its a very dark green mould, and has dried into a black mould.
We privately rent, but have still signed a tenant lease agreement and have paid a bond...so everything is still legitimate, so will the laws still apply for us if we wer to lodge a complaint.
He didnt seem to know what was wrong, and stayed for only ten minutes, ummed and ahhed at the mould, then left.
I was very angry as this is terrile for not only our health, but our babys when its born.
I told him that they should get someone professional in to look at the roof and floor, to see what is causing it. That was 3 days ago, and i have yet to recieve a call from the landlord with an answer as to what theyre going to do...??
Oh yuck you poor thing!!
I'd be contacting your landlord again, 3 days is long enough. He should've got back to you by now. You still have rights even if it's a private rental agreement.
I hope your landlord sorts this out ASAP with minimal stress to you.
thanks, me too. It doesnt help that were only in a 2 bedroom home too, so our loungeroom has practically become our bedroom, abd the babys nursery is set up in the room next to the mouldy one, so now im waiting and wondering whether the mould may start to appear in bubs room...even moisture can be bad enough, and its hard to know where its coming from, whether it could even be seeping up through the floor, beneath the carpet :/
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