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Anonymous users2024-01-23Whether he's a splash B or not is a trivial matter, what you need now is to buy a-sucking puff.
And what did you throw into it? Except for and urine, it's something that can block it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22This depends on whether you have an agreement when you rent a house, who will repair it, if there is no regulation, it is generally who repairs the house. You can see what the blockage is caused by, if you are a floor, the main pipe is blocked, then you can find the upstairs residents to bear the cost, if the pipe in your home is blocked, it is the reason for your own use, then you have to bear it yourself.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Landlord 2B, don't be like this kind of person, you buy a toilet uncrusher, it's OK.
I'm afraid that this question is only known to your husband and the woman who squatted in the pit, and no one else can know. >>>More
You can find someone to customize the shelf and put the washing machine on it to raise it.
It is recommended to use thermal insulation materials with high fire rating, and ordinary mineral rock wool is a material often used in indoor ceilings on the market, and Class A is fireproof. The price is also not too high. Hope it helps!
In fact, if there is a mutual responsibility written in the rental agreement during the rental contract, you can directly tell the landlord to let him change it. But if it is not specified, you can coordinate with him that he is responsible for the maintenance or you can use the corresponding rent after repairing.
Buy a cat scratching board for the cat.
I'm also renting a house. >>>More