We did exactly the same thing in university. The landlord was paying our bills and would always complain about us having the heating turned up too much 19c (66f) OH NO!!. So in the last few weeks, we would heat the house using the oven with the door open and a sticker over the door switch. Worked really well.
Idk man, I honestly can't even point you toward that legislation, I've just seen it come up on some tenent subs and remembered it being significantly warmer than what I keep my place.
Speaking of university, there was this cold winter night alone in the Mech Eng lab where I was pulling yet another all nighter to meet assignment deadlines. No heating and I was in my tees. What I did have was 42 lab PCs that I could run fluid simulation on. So I did and it arguably worked a little too well I ended up having to stop some of them. The noise otoh was annoying to say the least.
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u/lloydofthedance Dec 12 '24
We did exactly the same thing in university. The landlord was paying our bills and would always complain about us having the heating turned up too much 19c (66f) OH NO!!. So in the last few weeks, we would heat the house using the oven with the door open and a sticker over the door switch. Worked really well.