COLD WAR THERMASTAT LOG

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If you are here, it is because the "Cold War Thermostat" in your home has gone on long enough. Whether you are a tenant trying to prove the heat is insufficient or a landlord documenting that the system is functioning to code, the key to resolution isn't emotion—it is data.

We designed the Official Cold-War Heat Log to provide a professional, standardized way to track temperatures and hold all parties accountable to the terms of your lease agreement.

The Official Cold-War Heat Log

"The Thermal Treaty for Strategic Temperature Documentation"

Stop the Standoff. This log is specifically designed to work alongside your Residential-Rental-Lease. It helps you document when the property is not meeting the "Maintenance and Repairs" standards or local habitability laws.

What is Inside the Log:

• Daily Monitoring Grid: Track the thermostat set point versus the actual room temperature to verify lease compliance.

• HVAC Technician Section: A dedicated area for professional verification to confirm mechanical failure or system adequacy.

• Statutory Compliance: Space to list your local minimum heat requirements to show clear variances.

• Legal Protections: A professional signature block to ensure both parties acknowledge the findings.

[ DOWNLOAD YOUR FREE LOG BELOW ] (CLICK HERE TO GO TO YOUTUBE AND GET YOUR GIFT CODE SO IT'S FREE!)

How to Use Your Log:

1. Preparation: Open the file on your device or print a physical copy for hand-writing.

2. Measure Accurately: Place a digital thermometer in the center of the room, roughly 3 feet above the floor.

3. Document Everything: Record the time, thermostat setting, and actual temperature twice daily.

4. Notify: Use the gathered data to provide "written notice" to the Landlord as required by your lease.

A Message from the Channel

Our goal is to help you navigate the complexities of renting and property management with ease. We hope this tool helps you settle your "Cold War" and get back to enjoying your home!

Head back to the video and leave a comment if this helped you resolve your heat dispute!