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Posted by Lilly on January 14, 2002 at 17:58:43:

In Reply to: Carbon monoxide damage posted by Andrew Laudicina on January 14, 2002 at 14:50:26:

before you do anything else, take tons of pictures or better yet film the apartment with a video camera. Go visit your local fire station, explain what happened and they will most likely come take a look and hopefully issue a violation. It is the LL's responsibilty under the warranty of habitability to keep the radiators in good clean working order, as well as the furnice which sounds like it has some major problems. Also call the Environmental Control Board or the Environmental Protection agency. This is a lease-breaker. Unless you clean, you cannot live there.

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