
and I'm more than a little frustrated. That's right, that is the carpet and pad in my living room pulled up because it is soaked. When I push my finger into the pad water squirts out. The neighbors (with whom we share a wall) are remodeling and apparently have a leaking something in the bathroom. So what do I get as a thank you for letting them know they have a problem? Yes, you are correct, all their water. Okay, I only knew they had a problem after I discovered my carpet was wet, but who cares about a timeline?
Anyway, I wasn't too upset about it last night because, after all, these things do happen and I'm not the one paying for repairs (the joy of renting), but after listening to fans night and day, rearranging the filthy pad and carpet backing to get optimal air flow and enduring the smell that has taken over our house, I am quickly losing my patience. In one way I'm counting the seconds until I get to leave this mess behind but in another I realize this needs to get taken care of in less than 48 hours because if it's not, nothing will happen for two weeks--other than, of course, a dirty, musty stink penetrating every single thing I own.
One final little rant: who pays for the electricity to run those stupid fans 24/7 as we try to salvage worn, stinky carpet? Oh yeah, that would be me. Have a nice day!
3 comments:
You poor dear. That just sucks. Umm...Merry Christmas?!
Well, legally they have to have it taken care of in a REASONABLE time frame. 2 weeks is not reasonable. I would demand new carpet as well. Even after they take care of the leak, the carpet is still gonna stink. What a pain in the butt!!
We had raccoon issues in our last apt. They lived in our walls and under the bathtub and kept us up all night. By the time we moved, a female had actually nested in the ceiling just above the bathroom and we could hear little baby raccoons scurrying around. SOOOO annoying. I will never go back to apartment living again.
Oh I do enjoy a good rant :) I hope everything works out for ya!!
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