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I think that’s hurting other residents more than it hurts the landlord, but I don’t engage in rent-seeking behavior so I can’t be sure.
Depends a lot on the housing setup. When I was renting it was the landlords problem.
Yeah, but if it backs up any other resident’s plumbing, you’re 100% being a negligent asshole, even if its the same landlord and its their responsibility to fix it.
Yeah. And if your landlord is a slumlord or is trying to kick everyone out, they aren’t going to care about the maintenance of other units.
Godspeed brave soldier
It mostly just turns a landlord into a slumlord and gets you into homelessness with a summary judgement in a civil case for damages.
yep I’ve seen plumbers talk about how they can and have proven this shit for court
Don’t do that. It blocks sewage pipes under the city and makes water treatment expensive.
Make the landlord pay for it
Your neighbors will pay for it. The poorest ones, those who can’t afford a lawyer
It’s hot grease, not oil. Oil won’t solidify in the pipes.
The laminate titles in my place were put down with the peel+stick adhesive without any additional adhesive. They also used normal grout instead of glue caulk grout or something. All of that said, they’re coming up. Fortunately, I have a hot glue gun.
Thought the last frame was going to be pouring the hot oil on the landlord. I guess this is fine, too.