Aloha,Assuming you have some type of alarm system in the property, you should fairly easily be able to come up with a temperature alarm that could reside IN the refrigerator, and communicate with the alarm panel via battery wireless.

The bamboo looks nicer, but had a lot more issues (probably due to how it was installed).When the wood started to shift naturally due to variations in temperature and humidity, cracks between joints started becoming more pronounced.

You have to have the flooring in the house for at least a few days to aclimate to the indoor temperature and humidity.Good luck!

Anyone every implement a household practices contract... for example quite hours after 10pm - 6am, designated parking spots, house temperature has been a big one in my house hack (some complain about it being to cold when the thermostat is at 70).

Once glued down they cannot expand/contract in temperature or humidity changes

(Usually yes because with higher efficient appliances comes lower stack temperatures that don’t draft properly because the chimney is to big by today’s standards and codes).

I remember driving in my dad's chevette when he was a pastor making practically nothing and he welded fence posts to the frame to keep the car together.

This could expand into a moisture issues as well by introducing a big temperature change at the roof line.

A bit on the crisp side temperature wise, but the sun was brightly shining.

A ductless heat pump might be good if there's no existing duct work and efficiency is better for colder temperatures.