??? As he is renting, why go back at all? Seems the way to fix a health problem in a rental property is to move out. And, beg your landlord to take you to court.
William Robb wrote: > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "frank theriault" > Subject: OT - GFM - Really Bad News > > >> I've gotta bail for this year. >> >> I'm having issues with my apartment which have already cost me a fair >> amount of money, and may cost me lots more. I've got lots of mould >> that's been incubating and growing in dark corners and needs to be >> cleaned. My girlfriend, who's quite allergic to the stuff has become >> rather ill with it, so I've had to pay for an assessment (to find out >> which kinds of mould it is, so she can be treated), and now it looks >> like I'll have to pay a professional to clean it. >> >> In the meanwhile, I've got a landlord who doesn't want to pay for >> anything, but I couldn't wait for their approval because there's some >> urgency to getting this process completed. >> > > Damn. I was looking forward to seeing you. > If its black mould, get the hell out of there now, and don't go back until > the place is stripped back to the frame, cleaned, dried reinsulated and > reboarded. > The stuff really is that dangerous, but any mould can cause pretty serious > reactions to people prone to allergies. > If you get any flack from your landlord, get in touch with your local public > health office and have them come out and do an inspection. > > William Robb > > -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
