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⌈ Secret Post #3531 ⌋

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Re: is it worth calling maintenance

[(Anonymous)]

Call maintenance, OP. Don't be like me.

I thought I was the only one not getting much hot water in my shower. I attributed it to it being cold outside and the pipes are freezing. Then that everyone else in the building must have used up the hot water (it happened when I lived with my family of four, so with twenty tenants in the building, it made sense to me). So I ended up polar bearing for the better part of a year.

Then we got a new property manager, and come to find out, the previous maintenance people set the water heater's temperature too low and everyone in the building wasn't getting hot water in their showers. And by that I mean, getting maybe five minutes of lukewarm water, then virtually all cold. The current maintenance guys are awesome, though, and the day after, I had my first hot shower. Now it's harder to get cool water than warm, which is fine by me.