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Celsius is pretty easy. You probably like 20c inside year round. The high teens to mid 20s are comfortable. 13c and below is quite cold. 25c and up is quite hot.
If you use a PC, your temps are probably 30-85c, which is an easy way to learn too.
“30 is hot, 20 is nice, 10 is cool, 0 is ice” is a good way to learn human temps.
My recommendation, just set your phone/watch/thermostat to C. You’ll learn it within a few weeks of cutting over :)
Celsius is pretty easy. You probably like 20c inside year round. The high teens to mid 20s are comfortable. 13c and below is quite cold. 25c and up is quite hot.
If you use a PC, your temps are probably 30-85c, which is an easy way to learn too.
“30 is hot, 20 is nice, 10 is cool, 0 is ice” is a good way to learn human temps.
My recommendation, just set your phone/watch/thermostat to C. You’ll learn it within a few weeks of cutting over :)
Thanks for the tips
I love how americans have ambient temp in F and computer temps in C.
Just like how we sell milk in gallons but soda in liters.