Turning off the water in Russian apartments
18 January 2012
How do I make sure that I find a Russian apartment that gets to keep the hot water in the summer?
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Hi!
Make sure that when you look around it, that there is an electric stand-by boiler of at least 50 litres capacity installed in the flat and that it works OK.
yes, in summer off water about for 10-20 days. i think, hard find apartment with built in electric boiler, if you talk about towns.
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