There was no one living in the house, and when I got home, I found a dead pigeon in gray and black o

As long as it's your own home, of course it's okay, and it's a house that no one lives in, no matter who you don't care, the key is that there is no need to care.

If you do what you say, it should be caused by overvoltage. You should be using the DZ4732A switch. I don't know what brand it is. But if the voltage exceeds 240, it will jump. The electricity consumption during the day is small, the voltage drop is small, and the temporary electricity is unstable.

The house you just bought, if you have been transferred to your name or you have signed a contract, the house is yours, if the balcony floor is not waterproof and leaks downstairs, you should pay, after all, it is now your house, and the person who sold the house will not be responsible.

I don't think so, the dormitory management of the university will not manage some of the students' private affairs too much, such as before the holiday, the dormitory aunt will walk around the door of each dormitory at most, and then see if the door of the student dormitory is locked, as for the balcony door inside, they generally will not go in to see if your balcony door is locked.

I think it's too much.