MILDEW Clause Samples
MILDEW. The RESIDENT has inspected the premises prior to lease and noticed no sign of moisture or mildew contamination. Residents shall remove any visible moisture accumulation in or on the premises including walls, ceilings, and bathroom fixtures. RESIDENT further agrees to mop up spills and thoroughly dry areas with moisture as soon as possible after occurrence and regularly allow air to circulate and keep climate and moisture in the premises at reasonable levels. RESIDENT shall promptly notify landlord in writing of any excessive moisture, plumbing leaks, drips, sweating pipes or standing water inside the premises (that RESIDENT was unable to remove) or in any common area. RESIDENT also agrees to promptly notify landlord of malfunctioning fans and any water overflow from bathroom, kitchen or laundry facilities were the water may have permeated the cabinets or walls. RESIDENT shall be held liable for damages sustained to the premises or to occupants as a result of the RESIDENT’S failure to comply with these terms.
MILDEW. WAX Customer agrees to take reasonable care to prevent mildew from forming on linens by separating damp linens, not storing damp linen in plastic bags or sealed containers, not leaving any linens in damp areas, not setting up linens where they are in constant contact with damp grass, promptly returning all items, etc. Mildew is permanent and will result in replacement charges. Wax generally comes out in the wash, however excessive wax may result in additional cleaning charges. Burn holes or other permanent damages will result in replacement charge.
MILDEW. The mildew must be removed and surface treated to inhibit further mildew growth. Exterior walls shall receive a primer coat and two coats of flat or semi-gloss paint.
MILDEW. Mildew is a fungus that spreads through the air in microscopic spores. They love moisture and feed on surfaces or dirt. On siding, they look like a layer of dirt. Cleaning mildew from your home is your responsibility. Solutions that remove mildew are available from local paint or home improvement stores. Wear protective eyewear and rubber gloves for this task; the chemicals that remove mildew are unfriendly to humans.
MILDEW. A. In warm, moist climates such as Houston’s summer climate, mildew is found virtually everywhere. To avoid the growth of mildew, Tenant is obligated to take certain precautions:
(1) Pay attention to and report to HHA any leaks, flooding, overflows, or signs of mildew;
(2) Report leaks from all sources, including roofs, plumbing and fixtures, water heaters, air conditioning units, appliances, windows, and doors; and
(3) Promptly clean up and dry spills from cooking, over watered plants, wet clothing, pet urine, beverage spills, and steam from open pot cooking.
B. Failure to notify HHA within twenty-four (24) hours of water problems that lead to severe mildew will make the Tenant responsible for the cost of repairing property damage and is a serious lease violation that can result in lease termination.