Baby Walker Wanted

I have just returned from 5 days at Thalassa & just wanted to offer a word of warning to those of you that leave your electricity on while you are not there.

On Wednesday & Thursday morning, there were workmen operating an electric saw of some description (possible some kind of tile cutter) in an apartment in block 29. The apartment where they were working looks to be still unsold & therefore has no electricity supply.

In order to operate the machinery, they used an extension lead across to the outdoor socket of a duplex in block 28.

The situation was reported to the owners keyholders & I also reported it to Monica who is going to address the issue with Key Mare.

Our electricity is always turned off by our keyholders & I would recommend that everyone takes this course of action in order to avoid a nasty surprise from the electricity company.

Noreen 

We arrived at 2100hrs Saturday ,today is bright sunshine with a breeze.

Noreen is absolutely correct,I feel that it is taking advantage ,stealing electricity.I would also like to add my feelings in respect to water,and warn against the dangers of flooding ,caused by faulty cistern valves and general leaks ,therefore it is essential that the main water supply is isolated when the apartment is unattended.

We are a ground floor apartment and my greatest fear is leakage from the apartment above and water seepage until our key holder checks ,insurance is therefore paramount,contact details for apartments above you,and please isolate before you leave.

The cleaners also use outside taps from apartments to clean stairs etc again unauthorised use.,Just one further point ,toilet cisterns have individual isolation in addition to the main under the water boiler.

Noreen told me about this at the weekend, cheeky gits aren't they.

We have stuff in the freezer so need to leave electric on for that. However, you can  isolate different areas using the switches in the fuse box.

I agree with Ken, you need to switch your water off just in case though!

Cheers