It's manipulating the courts and no, it doesn't work.

If you sat in the basement or even main level I swear, within 60 minutes - with heater set at same temp (74).....you'd go from feeling warm, to really feeling cold.    

Yeah, they're a bit chunky and could get noisy, but tenants love controlling their room temp. 

Also Pete makes a great point to use the 1% as a quick temp test.

My husband and I own a free standing 5K sqft restaurant building in Tempe, AZ (1 mile away from ASU).

It will take a good 24 hours to reach temp after a clean and refill.  

It's pretty and temping but not the best strategy to pursue.  

Avg temps were 45-65 this February.So I asked the price for the new unit, the cost to repair the ducting and clean it, and frankly didn’t even address his insulation rec.

Then the cycle again repeated by peaking in 1836 and then the panic of 1837 occurred.The Federal Reserve does have an effect on the cycle, potentially lengthening it or shortening it by manipulating the money supply and interest rates, but ultimately the Fed does not control the real estate cycle.

Raw data is not manipulated by any machine learning / AI BS algorithm.