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It's Germany, livable space has to be at least 20 degrees Celsius(68F). He has summer blankets in the room with spare blankets and tries to charge 1.5 Euro per
by rjzzleep 8y ago
It's Germany, livable space has to be at least 20 degrees Celsius(68F).
He has summer blankets in the room with spare blankets and tries to charge 1.5 Euro per extra blanket.
- pbhjpbhj 8y agoIs that limit applicable domestically - like would children be able to enforce it against a carer/parent. Or does it only apply to commercial arrangements? Do you get to demand 20degC at work? 20degC is a bit hot for my liking, 18 degC as a minimum, perhaps - one should expect to wear a jumper in Winter.
- detaro 8y ago> Do you get to demand 20degC at work? Yes, if it's office work or other work without physical activity. Limits are lower for more active work. (and of course special rules exist for environments where working in cooler/cooled rooms is required)
- anc84 8y agoAre you refering to the obligations of long-term rental landlords? I don't see that having much legal relevance to short-term rent like Airbnb.