Tenants Broken Oven

ruggedtoast

DirtyDick wrote: »

That sounds awful. They sound awful. Are they kept in a zoo?

I wish.

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silk_2

I'm both entertained and horrified by this, being a landlady myself.

Thankfully I have a pretty good tennant, she doesn't cause me any hassles at all.

I think it's ridiculous of them to ask this, the only time they'd even have a leg to stand on is if it'd been weeks and they needed the oven (in which case do as others have said and get one of those on the counter jobbies).

They'll only eat chicken nuggets indeed. What is the world coming to.

split_second

if ever i needed a reminder of why i left the government rent a room scheme...........

my story was similar, washing machine broke, lodger kicked off, it was repaired within 3 hours, she kicked off because it was a sunday the repair was being done on (same day it broke) and moved out within a week

DirtyDick

ruggedtoast wrote: »

I wish.

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Watching them swing from tyres and fling their !!!! at each other...

paddyrg

Get a

Less than £30 in Birmingham when i got one a year ago. Then take it home and enjoy it - they're great :-)

immoral_angeluk

A good time to teach their kids about healthy eating...

tbs624

Sammy85 wrote: »

They've been in 18 months and are generally quiet and pay their rent on time.

...so, generally, "good" Ts? That ought to count for something, even if their dining/cooking habits are limited.

Perhaps you could confirm that the parts should be available & fitted within 48/72 hours but say that if there should be further delays then of course you'll have a further chat with them.

hotpot1000

my mum shallow fries nuggets in a frying pan

KateLiana27

I would have laughed and assumed they were joking.

I can't believe you would even consider this your responsibility as a landlord.