<human>: Can you provide a brief rundown of the text in within 3 sentences?

This isn't one big event, but a lot of small events that keep happening to me. Unless something **major** happens (such as loss of heat or electricity, which has happened), my landlord and maintenance guy shrug off every problem I have.

Old Example: The coat closet smelled like cat, and the wall was soggy - they found mold in the wall and replaced it (weeks after they said they would - and didn't set the carpet back down at all), but blamed the cat smell on me. I don't own a damn cat and now all my coats smell like cat and cat litter.

Recently with winter, I've noticed that with my heat turned all the way up (to 80) I can only get the apartment to as high as 62 degrees Fahrenheit (electric baseboard heat). I went around and blocked or fixed all the sources of heat loss I could find (ex: covered the AC unit) but one morning I find out that one of my windows is completely iced up on the inside, and when the sun comes up the ice melts all over my floor. The apartment is lofted and the window in question is high up and unreachable. Apparently this has been happening every day while I'm at work, because the wall under the window is soggy and I can feel a draft (probably where I'm losing heat). The maintenance guy just came and told me it was no problem and that he'd do nothing about it.

Is there some legal action I can take?
<bot>: Losing heat from a window in winter. Window frost melts and runs down the wall onto the carpet, possibly molding the wall on the inside. Maintenance will do nothing about it.