jennifervb
Well-Known Member
I love my condo developers. They couldn't sell their units so they began renting them out.
Not a problem... provided that you properly screen the people. To make a long story short, my immediate neighbors were evicted, lost their court case and left last weekend.
Too bad they didn't take their cockroaches with them. :redhot:
The little nasties haven't migrated to my unit yet, but I made it clear that I would be pursuing legal action and damages if any infestation occurred in my condo. I am not responsible for their failure to follow up on their own policies.
In an effort to appease their irrate homeowners, they have agreed to exterminate all connecting units at their expense.
I wonder how much they will appreciate the invoice I will be sending them for the time I lost from my businesses in prepping for the exterminator's visit and finding accommodations for my boy.
Needless to say, I had to get Buddy out of the house. He spent last night with a friend from the vet's office. It would be an understatement to say that my little man was not, AT ALL, pleased! He can't mingle with her two female rats and the hamster was happily burrowing in his bedding. The cat stuck her nose into the cage and decided that Buddy was not interesting. (imagine the insult!).
I am hoping that I can bring him home tonight. It depends on whether or not there are any fumes left when I get home.
Since my unit has not suffered any infestation, they are only spraying in the kitchen and bathroom. Nevertheless, I do not want my boy to be subject to any of that crap with his current respiratory issue.
In the worst case scenario, he will have to brave it out for one more night. Pray that I don't have to do that to him.
He doesn't like being away from home and I don't want him to greet me with his butt cheeks for the next two weeks.
I will be checking on him every day until I can bring him home.
My poor little Bug-a-boo. I don't like sending my boys away for the night but in this case, it was critical. :sad3:
Extermination sprays and little rat lungs do not get along.
Not a problem... provided that you properly screen the people. To make a long story short, my immediate neighbors were evicted, lost their court case and left last weekend.
Too bad they didn't take their cockroaches with them. :redhot:
The little nasties haven't migrated to my unit yet, but I made it clear that I would be pursuing legal action and damages if any infestation occurred in my condo. I am not responsible for their failure to follow up on their own policies.
In an effort to appease their irrate homeowners, they have agreed to exterminate all connecting units at their expense.
I wonder how much they will appreciate the invoice I will be sending them for the time I lost from my businesses in prepping for the exterminator's visit and finding accommodations for my boy.
Needless to say, I had to get Buddy out of the house. He spent last night with a friend from the vet's office. It would be an understatement to say that my little man was not, AT ALL, pleased! He can't mingle with her two female rats and the hamster was happily burrowing in his bedding. The cat stuck her nose into the cage and decided that Buddy was not interesting. (imagine the insult!).
I am hoping that I can bring him home tonight. It depends on whether or not there are any fumes left when I get home.
Since my unit has not suffered any infestation, they are only spraying in the kitchen and bathroom. Nevertheless, I do not want my boy to be subject to any of that crap with his current respiratory issue.
In the worst case scenario, he will have to brave it out for one more night. Pray that I don't have to do that to him.
He doesn't like being away from home and I don't want him to greet me with his butt cheeks for the next two weeks.
I will be checking on him every day until I can bring him home.
My poor little Bug-a-boo. I don't like sending my boys away for the night but in this case, it was critical. :sad3:
Extermination sprays and little rat lungs do not get along.
