/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>8113907
>call an exterminator?

I'm assuming that you're renting, so this ought to be the landlord's responsibility.

But I'd go ask over in /diy/.

>>7192617
>you're taking shit out of context... like a lot of the people here... and i'm not going to continue to explain context to people

The "context" is that a tenant is damaging the rental house and the landlord _will_ sock it to ALL those on the lease to cover the cleanup / repairs.

OP's room-mate created conditions where insects and who knows what other vermin are running around the room and that means they're running around the entire house also.

At a minimum, the tenants are going to lose their security deposit.

>>5531550
>They left a almost intact deer carcass to defrost, leak and ruin my hardwood floors.

Former landlord here, and what kinda fucking tenants were you renting to?!

The worst I had to deal with over 9 years of renting out a house, was getting the sewer line snaked
four times in one year (at $100 a pop) because the old granny was flushing non-dissolving baby wipes
down the toilet.