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Anyone know how to remove the window restrictors?? Ours was off when we arrived and then when the cleaner arrived, she's put it back on....
Please someone help!! =)
Please someone help!! =)
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At my uni they were generally there to a) stop you falling to your death out of the top floor windows or b) to stop people getting into the ground floor rooms. We had inspections and I think it was a £25 fine if they found you'd taken them off.
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they can fine you for that you know and it's there for a good reason so I'd say keep it on?!
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Yes I know all that but were on the 8th floor in Central London where the temperature is over 20c so you see our predicament - especially when we're cooking it's ridiculous.
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I used to be able to remove mine with a sharp knife/fork but it's pretty hard to explain...
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buy some cheap desk fans. Its cheaper to buy them then risk getting fined for taking them off. Think they are 7 quid each in argos.
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(Original post by cerild)
Yes I know all that but were on the 8th floor in Central London where the temperature is over 20c so you see our predicament - especially when we're cooking it's ridiculous.
Yes I know all that but were on the 8th floor in Central London where the temperature is over 20c so you see our predicament - especially when we're cooking it's ridiculous.
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we have the same problem, i can't work out how to do it, i dont care about being fined and im not going to fall to me death, the widow sill is really high it just to hot to cope with.....i know they can be removed because when we burnt toast in the kitchen the staff removed them on the kitchen windows!!! i just want to be able to sleep properly! fans just circulate warm air not cool it down...
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same was done to my window at uni (for stupid reasons, nothing to do with me personally or even my safety), i figured it out though. look closely on the restrictor there will the name of the company who makes them. usually Rezlok (or something like that) then google 'Rezlock window restrictor' i can guarantee you will then be able to find the model used for your window, purchase it (about £7) and the key that comes with it will match 
bingo. you can thank me later.
oh, but i take no responsibility for the fine/disciplinary action that may occur as a result.
bingo. you can thank me later. oh, but i take no responsibility for the fine/disciplinary action that may occur as a result.
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same was done to my window at uni (for stupid reasons, nothing to do with me personally or even my safety), i figured it out though. look closely on the restrictor there will the name of the company who makes them. usually Rezlok (or something like that) then google 'Rezlock window restrictor' i can guarantee you will then be able to find the model used for your window, purchase it (about £7) and the key that comes with it will match bingo. you can thank me later.
oh, but i take no responsibility for the fine/disciplinary action that may occur as a result.
same was done to my window at uni (for stupid reasons, nothing to do with me personally or even my safety), i figured it out though. look closely on the restrictor there will the name of the company who makes them. usually Rezlok (or something like that) then google 'Rezlock window restrictor' i can guarantee you will then be able to find the model used for your window, purchase it (about £7) and the key that comes with it will match
bingo. you can thank me later. oh, but i take no responsibility for the fine/disciplinary action that may occur as a result.
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It's such a joke having it at night with 25c room. having fan full speed with 12c outside doesn't cool anything.
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