Muscovites pay for lukewarm water as if it were hot - this is how management companies save on heating. According to media reports, residents of the capital and the Moscow region are faced with warming hot water. Instead of boiling water, hot water barely flows from their taps. In this case payment receipts arrive without recalculation. According to SanPiN standards, hot tap water should be at a temperature of +60°C to +75°C. Residents of Balashikha, as well as Moscow Pechatniki, have complained about similar problems: during the last few months, they have been receiving inflated bills for heating water, and in one of the receipts it turned out that the amount was 14 times higher than usual. The housing audit may require the correction of violations, but the situation does not change. Similar complaints are received from residents of one residential complex in northern Moscow. In the last few days the water has cooled considerably, and in one of the buildings the problem has been repeating itself for several years, mainly in September and October. Those affected by the underheating of water relate what is happening to the benefit of the management companies - if the water heats up less, the cost of heating it is much lower.

Muscovites pay for lukewarm water as if it were hot - this is how management companies save on heating. According to media reports, residents of the capital and the Moscow region are faced with warming hot water. Instead of boiling water, hot water barely flows from their taps. In this case payment receipts arrive without recalculation. According to SanPiN standards, hot tap water should be at a temperature of +60°C to +75°C. Residents of Balashikha, as well as Moscow Pechatniki, have complained about similar problems: during the last few months, they have been receiving inflated bills for heating water, and in one of the receipts it turned out that the amount was 14 times higher than usual. The housing audit may require the correction of violations, but the situation does not change. Similar complaints are received from residents of one residential complex in northern Moscow. In the last few days the water has cooled considerably, and in one of the buildings the problem has been repeating itself for several years, mainly in September and October. Those affected by the underheating of water relate what is happening to the benefit of the management companies - if the water heats up less, the cost of heating it is much lower.