... and dust. It's been 10 days and some of my furniture have yet to see the light of day. They are all upholsterd in white or off-white, so you can see my dilemma. With all that dust floating about, there's no way that I would remove them.I have not even taken the plastic off the mattress. Yes, that's right. So I have my sheets on top of it, giving me the extra sound effect of crinkling platic every time I roll over.
The damp walls are drying slowly but surely. So with some luck, thes plastics come off this weekend. Will have to pop a bottle of champagne then.
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U should ask Savio to provide alternative accommodation until the place is ready!
Beast
I can't visualize what the culprit is. A shower faucet?
Beast: There was an offer but actually thot it would all be over sooner. My stuff was already unpacked...
Jonzz: It's actually the pipe supplying the hot water heater.
Oh, good golly Chinkinin, you're living in Hell. Well, unless you're allergic to everything, plastic on stuff would be a dream come true place to live. LOL!
You'll never have to clean furniture again! our you can have a swimming pool party: turn on sprinklers and have girls in bikinis running around!
Annie: Am I really making it seem that bad? No kids. So it's quite easy to cope with these conditions. The furniture may be clean but the plastics sure ain't. Layer of dust on all... Slight hitch with the pool party, no pool. This is India, so the prancing girls will have to be wearing sarees.
Argh! I hate dust, I can't sleep with it, I can't breathe it! If I were you I'd check into a hotel and bill the landlord
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