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Brooklyn renters who haven't had heat or hot water for two years #shorts
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February 11, 2026
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1:17Now PlayingAfter arriving home from the arctic cold outside, Karlyn Murphy boils water on her stove, soaking her feet in blissful warmth.
For more than two years, her Brooklyn building has had sporadic heat and hot water — but the suffering has reached a new level of intensity with the recent polar chill.
The water ranges from tepid to icy. “Those of us who don’t have a gym membership for showering, or a friend nearby, resort to boiling water,” Murphy told The Post. One neighbor spends an hour each day heating water for bathing her two tots. Others stay at hotels.
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