[My Post]

Naked as Vanna White blows ice shavings at me from the corner.

[Retiring]

I like cold, especially when it’s hot outside.

Don’t like ceiling fans (or any fans), only have them for possible future resale.

100% cotton sheets.

Thermostat set to 65 at night and 67 day. Had to call thermostat manufacturer to get the “hack” allowing my thermostat to be set to 65. They refused several times but eventually gave in to my begging.

[Henryk]

Originally Posted by Shakerag Diva

We use bamboo sheets. Love them. Also, our air conditioning is set on 72 degrees at night and we use a ceiling fan year round.

I keep the AC on, ceiling fan on, and have a light knit cotton, thin comforter.

What do you like about the bamboo sheets in this heat?

[Henryk]

Originally Posted by tomwed

i put on 2 things:
My tom jones greatest hits full album
my tom jones pajama jumpsuit

i started to doubt my sanity and made an appointment to see a psychiatrist. I told him about my nightly ritual to stay cool and asked if anyone else does this in the villages. He said "it's not unusual."

roflmao!

[Bogie Shooter]

Originally Posted by NonSequitur

Growing up we didn’t have air conditioning in the summer. A crew cut haircut, quick dip in the pool before bedtime and a single sheet did the trick. The sound of crickets through the open windows worked wonders.

You had a pool growing up?...….Wow!

[Henryk]

Originally Posted by Laker14

I read on another thread that you can just sit in your car in your driveway with the AC on, listening to music and drinking beers.

I just do that now.

I wish there were a “like” button!

[Shakerag Diva]

Originally Posted by Henryk

I keep the AC on, ceiling fan on, and have a light knit cotton, thin comforter.

What do you like about the bamboo sheets in this heat?

Bamboo sheets are both soft and cool. I have had the crisp sheets that cost a fortune and liked them, but they came out of the dryer in a big wrinkled ball. (I don’t wish to iron sheets). The bamboo sheets are much more affordable and stay cool.

[Henryk]

Originally Posted by Shakerag Diva

Bamboo sheets are both soft and cool. I have had the crisp sheets that cost a fortune and liked them, but they came out of the dryer in a big wrinkled ball. (I don’t wish to iron sheets). The bamboo sheets are much more affordable and stay cool.

Thanks.

[asianthree]

In TV spring, summer, fall we use bamboo, and have 600 count cotton. In winter we use a jersey sheet. Temp 65 at night, 75 day, ceiling fan always on.

Up north, winter temp 64 and use northern nights sheets. Summer sheets are bamboo temp at 78, with windows open if possible.

[kcrazorbackfan]

Just my Haines and high thread count sheets; along with a fan to drown out the ringing in the ears from many years of shooting.

[tomwed]

Originally Posted by Henryk

roflmao!

thank goodness for your kindness--i was having my doubts that anyone would get it--its kind of subtle

[Abby10]

Originally Posted by Abby10

Looks like you broke through your writer's block......big time! That's a good one!

Originally Posted by tomwed

thank goodness for your kindness--i was having my doubts that anyone would get it--its kind of subtle

Hey, what am I, chopped liver?!? Lol

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by jblum315

Our electric bill must look like the national debt

Yep and probably buried under the covers

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter

You had a pool growing up?...….Wow!

Or maybe the pool was pond behind the house? Mine was the mud hole behind my grandpas house.

[Topspinmo]

Ok, lots of depends, if you're A/C at opposite side of the house and you're bed room faces west, the bed room going to be the hottest room in the house as in my case, plus cinder blocks hold heat and radiation heat. Even then, can't sleep with air set below 76 or my sinus stuff up. As some said I don't want my electric bill higher than national debt, so 76 or 77 depending on humidity. In winter set my heat on 65, rarely kicks on unless cold front in the low 40/ makes it down here.