Proactive condo life

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A lot goes on behind the scenes to have a well-run building. But to  truly thrive, a building also needs a tight-knit community of residents.  Here are some tips on how to be a good condo owner and neighbor in your  building.

● Watch noise levels, especially at night

● Do your part to keep common areas clean

Cautionary:

● Always leave a 6 inch clearance in front or all electric baseboard heaters.

● Sprinkler heads must be free of any obstructions, and are not to be used to suspend clothing.

● What Not to Put Down the Drain in Your Condominium

1. Cooking oil and grease

2. Coffee grounds

3. Toothpaste or mouthwash

4. Paper towels and facial tissues

5. Hair

6. Food scraps

Remember,  when in doubt, just throw it out! Don't put any items that aren't meant  to be flushed down the drain. Doing so can help you avoid plumbing  problems and keep your condo drains running smoothly.