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All bathing and washing must be done inside the<br />

bathtub. Excessive water on the bathroom floor will<br />

result in severe damage to the tiles and sub-floor.<br />

You will be charged for this type <strong>of</strong> damage. Contact<br />

UA Facilities Management if you have problems with<br />

rust stains.<br />

Toilets<br />

A toilet bowl brush and cleaner such as “Vanish,” if<br />

used sparingly, will keep the toilet clean. Products<br />

such as “Ty-D-Bowl” may also help. Put a cup <strong>of</strong><br />

white vinegar in the bowl and let stand overnight to<br />

remove calcium deposits. Always use commercial<br />

products according to the label instructions. Do not<br />

put any drain opener chemicals into any drain.<br />

Blinds<br />

Most <strong>of</strong> the apartments at University Apartments<br />

come equipped with vertical blinds. Blinds may<br />

be cleaned with a s<strong>of</strong>t cloth using mild soap and<br />

water. Drapes or curtains <strong>of</strong> any kind are not permitted<br />

in the apartments. Please contact UA Facilities<br />

Management if you have questions, any difficulty<br />

operating the blinds or insufficient coverage.<br />

Living Room, Bedroom, and Dining Room<br />

Walls<br />

The walls in some buildings are painted with a semigloss<br />

latex paint that can be treated the same as the<br />

kitchen walls. Those units that are painted with a<br />

flat latex paint cannot be cleaned as easily. Surfaces<br />

covered with flat paint can be cleaned, but vigorous<br />

scrubbing will remove the paint as well as the stain.<br />

When cleaning flat-paint walls use nothing more abrasive<br />

than a rag or a sponge and a mild liquid detergent.<br />

Some stains or marks, such as those caused<br />

by a chair rubbing against the wall, will not come <strong>of</strong>f,<br />

and it is usually best to leave them alone.<br />

Carpeting<br />

Carpeting in individual apartments is the responsibility<br />

<strong>of</strong> the tenant and it should be vacuumed and shampooed<br />

regularly. Charges are assessed for carpeting<br />

that is heavily soiled or badly stained.<br />

A stiff brush and a small amount <strong>of</strong> diluted carpet<br />

cleaner will remove most stains. Do not use bleach<br />

or any product that contains bleach. If the carpet in<br />

the unit is permanently stained during your tenancy, a<br />

charge will be assessed which will be applied to the<br />

eventual replacement <strong>of</strong> the carpet. Such repairs or<br />

replacement will not necessarily be made immediately.<br />

If the carpet is stained, you may contact UA Facilities<br />

Management and request help in removing the stain.<br />

However, there will be a charge. We recommend you<br />

vacuum your carpet regularly and have a complimentary<br />

cleaning through Facilities Management once a<br />

year to maintain it properly.<br />

<strong>UCLA</strong> University Apartments South - Resident Handbook 2013/14<br />

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