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I live in an apartment with its own thermostat, and management turns off the heat when they please. You can press the button all you want and no heat will come out. I'm not saying management does that all the time, but they can if they wish.
Rhetorical question - why are they turning off the heat if the heat is supposed to be on?
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Rhetorical question - why are they turning off the heat if the heat is supposed to be on?
Kind of depends where the thermostat and the relative location of each apartment?
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all residential building owners are required to maintain indoor temperatures at 68 degrees when outdoor temperatures fall below 55 degrees during the day. Indoor temperatures must also be a minimum of 62 degrees overnight, regardless of outdoor temperatures. Building owners are legally required to provide hot water at 120 degrees year-round.
I live in an apartment with its own thermostat, and management turns off the heat when they please. You can press the button all you want and no heat will come out. I'm not saying management does that all the time, but they can if they wish.
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During the summer the bronx is the hottest borough, grant us money and feel sorry for us.
During the winter the bronx is the coldest borough, grant us money and feel bad for us.
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