On Jan 12, 9:46*am, wrote:
On Jan 12, 7:37*am, ransley wrote:

*I still am confused you say its warmer in the living room but its the
warmest room, maybe the heating contractor did not do things right on
duct placement but you need someone to insulate ducts so get a pro
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I believe he said the room "feels" colder, even though it's the
warmest room according to the thermometer.

One thing I bet is that this is the only room that they just sit in. A
room will feel warmer when you're moving around, or have just finished
with an activity. When you sit there, your body cools off and then the
room starts to feel cold.

Temp should be read where she sits and compared to other rooms at
different levels, maybe there are drafts, big windows dont help unless
sun is shining in. My tenants apt is 74, his bed in on the floor with
no frame or spring set under the window and he complained he is cold
at night, its 10f out at night new thermal pane windows, I told him
move his bed, pay rent, and wake up, of course its cold under a window
on the floor.