Due to the wood subfloor, the bathroom floors have a little give to them and one of the small tiles is cracked. not a big enough deal to replace (2 inch tile) but knowing how difficult it is to stabilize old wood floors with the seasonal temperature/humidity changes in our area...we'll be doing allure in the future.Thats one reason to install a crack isolation membrane before tiling. 

There is an outlet near the window so I'm thinking the ideal product would be a temperature sensing vent fan.

@Quandra Adams  "technically" the baseboard units might have a built in thermostat - which is different than a thermostat that you can stick on the wall to control the temperature of the area. 

I suggest a trade school for welding, or, better yet, go do oil and gas work while you are single and mobile.Some folks may say get your real estate license, but that's not necessary to buy a bunch of houses.

Because cardio doesn't make you wealthy and is not relevant to wealth building anymore than the temperature of the room you are sitting in is.

You have to be more creative to find them, no question, but there are people out there in a bind looking for you to bring a solution, regardless of market temperature or "bubbles".  

I grew up in a small town, can handle a rifle, field dress a deer and fix my own rentals, and weld circles around most people.  

From what my attorneys have told me, the sheriff's office is prevented from doing lockouts when the outside temperature drops to a certain level.

Over the course of the year, the temperature typically varies from 43°F to 73°F and is rarely below 36°F or above 82°F.  

There is a better standard for best practice that includes:- Taking temperature of people.