Interestingly, I remembered that OSHA provides guidance but not requirements (it's a comfort, not safety, issue, in most cases), but that guidance is 68-76 degrees. The high end of that still sounds unpleasantly warm to me, but is still a couple degrees cooler.
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Date: 2017-07-04 12:16 am (UTC)