Because most of this energy is used by the human metabolic system, the heat that is radiated, conducted or convected away from the body can be measured as generated BTUs.

If its steam you will have to replace all radiators as they are not the same.

Putting a "Beautiful Floor" in a rental garage is asking for trouble.If you use delicate type things (easily stainable or easily breakable) in a rental don't expect them to hold up.Cars park there--and cars make messes--leaky oil gaskets, radiator hose broken (rust deposits), rubber tire marks.Maybe you could call the product manufacturer and ask if there is a way to clean off normal car stains.Good Luck!

I’m up at Craig and Decatur and most of my properties (all SFR) kinda radiate out from there.

I replaced the a/c, rebuilt transmission, replaced steering rack, radiator and catalytic converter.

Loving the energy with this post and the responses--BP is certainly radiating community and we're all here to support from a distance!

We installed new HVAC and ditched the radiators.

Currently, the home has a good hot-water boiler-radiator system for heat located in the basement. 

I have added in unit W/D but adding central air to radiator units has a pretty hefty price tag.

So yeah big sigh of relief for me- Look I got 20k back in my pocket but I’m out 70k till it sells.The reality sets in- Okay the reality of the situation set in when I realized I had to go do new plumbing, electrical- entire house of duct work because originally had radiator heat coupled with the fact that I changed GC half way thru the process, prior GC got a deposit and I let him walk because of issues with another rehab project so I had to add that loss into my budget.