Who pays to fix clogged toilet?

[Epic Fail]

Two cases:

1) Found nothing during unclogging.
2) Found something the tenant dropped.

 

[Jschmuck2]

Tenant...at least, that's what I've usually had to do.

 

[FoBoT]

Originally posted by: yamadakun
Two cases:

1) Found nothing during unclogging.
2) Found something the tenant dropped.

1- landlord
2- tenant


last time i rented, the pipes had roots growing into them and the landlord paid the roto-rooter guy both times, but told me if they found a barbie doll or whatever that my kids had put down there, then i would have to pay

seemed reasonable to me

 

[OutHouse]

Originally posted by: FoBoT

Originally posted by: yamadakun
Two cases:

1) Found nothing during unclogging.
2) Found something the tenant dropped.

1- landlord
2- tenant


last time i rented, the pipes had roots growing into them and the landlord paid the roto-rooter guy both times, but told me if they found a barbie doll or whatever that my kids had put down there, then i would have to pay

seemed reasonable to me

what he said.

 

[HomeBrewerDude]

Originally posted by: Citrix

Originally posted by: FoBoT

Originally posted by: yamadakun
Two cases:

1) Found nothing during unclogging.
2) Found something the tenant dropped.

1- landlord
2- tenant


last time i rented, the pipes had roots growing into them and the landlord paid the roto-rooter guy both times, but told me if they found a barbie doll or whatever that my kids had put down there, then i would have to pay

seemed reasonable to me

what he said.

Yup. If you break something then you have to pay for it.

 

[Casawi]

Stop clogging toilets. Break your shits into part one and deuce just in case.

 

[waggy]

Originally posted by: FoBoT

Originally posted by: yamadakun
Two cases:

1) Found nothing during unclogging.
2) Found something the tenant dropped.

1- landlord
2- tenant


last time i rented, the pipes had roots growing into them and the landlord paid the roto-rooter guy both times, but told me if they found a barbie doll or whatever that my kids had put down there, then i would have to pay

seemed reasonable to me

yeap sounds fair to me. you clog it you pay for it.

 

[cherrytwist]

Courtesy flush FTW.

 

[yhelothar]

Learn how to use a plunger
There's a special technique that helps clear it up without a huge splash
Make lots of raipid small pumps.

 

[AlienCraft]

Originally posted by: Citrix

Originally posted by: FoBoT

Originally posted by: yamadakun
Two cases:

1) Found nothing during unclogging.
2) Found something the tenant dropped.

1- landlord
2- tenant


last time i rented, the pipes had roots growing into them and the landlord paid the roto-rooter guy both times, but told me if they found a barbie doll or whatever that my kids had put down there, then i would have to pay

seemed reasonable to me

what he said.

Yeah ! What he said.

 

[steppinthrax]

I think in either case you would have a hard time proving. Most landlords don't want to own up to shit.

I remember I was living in an apartment complex and the Oil burner that supplied hot water to all the units had fire shooting out from a rust hole in the side. I noticed this morning. I called the management when I left home and they acted like they didnt' give a shit. Therefore I called the fire marshall and a fire truck came over. They saw the fire shooting out and fined them $500.00 and told them they must replace it. The next day we had a brand new Oil burning water heater.

If the management company was simply nice they would of saved themselves a couple thousand dollars and a public record.

 

[alkemyst]

Regardless if a landlord is responsible or not...if it's something the tenant did directly to cause the problem then the tenant is responsible for reimbursement.

A light burning out is different than the tenant smashing it.

 

[Xavier434]

Originally posted by: steppinthrax
I think in either case you would have a hard time proving. Most landlords don't want to own up to shit.

I remember I was living in an apartment complex and the Oil burner that supplied hot water to all the units had fire shooting out from a rust hole in the side. I noticed this morning. I called the management when I left home and they acted like they didnt' give a shit. Therefore I called the fire marshall and a fire truck came over. They saw the fire shooting out and fined them $500.00 and told them they must replace it. The next day we had a brand new Oil burning water heater.

If the management company was simply nice they would of saved themselves a couple thousand dollars and a public record.

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