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John Galt6 to MrIcehouse

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2012-Dec-26 1:03 am

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Re: Should we let the tenant move back in after the fire?

said by MrIcehouse:

Sorry, but you should be ashamed renting that place out, all of that is out of code and wouldn't pass here. Do you still have knob and tube with the ungrounded outlets?

Just because those things are 'out of code' in your area doens't make them out of code in the OPs area.

Climb down off your high-horse...
actions · 2012-Dec-26 1:03 am ·
MrIcehouse
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2012-Dec-26 7:55 am

"Just because those things are 'out of code' in your area doesn't make them out of code in the OPs area."

Not on my high horse.

I wouldn't feel right for the safety of anyone living in that unit, ungrounded wires, fuse box, code or not those 2 things are a fire trap, she already found another issue and set the place on fire.
actions · 2012-Dec-26 7:55 am ·
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