35 degrees indoor temp in my attic flat, booked a hotel…
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35 degrees indoor temp in my attic flat, booked a hotel room
Hi,
So today my attic flat went up to 35 degrees. It's basically always taking on the same temperature as is outside. I tried various methods... windows closed, everything darkened with curtains, windows opened and creating a draft. And checked the thermostat. No relief - if anything, keeping the windows open with the draft is the best way to go, because it heats up even more when everything is closed. I had to go to a hotel now, until Sunday (180 euros) as I started feeling dizzy and exhausted.
It's an old building (100 years old) and 4th floor. I'm new in the flat so I don't necessarily want to start a big confrontation with my landlord etc. However I'm also a bit concerned because whenever it's more than 28 degrees, the flat becomes quite uncomfortable, especially when it is several days with heat at once.
Any tips / advice / insight / opinions?
What can I do?
I'm just worried about the quality of the flat in general and what to expect long-term. For those who live in the attic too, what indoor temp do you currently have? Thanks for sharing
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Hi,
So today my attic flat went up to 35 degrees. It's basically always taking on the same temperature as is outside. I tried various methods... windows closed, everything darkened with curtains, windows opened and creating a draft. And checked the thermostat. No relief - if anything, keeping the windows open with the draft is the best way to go, because it heats up even more when everything is closed. I had to go to a hotel now, until Sunday (180 euros) as I started feeling dizzy and exhausted.
It's an old building (100 years old) and 4th floor. I'm new in the flat so I don't necessarily want to start a big confrontation with my landlord etc. However I'm also a bit concerned because whenever it's more than 28 degrees, the flat becomes quite uncomfortable, especially when it is several days with heat at once.
Any tips / advice / insight / opinions?
What can I do?
I'm just worried about the quality of the flat in general and what to expect long-term. For those who live in the attic too, what indoor temp do you currently have? Thanks for sharing
#local
source
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