I wish there was some sort of scheme to help renters get this stuff going. I can't make these kinds of changes to the house I live in.
this post was submitted on 06 Mar 2025
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That or some incentive to pressure landlords to do it themselves.
But saying that, you’re right, this should be the renters prerogative, not the landlords, unless the landlords paying the bills (which is rarely a good idea in my opinion experience)
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