If there's Radon, then it is in the house regardless of which floor you live. The worst thing about basements is the dampness, and potential mould issues.
你D渠成日塞可能係你平時倒埋啲食物殘渣或者好油嘅汁落條渠度而導致😣 其實City encourage 將D 食物殘渣或者餸汁倒入organic bin… but not the kitchen sink… If about the toilet, 你要hold住個水制耐D等每次都可以沖多啲水 and 唔好抌太多次紙落廁所🤭🤭
I grew up in T.O., the price for rental is outrageous expensive. I know someone who used to live in the basement for a long time. She ended up in poor health!
@@106windwindNo need to pay expensively for lawyer to deal with rental issues! These rental issues are usually deal with by paralegals but have to get the good ones. So many incompetent and money-wanton lawyers and imbecilic judges in Canada can easily failed your cases without accountability. The entire judicial system were designed for the blatant money-making for lawyers on both sides and the courts at the expenses of plaintiff!
Thanks for the great video. May I ask, regarding the Green Gobbler, did you pour that into the kitchen sink or toilets? Not sure what types of clogging Green Gobbler is good for? Mind sharing please? Thanks 🙏
it doesn't matter, should work for both. the best way to unclog drains is actually just pour baking soda and hot water down, and let the baking soda bubble for 15 minutes. Much cheaper and much more effective than any commercial products.
@@kageyukawa3725 Appreciate your clarification. Nevertheless, if you have chosen to live in English-speaking North America (Canada or U.S.), would you not want to assimilate into North American culture, and pronounce Ikea as how other North Americans pronounce the word? Rather than be mistaken (as I had) in "assuming" that Chinese from Hong Kong cannot speak "universally-accepted" English? Or let's say, if one of us HK Chinese were to go to the Ikea store in North York, how would we pronounce their brand name?
