Neighbour is using my rotary washing line!!!

PasturesNew

When you own a place you have access to knowing what's what. If there are people renting, then you're never told a thing when you're a renter... nothing. I lived in a small block of flats where the four ground floor ones had 1/4 each of the garden and upstairs had nothing.... it was also written into my tenancy agreement that I was not allowed to hang washing outside.... and one day I looked outside and an upstairs neighbour had put up his own line in my garden and had hung out all his washing.

It's a tricky one as they simply might not know.

savemoney

Its not worth getting worked up about if they wasn't aware of the full facts. As I said dont go in all guns blazing you soon get folks backs up and they can make life hell if its wrong type of person.

stamina9008 wrote: »

Im considering what you said, if i just left it outside...yeah, maybe..
But, what if he knows its mine, im gonna look like a right joke.

stamina9008

Today my line, tomorrow my Guitar, then my Car and my TV..

PasturesNew

Can you draw him a map of all the areas, marking on it the spaces that are owned, giving the door numbers, and showing the communal bit? He'd like that....

Sambucus_Nigra

stamina9008 wrote: »

Today my line, tomorrow my Guitar, then my Car and my TV..

Well, to be fair - unless the guitar, car keys and tv are all kept in the communal area, probably not.

stamina9008

Ok, so should i just leave the line up for people to use?
Id do that if its what you all think is best...
What would you say?

Sambucus_Nigra

stamina9008 wrote: »

Ok, so should i just leave the line up for people to use?
Id do that if its what you all think its best...
What would you say?

Hi, that's my line but you are welcome to use it until you get your own. In return, I might need you to water some plants/change a washer for me some day - you never know. *smile

stamina9008

Or should i just leave it?
I really dont care to be honest, i dont use it for drying anymore anyway.
I just felt momentarily violated, thats all..lol

KateLiana27

If it interferes with your everyday life (ie if you need it to dry your own clothes on), bring it in when not in use.

If it doesn't actually make any difference to you, let him get on with it.

paulwellerfan

oh for gods sake get a life.
if you dont use it , let some one else use it
then in the future if you need your plants watering point it out.
there is truly more to life than this !!!!


by the way op how old are you?
is this your first property?