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Anonymous users2024-01-24Call the after-sales service provider of toilets and lamps, if it is a miscellaneous brand, then forget it, find the landlord to put it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Looking for a landlord!! God!!!
The landlord won't care, if he really doesn't care, either go it alone or find a repairman himself!!
Yes, as long as the hardware facilities of the rented house are not damaged by improper use, the landlord has the obligation to repair them.
If it's not used properly, you're going to get it. So what you have to do is that the problem is an external problem such as excessive water pressure, or the quality of the faucet itself, or a problem of disrepair. Quite simply, it is who is responsible for the problem and who is responsible.
There is no evidence that anything is in vain, so this time I can only admit it, next time I take the money well, if not, I will use my mobile phone to remember the wallet and take a picture of the big banknote number, and there will be a reference in the future, in fact, there is not much need for this.
The house is rented, and I'm about to move in, the bathroom is facing the bedroom door, what to do, it's not that I'm superstitious, I don't feel very lucky, what to do, help me——— nothing more than a screen in the middle, a screen seal.
Tear it away, gods are all man-made, I don't see what gods dare to come to trouble.