Bath floor extremely hot under rugs
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Comments (19)I have to admit that I feel a bedroom is a good place to have wall to wall carpeting. It's just so much cozier, and I don't care what's in right now. Also, we don't have hardwood floors; what doesn't have wall to wall is tiled, but even if it were wood I'd have lots of area rugs. Since I had a spare Oriental rug I layered it on top of the carpet in the master, just to enjoy the color and pattern, since I'm definitely a "color" person....See MoreTile floor, regret no under floor heat?
Comments (30)A friend of mine has heating coils under all her floors. She said that it takes time to get used to this type of heat. Most of us are used to turning up the thermostat to get the heat to "kick on". But with subfloor coils it takes a long time to heat up all of the floor mass before the floor mass can then adequately radiate heat to warm up the room. From what I remember reading back when I was looking into this . . . you end up spending more money/energy with this type of heating system. I like to turn down the thermostats when we aren't home all day and then inch them up a tad to make the furnace turn on when we get home. You can't really turn the heat down with these floors because if they cool down they take a while to recover. Correct me if I have this wrong. People say stone floors are cold. They are no cooler than the wood floors in a home. They may feel cooler . . . but they are no more cooler. It's physics....See MoreIkea Stopp for under rugs on tile floor
Comments (5)So weird I was just making my ikea list because I need to pick someone up at the airport Wednesday and I thought I would hit it before their plane lands. I was going to get some white cotton bath rugs because I hate that foam backing you find on most of them. They recommend this Stopp for them. Do you think it would work on a 2 x 3 or so cotton bath rug?...See MoreRug under kitchen table?
Comments (4)I appreciate the comments. I think this is a situation where I truly don't know how I feel. It helps to hear what others think. This house is a hot mess, currently sitting gutted down to the studs. I'm definitely not making any decisions of this nature until much further down the road. I like to gather info though, because it helps take my mind off of all the gigantic decisions looming ahead of me right now!! Again, thanks for the replies....See More- 4 years agolast modified: 4 years ago
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