I am currently living in an extremely damp flat ... So any advice?
and people were saying it wasn't a big deal.....
You may need to look at your lifestyle before `prosecuting’ your case – as you don’t want to be facing `counterclaims’ as well as a `defence.’ Consider - the landlord may argue there was no problem until you arrived.
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Fair play to you for coming back and admitting you were wrongLOL yes I wholeheartedly apologise! That's f'd up!
Although take what Cara says on board, landlords are b'tards at the best of times, he may turn it around and say you caused damage to his property.
God that's awful though mate, bloody hell. I've seen better living conditions in shanty towns!
Hmmmm, I really doubt you could get things to be that mouldy if you sprayed the whole house with a hose once a week......
Yes, may I have two slices of humble pie?
Did you not see it was bad before you moved in though? Maybe it's something you're doing to cause it i.e hanging washing inside house with no windows open, showering with no window open and door closed (this caused bad mould issues in my home as I didn't have an extractor fan, now got an inline centrifugal and no steam yay!), etc
Are the windows single glazed? The walls really thin? Any loft insulation?
You can post on various forums telling people to avoid this landlord, but I would seek some professional advice as to how to handle it. You may be better off forgetting it but consult someone first.
we had a shower room iwht no ventilation all year last year, all we got was pinking on tiles. easily removed with bleach. for a comparison
its clearly from behind. nothing one person could do in a year could cause that could it?
I might move back in withthe rents until I can find somewhere else, this place is going to kill me!
aDSFGWETFRGwdfASDFthere is mold on the walls that when you wip off, pretty much comes straight back.
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can we assume he is not stupid enouth not to use a disenfectant?