Here comes the flood
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They are not friends if they don't understand and will not help.
I'd live out of my car before I hit up my mentally unstable ex.
Put up a craigslist ad or gofundme account but don't go back to your psycho ex
Maybe a cheap hotel? Or like somebody said a coworker(if you have a job) but good luck OP
Read: "broke".
My apartment got flooded a few months ago when my water heater exploded... Several treatments with a wetvac and the carpets are still soaked. Sorry, OP! Hope you can get it taken care of.
I'm a professional carpet cleaner/flood remediator... I'm sorry that happened to you but I can tell you that someone didn't do the job right. It sounds like they used a shop vac to clean it up and not a professional carpet cleaning machine. Water heaters can dump a lot of water but they can usually be fully dry in 2-3 days if the person knows what they're doing.
wow some friends you have. sorry o.p
Don't do it!!!! Also, I don't think you have any friends if they won't let you stay for a couple of days. Hopefully everything works out for the best!!! Good luck, OP!
Get new friends, friends don't let friends be without anywhere to go in a situation like that, sorry OP.
Maybe try the couchsurfing site? Good luck!
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If you live in an apartment that you're renting, the management company is responsible for providing you with a place to stay while your apt is unlivable.
Don't do it