I live in the Southeast, and the vast majority of our time is spent inside air conditioning. Every one of us don’t worry too much about Heating in this neck of the woods entirely often. I would estimate that both of us use air conditioning about 9 weeks of the year and both of us use our heating about one and a half weeks a year. The other one and a half weeks both of us try to open the windows and appreciate a little bit cooler weather that comes from Mother Nature. In spite of this, I started looking into heated flooring. I went on holiday to a beach cottage, and I discovered that they have radiant floors in that Cottage. I like to go to the beach in the winter, when it is not so crowded, and just walk and appreciate Mother Nature. That is how I became common with heated flooring systems. There was a little note by the thermostat from the owners that explained the radiant floors. This unique trip, I found myself at the beach with entirely chilly temperatures. I had to turn on the heater, which was the first time I had ever done so on one of our beach getaways. Anyway, I expected to just go to the thermostat and flip the switch from cooling to heating. That is how most central heating and cooling systems work, and in fact that is the only thing I have ever used, then like I said, there was a little note on the thermostat saying something about if I needed to use the heater, I should consider engaging the heated flooring plan for more efficient and more comfortable Heating. I had no idea what a heated floor was, and I went digging through the home office drawer looking for directions on how to use the radiant floors.Ever since after that I have been in like with heated flooring, and I will soon be talking to our Heating, Ventilation and A/C professional about them.