I'm in Michigan and I know from experience that radiant heat is very enjoyable in the winter but it gets very hot here in the summers and and I don't want to fill every window with a window ac unit.How much value do you think I loose by having radiant heat?

Biggest hassel here is the public health dept. and inspections, they want to knwo where you'll be at all times so they can come and inspect at any time.Depends on what you'll be serving, I ran a hot dog chili dog thing for a non-profit at a loacl fair.

Make sure to save enough hot air for the candles!

I enjoyed watching...especially many of the SUPER hot track and field woman.

We are looking at a house in a hot part of town that burned pretty bad.

Probably the reason it's not a hot topic is due to the uniqueness of the accounts, with so many variables at work for each investor.

A plumber will want to cut everything out and "do it right" but since this is not under pressure, like a hot or cold water line, it will probably outlast you.

She is hot!

Most college kids are broke but there are spenders, but I would not rely on sturents to keep the doors open on a large operation.Don't know where the resturant issues come in on this deal, didn't see anything from the op on that.Sounds like you're hot on the idea and want confirmation to go with it.

Hot air rises, so I am not sure insulating without installing AC will make the summer situation more comfortable.