Security Deposits: What is Normal Wear and Tear

Apartment managers are typically responsible for normal wear and tear or daily living in an apartment. If you have lived in a place for a few years, there’s bound to be few things wrong with your apartment. However, as a tenant you are responsible for repairing or paying for any damage. Sometimes knowing the difference between the two can be tough. Here is a quick look at the differences between damage and normal wear and tear.

 

Wear and Tear

Curtains or paint faded by the Sun

Small nicks on the walls

Small dents

A few small nails in the walls

Rug worn from walking

Faded blinds

Bathroom mirror with black spots

 

Damage

 

Cigarette burns on walls, carpets and curtains

Broken tiles in bathroom or kitchen

Dirty cabinets

Missing blinds or curtains

Bathroom or kitchen grim

Dirty or broken refrigerator

 

Fun Spin Classes Near Anaheim

If you are looking to get intense with your workouts in 2016, think about joining a spin class. Yes, the trendy exercise kind of gets a bad name because so many celebrities are during it, but the hour-long workout can burn upwards of 900 calories and is a high-intensity, butt-kicking routine that will leave you dripping in sweat no matter how in shape you may be. Spin classes are typically included in your gym membership, but there are plenty of stand along classes near Anaheim. Here is quick list of three great locations to try.

 

Cyclelab Fitness Studio

5645 E La Palma Ave
Anaheim, CA 92807

Phone number: (714) 793-0726

 

Pilates + Cycle

940 W Chapman Ave
Orange, CA 92868

Phone number: (714) 600-3850

 

CrossFit RXD

3010 E La Palma Ave
Anaheim, CA 92806

Phone number: (714) 630-7793

Tips For Becoming a Sushi Expert in 2016

So you want to become a sushi expert in 2016? Are you finally ready to start being adventurous with your eating? If that is the case, sushi is an excellent place to start. The only issue is most Westerns have little to no idea on how to actually enjoy the meal, but here are a few helpful steps for eating sushi in 2016.

 

Step 1: use chopsticks or your fingers. Both methods are correct when eating sushi.

 

Step 2: dip the fish side (not the rice side) of the sushi piece into soy sauce.

 

Step 3: eat the entire roll in one bite (do not take smaller ones)

 

Of course, becoming a sushi expert is not as simple as following three steps—the cuisine has a long history and there are many things to learn, but understanding the basics is the first step in the process. Have fun eating sushi in 2016.