When we rented this home we were told it had underfloor heating and cooling.
I thought that was wonderful.
I have regularly hated how loud forced air heating and cooling is. However, as soon as we moved in I could hear the forced air sound that the was making. It appeared we just had a respected and heater; But then, I couldn’t find the Heating, Ventilation and A/C vents. They were not on the ceiling, walls, or floor as far as I could tell. It wasn’t until we started moving furniture around that we found the Heating, Ventilation and A/C vents. It appeared that they were under the carpet. The entire home is carpeted. This includes the living room and the bathroom, however yuck! This should have been a crucial red flag but, again, I thought the home had underfloor heating and cooling. I thought maybe the carpeting was part of the underfloor heating and cooling. Our first evening in our rented beach home was terrible. Both our partner and I were super congested. Just the thought of all of that air filtering through a dirty carpet is enough to make myself and others sick. In the afternoon we called up the landlord and confronted him about the underfloor heating and cooling. He said it had it after all, at first, he said he never said that. Then he said that the ducts are under the floor so it does have underfloor heating and cooling. Yeah, it doesn’t work that way. The two of us will be finding a up-to-date place to rent immediately. There is no point in unpacking.
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