Exactly! I do the same thing and have done for years, easy solution for every shower in a rental place

my mom has been doing that since I was a kid. 20 years renting houses she does the same thing every year

Some rental agreements/leases prohibit that due to potential damage.

@@JenniferFuchek I don't know of ANY rental agreement that would prohibit you from screwing off one shower head and screwing on another. That's all it does; screws off. If that's the case, they also shouldn't permit you to change out the light bulbs; they're equally as simple to change.

@@4everThoughtful lightbulbs don't cause flooding if something goes wrong. Pipes can become unscripted in walls and move around, causing leaks. Any government housing has that stipulation.... husband does flooring and we see it all the time.

I loved the ending where she said the 👕😂

Have you priced that type and size of shower head lately? They're pricey as hell. Plus, you would want a plumber to install them so they don't leak using Teflon tape, etc...

that’s Doug. he’s a legend! lol

Well the wife was smiling and she only asked the husband about it . I think she did it.

I think the guy used a screw driver also. Marilyn isn't always very sharp. I've even done things like this to my own stuff to find out what the heck is wrong. I think the Plaintiffs are lying through their teeth. The house was brand spanking new when they rented it.

Yep, I think that’s exactly what happened.

Sure but two shower heads aren’t worth $1900. That’s where he went wrong

not even that, there is not enough water pressure in those pipes to cause that metal to bend like that

He still needed to fix them regardless. Obviously he replaced and they are fixed??? Either way defendant is out the money for repair

I agree. And how I knew they put a screwdriver to that shower head? Cause I did the exact same thing trying to pry it open cause it wasn't working correctly, and it looked just like that. Had to just buy a new one. Plantiffs lied about that, but still not worth keeping that much money.

it can if the shower head is made out of thin metal & the water pressure goes awry for various reasons. same type of issue that can cause horrendous water hammer inside the structure. sudden bursts of water pressure can do all iinds of wacky things in a house.

@@Anglynn74 that would take far more pressure than pex would allow

Why would they stage that of they aren’t even suing for it?

@@ebonyswope they were suing for pain and suffering when it supposedly blew up

Judge was mightily biased and the defendant didn't get a fair hearing.

Yup I agree but I think it was the wife who done it thinking she could just pop it open and clean it and slipped 👍

Plus, was it even gaping open on the move-in inspection? Heck no, or he would have brought it.

Omg so true

That is exactly what I thought. I have been a landlady for 35 years and I've had my fill with contractor tenants, they always try to fix things and makes them worse. I don't rent to contractors anymore, they cause too much damage in my rental homes.

I have to disagree with you. There’s never a reason to pry open hardware like a shower head. You hypothesize that it was broken and needing replacement anyways, so no harm no foul. I’d like to hypothesize, what if the gentleman had a warranty, manufacturers or otherwise, and could get a free replacement. Now you just caused him monetary damages, if it’s not yours don’t touch it! That’s a very entitled way of thinking. I hope you never actually do this

@@joeythemoose I agree with both of you in part. Don't mess with something that isn't yours and that you paid for. If the landlord is going to toss it in the garbage, then you could ask him if you could pry it open to see what might be in there.

@@getin3949 definitely always ask, see if you can fix it yourself. But don’t just do it without asking, all Willy Nilly and think you’re in the right

I'm not saying the plaintiffs did or didn't do anything, but the judge sure was quick to dismiss the defendant's claims. Her biases were on full display.

If water pressure did that in your home what was your water pressure did you test it. It’s seems like if you had more than one issue you should know

@@chuck9380 probably a poltergeist

She meant the had PTSD from the propane stove exploding. I doubt that since apparently they weren't traumatized enough to seek medical care, but it is more understandable than PTSD over their landlord withholding their security deposit.

You are right .that woman …creepy AF . I would not trust her one bit .

@@latzmenon5770 thank you, cause I thought was the only one

The water treatment places can add a surprising amount of chlorine and still stay under the limit. It does make the water taste bad. I have to use a filter on my tap water.

Who in their right mind waits for the landlord to fix a shower head when you think you could easily pry it open to unclog a clog, especially when it's right before bed or getting ready to go to work? I can easily see one of the defendants fiddling with the shower head instead of having to wait days to get it fixed.

@@hottuna2006 why become responcible for it when u don't have to? That makes zero sense. I could see if it was their home and they would have hire a plumber or something. They literally save time and money by not touching it.

@@DanLee8884 You literally don't understand what the word literally means. How does the defendant save time by fixing something right away rather than WAITING for it to be fixed? How does the defendant save money if they spend ZERO dollars by fixing it themselves or waiting it for it to get fixed?

@@hottuna2006 I think u r talking about speed. I am talking about amount. They save time meaning, someone else fixes it while they don't spend any time on it than telling them to fix it. Who cares how fast it gets fixed? They said they have more than one shower. He can shower in the other bathroom. He can literally go up stairs to shower. Duh. They also don't take any risk if they leave it alone. Why stick a screw driver and risk not doing it right and being responsible for it? Do u live in a bizarro world where as a tenant u take repairs into ur own hands and risk breaking things that doesn't belong to u? Do not know how the tenant and landlord relationship works? I understand the word literally thanks.. haha

@@DanLee8884 How much time do you save by not sticking a screwdriver into a shower head? If it takes you more than 10 seconds you're doing it wrong. Who thinks about the "risks" when trying to unclog something? You try and if it doesn't work, you call the owner if you're a renter. If it breaks, you're not the owner and you just have to say who in their right mind would stick a screwdriver to fix it themselves when they can call the landlord to get it fixed for free. See how that works? Sounds like you have some experience.

Actually Jesus is FIRST - NO ONE ELSE. It is written in revelation - I am the Alpha and the Omega, the first and the last, the beginning and the end.

@@Jesus.Is.My.Captain It's awesome you love Jesus, but I have a huge hunch Jesus ain't threatened by someone typing "First" on a video posted to KZfaq.

@@Jesus.Is.My.Captain Calm down. OP just meant first to post on the video. While I myself am a believer, it is not appropriate or welcomed when you shove your beliefs down everyone else's throat. This video is about a landlord/tenant dispute, not about religious beliefs.

He's a horrible landlord. He seems a bit pompous thinking he knows all and he knows nothing. He makes up fictions so he doesn't have to take care of anything.