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Not Allowed To Dry Clothes On Balcony. Can a clause forbidding this in the tenancy. It’s actually not uncommon for apartments to ask not to dry clothes outside or have furniture other than patio furniture out on a balcony/patio. My last rent contract stated that it's not allowed to dry your laundry inside. But it also stated that drying it on the balcony is forbidden as well. I put my big drying rack in front of my open balcony door; The use of a “balcony, railing, or other part of a structure or building” does not qualify as either a clothesline or a drying rack. In the absence of condominium regulations or urban police, it must first be considered that in general the laying of clothes on. A tenant has been told not to dry clothes indoors as it causes condensation and mould. But i know that in many appartment blocks you're not allowed to dry laundry on the balcony. Or store bikes or unsightly items.

I put my big drying rack in front of my open balcony door; Or store bikes or unsightly items. A tenant has been told not to dry clothes indoors as it causes condensation and mould. It’s actually not uncommon for apartments to ask not to dry clothes outside or have furniture other than patio furniture out on a balcony/patio. Can a clause forbidding this in the tenancy. But i know that in many appartment blocks you're not allowed to dry laundry on the balcony. My last rent contract stated that it's not allowed to dry your laundry inside. In the absence of condominium regulations or urban police, it must first be considered that in general the laying of clothes on. But it also stated that drying it on the balcony is forbidden as well. The use of a “balcony, railing, or other part of a structure or building” does not qualify as either a clothesline or a drying rack.

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Not Allowed To Dry Clothes On Balcony Can a clause forbidding this in the tenancy. In the absence of condominium regulations or urban police, it must first be considered that in general the laying of clothes on. My last rent contract stated that it's not allowed to dry your laundry inside. But it also stated that drying it on the balcony is forbidden as well. A tenant has been told not to dry clothes indoors as it causes condensation and mould. I put my big drying rack in front of my open balcony door; The use of a “balcony, railing, or other part of a structure or building” does not qualify as either a clothesline or a drying rack. Can a clause forbidding this in the tenancy. It’s actually not uncommon for apartments to ask not to dry clothes outside or have furniture other than patio furniture out on a balcony/patio. Or store bikes or unsightly items. But i know that in many appartment blocks you're not allowed to dry laundry on the balcony.