In my lease, I had a clause to properly dispose of my used tampons.
I asked why and apparently my landlord had a tenant that caused $50,000 of damage because she threw her used tampons into the cabinet under the sink. She rented the apartment for years and there were 3+ years worth of used, bloody tampons in there.
The, uh, blood caused a bunch of damage akin to water damage to the bathroom. The floor under the cabinet was rotted through. From bloody tampon storage.
salty-MA-student
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Dicie 4 year s ago
#16 Has anybody worked with a pallet jack and not ridden it like a scooter?
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Daniel 4 year s ago
Dicie, fairly confident it's against the law to not ride it like a scooter, specially if your warehouse is split level with ramps.
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Gee 4 year s ago
#8 how would discarded tampons under a sink cause $50k damage?
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Jennet 4 year s ago
Gee,
I take it you have never had to replace the walls,floor, cabinets, and fixtures of a bathroom after mold damage.
50 grand easy.
I take it you have never had to replace the walls,floor, cabinets, and fixtures of a bathroom after mold damage.
50 grand easy.
I take it you have never had to replace the walls,floor, cabinets, and fixtures of a bathroom after mold damage.
50 grand easy.