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Today, I found out that shutting off the heat in the rental property my parents owned was a bad idea. The water froze and the pipes burst, causing the whole kitchen ceiling to fall down. The water ruined the wood floors and the appliances. I turned off the heat to save money. FML
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FD929 0
it's perfectly fine to shut off the heat but you need to remember to shut off the water and drain the pipes. FYI for future reference, though I don't think they'll ever let you be responsible for it again.
name2notforget 0
OP, dont breed plz
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r_max 0
Put out and ad for the place as "renovator's dream" :P
hotboy977 0
lol nice
brookeemmily 0
it's like those movies were you flick a switch and everything crashes or falls apart LMFAO anyway sorry to hear that FYL
GanjAxZermA 0
you guys are mean.. hey maybe you would have done the same thing at the moment.. duh.. but anyways well hopefully it's not too much to pay :/
vvvalori 0
No, I would have turned off the water where it comes into the house, drained it completely, then, and only then, turned the heat DOWN, never off. It's called winterizing a house.
NorfolkDude 2
It was an honest mistake. Nothing to really beat yourself up over. I'd just pay it and call it a lesson learned. However, honestly, the entire ceiling fell? That sounds a bit odd that it would do that. lol.
phatdaddy 0
to short what?
Tartra 0
Same thing happened to me, except our garage ceiling fell. HAPPY NEW YEAR.
idkweird 0
I obviously must have read the story wrong. I took it as he was living in the rental. If that was the case, the dripping faucet would be the best bet, right?
jamjenni2774 0
U R a dumb ******!!
Knuckleduster 0
you're a fu***** idiot!