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Thousands of babies and toddlers falling sick from damp homes in Britain, NHS doctor warns
(www.theguardian.com)
this post was submitted on 12 Nov 2023
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Reported a window in my daughter's room that had the seal (the black thing that goes between the glass and the plastic) because it's literally falling out in multiple places.
Absolutely nothing has been done about it. Don't get me started on the broken radiator in my son's room. It just doesn't warm up.
So yeah. They don't give a shit unless it's a legal issue for them, and even then they're just as likely to remove the tenants and find someone more.... willing to overlook the issue.
Guess I'll submit more tickets this morning..
Rad is either bleed or new thermostat. £20 max for the fix.