I definitely don’t like carpet flooring. I believe that some people enjoy how it feels, but it festers odors, bacteria & all around nastiness. My best friend’s parents had outdated carpet in their apartment when both of us were all growing up. The two of us used to sit on it to play video games on the dining room TV set, & all I can remember is the rank pet odor that used to emanate, as well as the crusty texture you’d believe if you put your hands down to get up or transfer around. Anyone with traditional standards would see that as a bridge-too-far, even if they have pets themselves. When I bought this new house, I knew that taking out the carpet flooring would be the first thing I do as far as replaces are upset. I decided on hardwood flooring, but during my time looking at options, a sales clerk mentioned radiant heated flooring to me. Since you have to remove your floors to install it, he said I should consider adding it before my current floors are installed. These heated pads have electrical coils in them that heat the floor above & allow heat to sizzling the apartment through radiant energy transfer. Since heat rises, this seemed enjoy a smart way to go about heating my house. Thankfully I still had my home lease active because the replacement process for the radiant heated flooring took longer than I expected. I went with a reputable heating & cooling contractor that charges a little bit more than some of the common contractors in the city, even though I didn’t want to hire bad workers to install inferior flooring. I’m ecstatic that I was patient, because my current radiant radiant heated floors are amazingly comfortable.