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Dead animal in wallspace 2017-02-02 09:30:36 Post No. 1125034
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Sup /diy/. I think something has died in the wall space of my apartment. The smell has been really bad for about a month now and is coming from a not entirely sealed part of the seam between the wall and the floor. I am planning to remove the lath and close the gaps with filler, but i wonder if there is some better way to fix this? I read online that a dead animal in the wallspace should be consumed by maggots in about a week so i have a fear that my downstairs neighbor, an elderly gentleman, might have died. Will check on him tomorrow.
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call the landlord you idiot!
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>>1125043
I don't see how the landlord can help here. I live in a 2nd world country, we don't have specialized services for this i don't think.
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>>1125044
>I don't see how the landlord can help here
can and is obliged to bust the wall open and get the dead thing out.
>we don't have specialized services for this i don't think.
nobody has specialized dead rat in wall removal services
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>>1125047
actually they do
http://www.wildlife-removal.com/deadwall.html
but thanks, i'll call the landlord and see if he can somehow help. I was hoping to avoid wrecking the wall though.
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>>1125057
if a business has a list of 17 services they're not specialists in the 17th
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>>1125060
Ok buddy. My point was that there probably isn't such a service where I live.
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>>1125066
if you live someplace urban or suburban there definitely is.
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