Well that’s poo-pooed my theory.
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I would usually replace as long as the tenants were not abusing the place.
Had a tenant who’s daughter managed to snap a key off in the lock and I paid for that because she’s a good tenant.
Got another tenant who slipped in the bath (cos baths are never slippery are they) and managed to pull the bath off the wall and crack the tiles! They were met confrontational in their message to me about it (telling me it was my fault because they’d told me the bath was slippery!). Again, accidents happen so I’m fixing that too. Although I am a bit annoyed because I had suggested that they should get a bath mat previously and they clearly hadn’t - with hindsight, I guess I should have just bought them a bath mat!
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all water is slippery these tenants are idiots
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Water under the bridge
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We’re laughing as much as you, yes.
But we do think you’re all nuts. 
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“Bottom” of it , lol
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Definitely time to pull the chain on this discussion.
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Agreed, but, for the most part, they can’t and that is all there is to it.
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Do you work full time in addition to be a landlord?
I pleasantly remind my tenants of readily available body disposal methods, this tends to keeps them in line. 
Can’t or cant be bothered?
Maybe can’t be arsed
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haha i missed the chance for that one!
Yes I did feel quite flushed about that!
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I’ll just have to brush it off!
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Now keep it clean lads
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We’re getting bogged down with the details…
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When I rented out the property I replaced the toilet seat with a brand new one and I didn’t go for a cheap one. It has been over two years and it has been fine. If they break it I would be happy to replace one. If they get one they will buy a cheap one which will probably last 6 months. I would advise to pay £30 and get a quality seat so that it last long. Thanks
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