Jammed bedroom window

Viberduo

Just managed to close it by giving it a little more force, the actual mechanism is jammed but still closes.

Do you think I should tell agency on Monday anyway

pyueck

Viberduo wrote: »

Just managed to close it by giving it a little more force, the actual mechanism is jammed but still closes.

Do you think I should tell agency on Monday anyway

It should open and close with less force therefore in my opinion get the agency to take a look. Glad you got it sorted.

misspickle_2

pyueck wrote: »

Personally I think you should try and sleep in the spare room, even with a disturbed sleep and not go on a ladder at night as it may be dangerous. If you do use the ladder I would use it in the morning when light.

Yeah but you never get a good nights kip in the spare room. Ask my ex

Stick to the same room but use extra blankies

misspickle_2

Yes I would still call the agency. You don't want it happening again!

Well done for fixing it :T

Pixie5740

Glad you got the window closed in the end. You do need to regularly open the window to air the room and stop the build up of condensation.

In winter the glass will be cold and you breath out warm air. Warm air can absorb more moisture than cold air. In the process of cooling, at a certain low temperature point – dew point – the air is 100 % saturated with moisture, and condensation occurs. The moisture is released in the form of droplets on cold surfaces, which become wet or moist. It's just physics.