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Anonymous users2024-01-24If there is a clear stipulation in the lease, the owner shall provide a house that can be used normally, and if there is any damage, the owner shall be responsible for repairs, and the owner shall bear the loss caused by the house.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Landlord, you are only a renter, not an owner, whose house is in charge.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Landlord, this needs to be said.
If the rubber kick is broken, buy a new one, and the wire is generally ineffective, because there is a backwater bend, so the straight wire can't reach the blockage at all. Just waiting for someone else's idea can't fix your toilet, and a rubber kick won't cost a few bucks! >>>More
It should be the reason for solar energy, there was no water leakage before you installed solar energy, it may be caused by the destruction of waterproofing during installation. >>>More
Absolutely. There is a list of compensation in it, which should be. The amount of compensation is indicated on it.
Just go to the place where you sell bathrooms and buy a general one, which is about 200, and the cheapest one may be cheaper. It's just that it costs water and the surface workmanship is not delicate enough, and it is easy to get dirty, rusty spots and not suitable for cleaning.
I broke the toilet door of the KTV and has left, do you want to pay for it? I don't know how you broke the toilet door when you went to KTV to consume. But you've gone, so don't go with it, the general KTV decoration is very magnificent. >>>More