Why did the new house that I hadn't lived in for a day turn into a "dung water room" when I opened it again?
Is the property responsible for the sewer blockage? Or is it the responsibility of the upstairs residents?
On May 10, Mr. Wei from Hefei, Anhui Province, encountered an unexpected trouble.
I spent 400,000 yuan to renovate the new house, because of the water leakage in the downstairs neighbor's house, the property notified me to go home to check, but when I opened the door, I found that the new house was soaked in fecal water for more than 20 days.
In 2019, Mr. Wei bought a new house in Hefei for his son's schooling.
But since the school has never been built, it has not been inhabited once.
However, just a few days ago, he received a call from the property that there was water seepage downstairs in Mr. Wei's house.
As we all know, if there is water seepage downstairs, it is generally a leak upstairs.
So Mr. Wei rushed back to the new house non-stop, ready to check if there was any water leakage.
However, when he opened the door, he was stunned by the scene in front of him.
His new house was full of fecal water, and the living room, bedroom, bathroom and other places were all spared, and they were soaked beyond recognition.
According to Mr. Wei's knowledge, it was a resident of the building who put something similar to sanitary napkins or cardboard in the toilet.
The thing rushed down and got stuck on Mr. Wei's floor, causing the sewer pipe at home to be blocked.
So the sewage (including feces) flowed back into Mr. Wei's home.
Mr. Wei also said: "
For more than 20 days, it is no exaggeration to say that the house and the house have been "pickled" into the smell, even if it is cleaned, there may be a smell of nothing.
After the incident, Mr. Wei also contacted the cleaning company to come to clean it, but when people saw the situation, they were reluctant to accept Mr. Wei's order.
According to rough estimates, because of this accident, if Mr. Wei repairs the furniture, the cost will be at least 100,000 yuan.
So who is to blame for this accident?
Mr. Wei first contacted the property of the community, and the property of the community said
Under these circumstances, Mr. Wei decided to take action.
He first asked a notary public to notarize the scene to ensure the validity of the evidence.
Subsequently, he prepared to sue and demand that they share the damages.
Comments from netizens
Excrement, my God, even if it is cleaned up, there will be a psychological shadow.
In addition to the top floor, it is best to install check valves for decoration.
Blocked to the 11th floor, the first time I heard that the block is so high.
My mother lived on the first floor of the blockage, and then the village found someone to dismantle the pipe, and there was toilet paper and sanitary napkins in it... Mom, can you throw a sanitary napkin in without blocking it?
I learned a lot from the comments: 1. Someone upstairs improperly used it, threw things in the toilet, and things went downstream, and they flooded wherever they got stuck. 2. Single-line pipes or installation of check valves can be avoided, which will emerge from the upper floors.
Who should be responsible
What happened to Mr. Wei's new house can no longer be regarded as an accident, it is a man-made disaster.
The main responsibility lies with the improper flushing of the toilet by the user upstairs.
But how to determine the specific "murderer", I am afraid it is already difficult to collect evidence.
In this incident, the attitude of the property company is also very infuriating.
As the manager of the community, the property management company shall maintain and manage the public facilities in the community.
However, after the incident, the property owner actually shirked the responsibility and turned a deaf ear, which really chilled the owner.
The correct approach should be to accompany Mr. Wei to find the cause and confirm the responsibility, which is what the property should do and must do.
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