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Anonymous users2024-01-24This mainly depends on how you negotiated at the time? If I agreed to pay a fee, I could collect it properly, and if there was no agreement, I could negotiate a certain storage fee.
If you don't use the general color change little, clean it up and restore it.
Yes, you can move as much as you want.
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No, the three brothers are pretty good, putting carbon carving, orange peel ......, remember to ventilate, raise some pothos, spider plants and other flowers at home.
If consumers and merchants have differences of opinion on product quality and request testing, it is best to intervene through mediation by arbitration institutions, consumer association departments or industrial and commercial departments, issue a testing entrustment letter recognized by both merchants and consumers, and submit for testing under the condition that both parties reach a consensus, so as to avoid the situation that consumers unilaterally submit for testing, but the merchants do not recognize the test results. In addition, according to the current standard requirements, the thickness and material of different plates are different, and the proportion of test samples taken for each plate is different, which needs to be disassembled one by one. Generally speaking, the dismantled furniture is basically unusable, and consumers should be psychologically prepared for this.
It depends on what the smell is, 1. Some precious furniture materials themselves have some fragrance, this smell is no problem 2, if it is the smell of new furniture just bought, it is the smell of formaldehyde must be toxic, 3, it is the furniture feet with water soaked in water for a long time, resulting in rotten and mildew furniture materials, even if it is not toxic, the smell is not good, just move the furniture to dry in the vent.