Look at your lease/apartment rules. Is it there or not? If so, it's probably in violation of some housing regulation. In the meantime, you can always point a fan at the thermostat's sensor or keep a bowl of nearby. That's not adjusting it.
Or....get a space heater for the win.budder said:Look at your lease/apartment rules. Is it there or not? If so, it's probably in violation of some housing regulation. In the meantime, you can always point a fan at the thermostat's sensor or keep a bowl of nearby. That's not adjusting it.
You are correct, however you also have the obligation to pay a higher utility bill if you want your home to be 90 in the winter.Match10 said:I am cold. I have a right to be warm in my own home.
You have a right to whatever you agreed to in the lease you signed. What does it say about the thermostat and its settings?Match10 said:I am cold. I have a right to be warm in my own home.
:lol:Wolfram said:I cant believe that nobody has posted this yet. What does your lease say?
because its about to get political up in diz hiizzzoouuuss.kineticmind said::lol:Wolfram said:I cant believe that nobody has posted this yet. What does your lease say?
And why is this in the off-topic political forum?
Just in case anyone here is confused by what "TippinTaco" means... loosely translated, it means "crotch waffle."TippinTaco said:because its about to get political up in diz hiizzzoouuuss.kineticmind said::lol:Wolfram said:I cant believe that nobody has posted this yet. What does your lease say?
And why is this in the off-topic political forum?
Anyone here surprised that AV8R is confused?? :cantsay:
That question has already been asked multiple times before your post.Wolfram said:I cant believe that nobody has posted this yet. What does your lease say?
Pretty sure it was a rhetorical question. :righton:Suburbbus said:That question has already been asked multiple times before your post.Wolfram said:I cant believe that nobody has posted this yet. What does your lease say?