Neighbour was using my rotary washing line!!

stamina9008

Its kind of shared, although ive been told that certain patches belong to certain flats, but its not clear cut and the person that told me that is the gossip person of the block, so...

Im really stuck on this one..

stamina9008

But, to answer your question..

Their is no reason why they couldnt buy their own line and put it in the garden.

Okydoky25

Think it's nice you've had a change of heart but agree my 1st thought was they can always buy their own?

BertieUK

Is your rotary washing line free standing? or the usual pipe in the ground.



BobUK

stamina9008

BertieUK wrote: »

Is your rotary washing line free standing? or the usual pipe in the ground.



BobUK

Pipe in the ground bert, which (as you know) just slides out.

BertieUK

What do your other neighbour do? Do they each have their own rotary line?

I think I would offer to share it with your upstairs neighbour until they get one of their own.

BobUK

stamina9008

BertieUK wrote: »

What do your other neighbour do? Do they each have their own rotary line?

I think I would offer to share it with your upstairs neighbour until they get one of their own.

BobUK

Their is only my rotary line and one other, the ppl in question are between both of the lines, they just happened to choose my one..
I dont know how my upstairs neighbour dries his clothes...
Nor my adjacent neighbour..
Food for thought, maybe they have tumble dryer, but my kitchen has been fitted in a way that wont allow for a both a washing machine and tumble dryer, ive only got the washing machine..

Im starting to lean towards leaving it now..

stamina9008

BertieUK wrote: »

What do your other neighbour do? Do they each have their own rotary line?

I think I would offer to share it with your upstairs neighbour until they get one of their own.

BobUK

Oh no, just understood...forgive me, lack of sleep..

They are not above me, they are next to me but in the other block..
They have a different entrance to their block.

BertieUK

Yes I think that would be a first move, but go and introduce yourself to your neighbour and at least break the ice in an issue that you dont want to become an awkward situation.

Go on and give it a try.

BobUK

stamina9008

BertieUK wrote: »

Yes I think that would be a first move, but go and introduce yourself to your neighbour and at least break the ice in an issue that you dont want to become an awkward situation.

Go on and give it a try.

BobUK

LOL

This is getting funny now, bert, he wouldnt reply at the door so i wrote a note that read.

Hiya,

I live next to you at number ** and my name is ******, you're welcome to use my washing line anytime you want.

******


Thats ok isnt it?