Any tips people?
Every peice of furniture you buy will eventually have to be moved or thrown out.
Get good cookware and use it.
Clean your bathroom regularly.
Take the trash out often. Don't let dishes pile up.
Record your apartment before moving in. Helps if you need to argue for your deposit back.
Buy a vacuum, mop, rags and cleaning solution.
Every peice of furniture you buy will eventually have to be moved or thrown out.
Get good cookware and use it.
Clean your bathroom regularly.
Take the trash out often. Don't let dishes pile up.
Record your apartment before moving in. Helps if you need to argue for your deposit back.
Buy a vacuum, mop, rags and cleaning solution.
Any stories?
too much bruh
i know dudes that got set up and robbed too
still take a girl to the tellie bro unless you really know her
Insurance
Don't let everyone in your crib. Be careful of the energies you let in.
Enjoy the silence, and time alone, lots of the growth on the horizon.
Don’t skimp out on quality furniture. It’s a b**** having to replace everything like a new mattress, couch, dressers etc. It’ll making moving to your other future apartments much easier.
I’m in the process of finding a new apartment and gonna end up either throwing away or selling most of my furniture and I’m responsible for getting all that s*** out of my place.
Also get a nice rug, plants and pictures/art to put on your wall.
Flat? You Bri’ish, op?
Yeah I didn’t realise apartment meant flat in the US
Yeah I didn’t realise apartment meant flat in the US
As an American living in London, flat is a much better word than apartment
As an American living in London, flat is a much better word than apartment
This comedian I saw years ago s*** on American English so ruthlessly
Every peice of furniture you buy will eventually have to be moved or thrown out.
Get good cookware and use it.
Clean your bathroom regularly.
Take the trash out often. Don't let dishes pile up.
Record your apartment before moving in. Helps if you need to argue for your deposit back.
Buy a vacuum, mop, rags and cleaning solution.
If you got AC, remember to change the AC filter every 3-4 months
My 1st year went like 8 months without changing it
If you got AC, remember to change the AC filter every 3-4 months
My 1st year went like 8 months without changing it
wait huh
ain't your landlord supposed to do tht or sumn
I didn't even know this was a thing that needed changing lmao
wait huh
ain't your landlord supposed to do tht or sumn
I didn't even know this was a thing that needed changing lmao
Honestly depends of where you live
Most have one in the actual apt that is changed by the tenant
But yeah check with your landlord or management, either way its supposed to be changed every 3 months