If you can't do that, they make boxes you can put over the themostats in your tenants apartment, you can set it to room temperature and lock the box. 

Do you know what temperature the tenants have the heat at?

It's recommended to keep insulin at cooler temperatures, but it doesn't "go bad" over a short period of time not being refrigerated.For example, although I keep insulin I'm not using in the refrigerator, the vials and pens that I'm actually using aren't kept in the refrigerator. 

It depends on the OAT (Outdoor Air Temperature).

Oddly enough, the temperature swings can be almost 50 degrees from day to night.

It monitors anomalies in water usage, pressure, flow rate, and temperature.

Our soil is largely made of clay and our temperatures while mostly moderate have extreme cold and heat within shorter periods of time. 

Finance starts getting burned on these, it starts hitting a certain "temperature" level, I assure the criminal charges will start happening.

Just bought a new welder the other day and will start welding up new tomato cages this winter.

So I quit...that was my last job.I then started that "mobile detailing business thing" I thought of when I was welding and grinding on stuff in my parents garage 6 years prior.