Owner leaves note to tradesman over toilet habit she calls a 'criminal act'
Facebook/Everything Sutherland Shire
An owner has written a note to tradesmen working on her home in Sydney's Sutherland Shire, taking issue with their less-than-stellar toilet habits.
It seems one or more of the workers has been using the inside toilets of her newly constructed home for number twos, failing to properly clean up after themselves.
Clearly frustrated, she posted a note to the formerly pristine toilet which has since been shared on Facebook.
It reads: "Dear Tradesmen. The toilets in this house are NOT rightfully yours to use. We are paying for an outdoor toilet for your use.
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The note has been taped to the bathroom of her home. Facebook/Everything Sutherland Shire
"Not only did you take the virginity of our toilets but you disrespectfully ignored the seal sign, ripped the tape and continued to use it," it continues.
"This is the second time I am cleaning your sh-t from this toilet.
"This is a criminal act.
"Please don't do it again. Nadia."
Typically it is understood tradesmen are to use outdoor toilets provided by owners of construction sites and while the full story behind these incidents isn't known, we are sure those in question will either start using the outdoor toilet provided by Nadia or perhaps they will learn how to properly clean up after themselves.
Here's hoping.
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