In order to reduce the likelihood that I would experience a heat stroke like I did the year before, I chose to travel during the winter months on my most recent vacation. I wasn’t concerned about heating because the cabin had been described as having a dependable heater/heater replacement. Despite my mother’s concerns about my trip, the weather forecast indicated that there would only be light snow, so I wasn’t concerned about moving around or the possibility of other locations lacking a heater. I also knew that it would be a warm holiday. After numerous boiler repairs, it would be a great getaway to stay in a cabin with no heating and cooling system issues since I would be returning in two weeks. Although I had fallen in love with the heat pump concept, I was astute enough to arrange HVAC maintenance as soon as I got home with plans to install a hybrid furnace. However, our location’s temperature variation meant I would need a system that could switch to a more efficient solution when hot and cold temperatures changed. My housemates decided that my friend and I needed to go out and gather while I was away, which is how my friend and I ended up at a cabin gathering at a cabin with radiant floors. That meant that the heating industry expert would be in my cabin an afternoon after I got back. It was simple hydronic heating, the host informed me when I went looking for him because it felt so cozy. I tried to call my HVAC repairman to see if my friend and I could purchase a similar system from the heating dealer because I was so impressed, even though I was told that my cabin did not meet the requirements for such a system. Even though it didn’t work, at least I wouldn’t have to deal with regular furnace maintenance.