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Message: <blockquote data-quote="AYellowWalrusWriteseee" data-source="post: 457326" data-attributes="member: 193723"><p>You have rights, if you can prove that carpet is not a suitable in a  sanitary envirnment. The environmental health inspector from your council will be able to take samples for testing of unsafe  levels of bacteria in the flooring, but more interestingly, the council will be more than curious as to why your landlady has not declared a rented house for application, complete with rent-book and proof of tennancy. Double-whammy. Trouble is, you might have to move, as it could forfeit contract.</p></blockquote><p></p>