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I ended up with a short term lodger recently - he's a transfer from another country and needed somewhere to sleep while he looked for a rented house.
He has the worst halitosis in the world.
I dropped my car off for a service this morning and, as it was a nice day, enjoyed the two mile stroll home. Opened the front door and nearly fell flat on my back.
I've had to open all of the windows and doors to air the place out.
How can one smelly gob stink out an entire house. It's rank.
He moves out this weekend so I'm not convinced it's worth saying anything to him. Not sure what I'd say anyway - "Please stop breathing"?
So if anyone living in Hertfordshire can smell something bad this morning - it's my lodgers gob!
continually offer him gum ?
Give him a list of all the fatal diseases that really bad halitosis might be symptomatic of and say you only brought the issue up because of concern for his general welfare?
LodgerRSlick?
😯 😆
Euuch! In our postgrad office many moons ago there was a bloke with a similar issue - nice guy but it actually looked like his teeth were rotting in his mouth. A quiet word with his supervisor to get it sorted or else a riot would ensure, quickly resolved the problem. I empathise... 😯
TSY - that certainly smells like what he has been doing. Either that or he's brushing his teeth with dog poo each morning.
It's fair to say I've been burning a lot of incense while he's been here - I couldn't work out what it was at first, but then I got a whiff. It just seems to be a problem first thing in the morning.
I'll go and put some mints on his pillow.
Best threat title this year 🙂