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Will ask mate, thanks for the advise.Might be worth asking your neighbours if they have wi-fi and if so could you use it until you're sorted. Won't be brilliant but would solve the immediate problem.
Will ask mate, thanks for the advise.Might be worth asking your neighbours if they have wi-fi and if so could you use it until you're sorted. Won't be brilliant but would solve the immediate problem.
Ask them about Sky aswell mate,Will ask mate, thanks for the advise.
I will ask mate.Haven't got one, but does the cooker have to be electric or is there a gas connection?
No point someone trying to sort an electric cooker if its a gas only job.
Also you'll need a qualified gas engineer or electrician to fit it I think.
Can only speak for where I work (in social housing) but we fit cookers for free as long as they've got the instruction book, to stop people fitting their own.Haven't got one, but does the cooker have to be electric or is there a gas connection?
No point someone trying to sort an electric cooker if its a gas only job.
Also you'll need a qualified gas engineer or electrician to fit it I think.
The flat definitely doesn't come with anything??Cheers mate. As for the list I will try.
1). Sofa
2). Bed
3). Freezer
4). Coocker
5). Washing machine
6). Hoover
7). Some stuff to clean the flat
8). Carpet
9). Table
10). Cupboard
Any furniture would be great...
Are they laying carpet for you?
They won't be, I've known brand new flooring be ripped out when a tenant moves out before, mental isn't it?Are they laying carpet for you?
Unusual granted but not illegal. Landlords try not to supply cookers let alone white goods as it then becomes their resposibility to fix/replace if there's a problem.The flat definitely doesn't come with anything??
No mateAre they laying carpet for you?
@tommye might know, but I'm sure certain things must be provided, like heating and carpets etc, or I just imagined it!?!Have you got central heating? If not I've got an electric heater but be warned it absolutely rinses the leccy.
No mate, like I mentioned I work in social housing and carpets are defo not provided. He might get decorating vouchers if he asks the Housing Assoc, but they'll be restricted in what he can buy, and from where.@tommye might know, but I'm sure certain things must be provided, like heating and carpets etc, or I just imagined it!?!