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Anonymous users2024-01-24Hehe. This kind of thing really makes people unbelievable that it was struck by lightning. It's hard to believe.
Even if it was really struck by lightning and there was no way to collect evidence, it would be untenable to say it, and no one would believe that it was struck by lightning. This can only be unlucky. It can only be said that I bought a new toilet and put it on.
If you say that you buy it again and the landlord still makes you lose money, then you can't say it
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Anonymous users2024-01-23There's only one way! Find a lawyer! Of course, there must be sufficient evidence to prove that the toilet was split into pieces by lightning, in which case the landlord will have nothing to say, and maybe he will compensate you for mental damages, otherwise we can't do anything.
are responsible, but if it weren't for the property management to turn off the water in time, maybe your floor would be much worse, he didn't notify you in time, why are you so careless in the house, the property may have forgotten, but I don't think the responsibility of the property is big, you have to change the floor yourself.
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It can be easily removed with diluted acid or alkali, buy it in a chemical store, and don't prepare a good toilet cleaning product, which is not enough.
Find a family member to block them at the door and then call the police.
If you are away from home for a few months, the furniture is moldy, which means that the room is very damp.