I used to do Garage – a proper, leaky, tin roof and concrete panel job that was basically outside temp during the winter and it worked really well – you can crank the tunes up as above, plus my old smart wheel-on turbo was bloody loud. Works really well as your cooking after a few minutes anyway. ‘d start with a hoody on and then be stripped to a set of bib shorts only quite soon.
@hooli the roof would be literally dripping wet after that.
Since moving a couple of years ago we have a permanent setup in the spare room, bike on turbo, on a thick mat, big 18″ fan, and a set of shelves that sit in front of the bike for towel, my shoes (old XC tpe spds relegated to turbo use only), my HRM, chrger for the ipad etc. I consciously have the heating on frost setting only in that room, and keep the door closed and windows open when riding though, as even at ~16 or 17 degrees it feels very warm otherwise.
Having everything just ‘there’ ready to go really helps and means when I’m WFH I can easily fit a change-45min session-shower-change into a “be right back in 1 hour” status update over lunch. That, for me, is the beauty of the trainer or static bike.