] [music] on a programmable thermostat
[1:04] that I set I want to say probably about
[1:07] 10 years ago. Um
[1:19] [music]