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originally posted by: DBCowboy
a reply to: KTemplar
I would go the mature and responsible route.
1.) Kill them and bury their bodies in some shallow graves in the woods.
2.) Or you could talk to the apartment management and file a complaint.
But I'd go for the first option. It's the only way to be sure.
originally posted by: lordcomac
If that white stuff is grease, think twice about putting it in the wash.
You may have just found the liquid version of glitter- you can only spread it.
I'm currently renting for the first time in my life, and I must say, it's quite miserable dealing with landlords and the kinds of people they happily let into your life.
originally posted by: KTemplar
originally posted by: lordcomac
If that white stuff is grease, think twice about putting it in the wash.
You may have just found the liquid version of glitter- you can only spread it.
I'm currently renting for the first time in my life, and I must say, it's quite miserable dealing with landlords and the kinds of people they happily let into your life.
Hoping it's not caulking
originally posted by: lordcomac
originally posted by: KTemplar
originally posted by: lordcomac
If that white stuff is grease, think twice about putting it in the wash.
You may have just found the liquid version of glitter- you can only spread it.
I'm currently renting for the first time in my life, and I must say, it's quite miserable dealing with landlords and the kinds of people they happily let into your life.
Hoping it's not caulking
Caulking would be fine- it dries, and can be picked off.
What you need to be worried about is "white moly grease" - commonly used by people who use tools for a living, but probably less so by the kinds of people installing windows and the like.
It's like liquid glitter- if you put it in the wash, it'll taint the machine and anything that goes into that machine will come out with grease on it.
For months.
originally posted by: lordcomac
originally posted by: KTemplar
a reply to: KTemplar
It's 4:36 they are still here, how long does it take to paint a door?
Painting a door, from experience, takes 10-15 minutes with a roller in one hand and a brush in the other.
Door trim, on the other hand, can take an hour....
originally posted by: mericks74
a reply to: KTemplar
I guarantee they: speak more English they let on and: probably use that to speak behind other people's backs..
:/
originally posted by: NarcolepticBuddha
a reply to: KTemplar
Here's a hint. Their boss ain't care. Boss used to do it too.
originally posted by: BlueJacket
a reply to: KTemplar
Quite some time...if theyre being paid by the hour Im afraid.
The white# is gypsum/drywall dust Im willing to bet