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Anonymous users2024-01-24Call the landlord to be responsible, of course, you can also pay for it yourself to find someone to repair.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The landlord should be responsible for repairs and compensation. If it is due to other responsible parties, the landlord can recover from the responsible party.
If it is a leak caused by the tenant's responsibility (such as unreasonable use or direct damage, etc.), the tenant shall bear the responsibility for maintenance and compensation; If it is not caused by the tenant, the landlord can recover from the construction unit due to the quality problems that occur during the construction quality warranty period of the decoration and decoration construction party.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22What are you looking for someone to do with the landlord yourself.
The landlord didn't block it when it handed it over to you. >>>More
It doesn't cost you anything to dredge it yourself, the key is that you will? And do you have the tools? Do you have the tools to stand the smell?
If the toilet is clogged, don't flush it at that time, it will only become more and more troublesome, and if it is generally a paper towel, it is best to let it soak for a while, and then flush it with a large bucket of water. >>>More
How can it be so expensive to dismantle the toilet, bluff you. You call the landlord, normally he will solve these things for you, if he still wants you so much money, you will find a dark and windy night to run away...
Just find a toilet, just the sewer, it's blocked, and someone upstairs must have thrown toilet paper, sanitary napkins, condoms, and cigarette butts into the urinal! I don't admit it when I find someone upstairs, so it's best to spend some money to find a solution to the toilet drain by myself! If that's the case, it's time to talk to the people upstairs!