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"Angela St.Aubin" <bodah@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
news:I3ZCe.2855$je2.361636@news20.bellglobal.com...
> > I live in a very small town, we don't have a health department.
> Maybe I'll call town hall tomorrow and see if they know of the local
> equivalent.
> I'm afraid to do anything to piss the landlords off, i dont want to be
> evicted, or have my rent raised or something.
> i have heard too many horror stories about this sort of thing, and the
laws
> favour landlords, not tenants.
> i wish there was a free service that could come, tell me in writing there
is
> mold, then i could go to the landlord, but they are totally downplaying
> everything.
Well, then if you do not want to have the landlord take care of the problem
and you cannot take care of it, you have reached a dead-end. If you had
several inches of water in the apartment there is no way that it will dry
out and be a satisfactory place to live. I'd be looking for another
apartment, but I am sure you will respond with a reason you cannot or won't.
This thread has reminded me that I misplaced my can of Troll-Be-Gone.
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Re: Smelly apartment after a flood
