Flooded House In Ohio

[Shanahan]

Sunday morning (October 13, 2007) Our bathroom over flowed into my condo. <br />
I really could not change the water down since the button behind the bathroom was rusty moments before I eventually got the button to move and switched off the water. Obviously, regions of my rug were soaked with filthy bathroom <br />
water. I named preservation instantly, however the crisis maintenance guy <br />
Lifestyles more than 45 minutes away and he did not arrive here till 3.5 hours following the <br />
Event occurred (therefore the water within the toilet had released in to the rug <br />
by now). He introduced a vaccuum and got about 2 gallons of water out-of <br />
the rug. He attempted to inform us he first got it all also it was clear water. The <br />
water was almost dark and two hours later I hired a rug cleaner and <br />
Drew up about another 3 gallons of water (I would calculate it had been about 20 <br />
gallons total that built in to the rug.) It's today 4 nights later and also the <br />
Rug continues to be moist and damp smelling. The one thing the landlord is <br />
Providing to complete is provide us a lover. Do they've to displace the rug? <br />
Is not this some kind of wellness rule breach? I would believe we will get ill <br />
after weeks of residing in this germs/wet/filthy rug...

[Chasud]

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Try composing a notice for your landlord and hand-deliver it to him declaring that which you observe and odor. Attempt to use him within the next couple times and maintain him conscious of what-you're coping with such as for instance, "rug continues to be saturated wet and there's a damp kind smell". Take the lover and something he implies. I understand you will be lured to consult him to displace the rug but attempt to allow him choose exactly what the result is likely to be. Be considered a polite and persistent squeeky wheel!