If you rent a house, the landlord rents you the house when his appliances and furniture are good

Most of them are given by the landlord, except for man-made damage or contractually agreed.

This is done according to the contract, and if there is no contract, you can only negotiate with the landlord. Because it is the house you rent, you are the first person responsible.

If the landlord's appliances are not broken when you use them, you should pay for them yourself.

If the rent includes household appliances, then it should be given by the landlord, just like when you live in a hotel, you can't ask the guest to fix it yourself!

I think each of them should have a part of it, which was originally the landlord's, but it did break during the period of your use.

You give, because it is you who are using, and if it is broken, you must repair.

The first time it broke should be the landlord who paid for the repair.

You, I think it's half a family. The tool water heater and air conditioner were rented and had to be paid for every month.

If you spend it, you will pay for it, and if it is rotten, the landlord will pay for it.

You must have a contract when you rent a house, and you must have done things according to the contract.

You use the bad one, of course, you give money.

According to common sense, it should be you who give, after all, you are using it!

There must be electrical appliances, but the life span is hard to say. It is more reasonable to ask for one person and half.

The landlord gives it, if that's what you break, it's you who give.

It depends on the situation, if you break it, of course you will pay, if you don't get it, for example, when the life of the air conditioner is reached, then you don't have to pay, that is to say, you will pay for man-made, and the landlord for non-man-made people will pay.

If the responsibility cannot be confirmed, it will be half for one person.

If you break it, you will give it, not if you break it, you will ask the landlord to give it.