Who is responsible for a broken toilet in the rented house

This is also needless to ask, the house is rented to you, that is to say, all the facilities in the room are rented to you, this thing is good before renting, then you should not return it to others intact when you check out, and it has nothing to do with whether you use it or not

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If it is broken before you move in, the landlord should be responsible, and if it is broken during your rental, the tenant will bear it.

I'm also renting, and I think that if the furniture is old, it should be discounted, but there is no guideline for how much it will cost. It stands to reason that good furniture for you is just old and you break it, even if you are the last straw, you break it. Your responsibility is definitely more than 50%, I think it's 80%. >>>More

Major repairs to the house belong to the landlord, and small things like clogged toilets should be the responsibility of the tenants.