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m*r2015-05-04 07:05

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看了个房，本来位置价格房型都满意，可是卖家给的disclosure说rodent chewed pipe
under kitchen sink
大家觉得这个问题严重么？给点意见吧。多谢。
约好了house inspection, 特意请inspector留意这个。但是没检查前还是想听下大家
怎么说，给个参考，谢啦。

m*r2015-05-04 07:05

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更新下
今天inspection完了，果然发现厨房柜子下面很多rat drop，车库隐蔽地方也有。但
attic和crawl space没发现什么。
打算withdraw offer了，接着看房啦

pipe

【在 m**********r 的大作中提到】

: 看了个房，本来位置价格房型都满意，可是卖家给的disclosure说rodent chewed pipe
: under kitchen sink
: 大家觉得这个问题严重么？给点意见吧。多谢。
: 约好了house inspection, 特意请inspector留意这个。但是没检查前还是想听下大家
: 怎么说，给个参考，谢啦。

b*h2015-05-04 07:05

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这也算个事

【在 m**********r 的大作中提到】

: 更新下
: 今天inspection完了，果然发现厨房柜子下面很多rat drop，车库隐蔽地方也有。但
: attic和crawl space没发现什么。
: 打算withdraw offer了，接着看房啦
:
: pipe

m*r2015-05-04 07:05

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http://www.nachi.org/rodent-inspection.htm
Rodents are a problem not just because they can destroy personal property
and create problems with a home's structure, but also because they can
spread serious diseases to humans and their pets. Rodent-borne disease may
be spread directly -- by touching rodents or their Rat in a PVC pipeurine,
feces or saliva -- or indirectly -- by coming into contact with fleas or
other insects that have fed on an infected rodent host. Inspectors should
use extreme caution and wear appropriate personal protective equipment when
entering a home that is known to be infested with rodents.
Some diseases resulting from direct contact with mice and rats include:
hantavirus pulmonary syndrome;
hemorrhagic fever with renal; syndrome;
Lassa fever;
leptospirosis;
lymphocytic chorio-meningitis;
plague;
rat-bite fever;
salmonellosis;
South American arenaviruses; and
tularemia.
Some diseases resulting from indirect contact with mice and rats include:
babesiosis;
Colorado tick fever;
human granulocytic anaplasmosis;
lyme disease;
murine typhus;
scrub typhus;
rickettsialpox;
relapsing fever; and
Rocky Mountain spotted fever.
Rodents also pose a danger to the integrity of the structures they inhabit.
They have strong teeth and they may chew through structures to gain access
to food sources. The best method for preventing exposure to rodents is to
prevent rodent infestation in the first place, according to the Centers for
Disease Rodent trapControl (CDC) and the U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency (EPA).