how to turn on my heater

Semple said:
Wow really? They're certainly not that strict these days. Did you not have an oven/grill? - those have heating elements in them.

Had no problems with a kettle in ours.

In fact i think the only thing that was prohibited was candles. - which is to be expected as a naked flame is much easier to catch stuff on fire.
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This wasn’t long ago - in the past 6 years.

No oven/grill in the room, only shared kitchens.
 
Semple said:
Wow really? They're certainly not that strict these days. Did you not have an oven/grill? - those have heating elements in them.
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This is the standard modern student dorm setup presumably - one hall with 8 bedrooms, and a large shared kitchen at the end. Repeat pattern every floor, sometimes 2x per floor. It's a basically generic layout that I've seen in universities around the country. We're not talking about sharing a flat, it's a purpose built accommodation. Think hotel with one kitchen attached per corridor.
 
LuckyBenski said:
This is the standard modern student dorm setup presumably - one hall with 8 bedrooms, and a large shared kitchen at the end. Repeat pattern every floor, sometimes 2x per floor. It's a basically generic layout that I've seen in universities around the country. We're not talking about sharing a flat, it's a purpose built accommodation. Think hotel with one kitchen attached per corridor.
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Yes...

I had a flat with Unite Students, it was a 5 bedroom flat with a shared kitchen. The inspection basically consisted of someone poking their head round the door.
 
bszp said:
How so? they did something against the law?
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How are other residents finding it? Are they complaining about it being cold?

Buy a thermometer and take some readings to see how cold it gets, something like this (https://www.amazon.co.uk/Govee-Thermometer-Hygrometer-Temperature-Greenhouse/dp/B086YYL439) is ideal as the app shows you the temp over hours / days so you can see if it dips over night.

If the room is cold then complain about the inadequate heating. I mean you can just complain anyway without temp readings but its harder to dismiss if you have proof.

Edit: That switchbot is awesome, use that :D
 
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