A blocked drain. You’re about to leave for work when you notice the kitchen sink is completely blocked. You don't have time to wait for a plumber., A leaking pipe. You discover a leaking pipe underneath the sink, but your landlord says they can only send someone next week. What would you do?, A burst pipe. You wake up at 3 a.m. and find water flooding your kitchen. Nobody else in the building seems to be awake., A faulty appliance. Your washing machine breaks down two days before you have guests staying with you. A new one is expensive, but the repair isn't cheap either., A power cut. The electricity goes off just as you're giving an important online presentation. Your phone has only 5% battery left., A tripped circuit breaker. Every time you switch on the oven, the electricity goes off. You have guests arriving in 30 minutes and dinner isn't ready., A blocked toilet. You’re staying at your friend's house while they're away, and the toilet becomes blocked. You don't want to tell them because you're embarrassed., A mould problem. You find mould behind your wardrobe in a rented apartment. Your landlord says it's your fault because you don't ventilate the room enough., A loose fitting. You notice that the kitchen tap is becoming loose while you're having friends over for dinner. Nobody else has noticed it yet., A crack in the wall/ceiling. You discover a new crack in the ceiling, and it seems to be getting bigger every week. Your friend tells you to simply paint over it., A faulty heating system. Your heating stops working during the coldest week of winter, and a technician can't come for three days. You have nowhere else to stay., A jammed lock. You come home late at night and realise you can't turn the key in your front-door lock. It's raining, you're exhausted, and your phone is almost dead.

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