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davis_squareI know this isn't quite a Davis-themed post, but we live here. Let me know if it's too off-topic.
Long story short: clothes have been getting caught and basically ripped apart in our (aged) dryer that is provided in our apartment.
We finally got our landlord to come out here today and he worked on it for half an hour and claimed that it was all fixed. I ran it with all of our ripped clothes again when I got home from work and three tank tops got caught within ten minutes.
What's the best way to tackle this situation?
We're calling him back to let him know it isn't fixed, but this has been a perpetual problem that he avoids with "schedule" problems and being too "busy" to even return our phone calls.
PS: He doesn't speak very good English and is an old Italian man. This makes it even more difficult to communicate.
PPS: I guess I should add (since it kept coming up in this post in another community) our lease is not something that was written up by the landlord, it's a "MASS Form," or whatever the specific name is for those, so there aren't any building/apartment specific items listed.
Long story short: clothes have been getting caught and basically ripped apart in our (aged) dryer that is provided in our apartment.
We finally got our landlord to come out here today and he worked on it for half an hour and claimed that it was all fixed. I ran it with all of our ripped clothes again when I got home from work and three tank tops got caught within ten minutes.
What's the best way to tackle this situation?
We're calling him back to let him know it isn't fixed, but this has been a perpetual problem that he avoids with "schedule" problems and being too "busy" to even return our phone calls.
PS: He doesn't speak very good English and is an old Italian man. This makes it even more difficult to communicate.
PPS: I guess I should add (since it kept coming up in this post in another community) our lease is not something that was written up by the landlord, it's a "MASS Form," or whatever the specific name is for those, so there aren't any building/apartment specific items listed.
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Date: 2006-11-23 12:03 am (UTC)