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Do I want to know?
....one of the fire sprinklers in your apartment.
That is all.
Do I want to know?
I can only imagine...
My nephew did it in my brother's apartment ... who knew there is a little glass tube inside of those things that make them go off when they are broken?
Fortunately, it doesn't make them ALL go off ... but needless to say 3 days, several big blowers and a couple of de-humidifiers later and that room and the carpet in 2 others is still pretty wet.
One of those sprinklers spouts out 13-18 gallons of water per minute, btw.
SW, it's not like you to leave it hanging...
that's classic...
Is this your friend:
http://www.woai.com/news/local/story...9-7030EA8E8FBB
My nephew? No ... their apartment is off 281 & Henderson Pass. But that's just as damn good.
Thanks For The Warning It Was On My To Do List Eventually
Good, then ... you won't have to throw out everything you own after it gets destroyed by water damage. And if you're upstairs, there'd be concern for structural damage as well...which you would be responsible for. If you do decide to do it, however, make sure your renter's insurance is up to date.
Nice.
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