What annoys you about your own home?

[Chicken Drummer]

can be anything

i will start

Too Small

[Graeham]

The bathroom gets very cold in winter.

[Dread Pirate Phayde]

That I don't have one.

[Kyux]

Creaky floor. I have to tiptoe or walk around the edges of the room to not wake up the person below me.

[Kyphael]

Gets too hot in the summer and I don't like air conditioners.

[Koriani]

Kitchen was built in 1981...and it shows. I'm not sure what my countertops are made of... but I now understand my mother's obsession with avoiding watermarks. =D

one day... one day... *eyes the sledgehammer*

[Chromeshellking]

Same type deal. Built in the 70's and its not bad but the popcorn cancer ceiling is always a fear.

[chizzle]

Definitely my wife.

[Koriani]

Same type deal. Built in the 70's and its not bad but the popcorn cancer ceiling is always a fear.

LOL - oh yea we got those too! (I guess I'm more use to that, it doesn't bother me as much. =D )

[rogoth]

i have so many things broken or non functioning and no money to fix them and the list just keeps growing, it's depressing.

[Dellis0991]

That I gotta have bars on my windows!

[WskyDK]

My backyard is unfinished, my window seals are failing, it's in AZ

[LemonDemonGirl]

People can hear me walking on the top floor above them. I've lived in a bungalow since I was a veryu young kid, so I'm not used to it

I've lived at my current house for about 4 years I think

[Granyala]

Very hot in the summer and the fact that I have the darn, whining fridge in the living area. (1-Room apartment).

[Squigglyo]

The bank expects me to pay them money every month for the next 20 years to keep it

[callipygoustp]

The pool is a bit smaller than I like.

[Yuli]

Definitely my wife.

Boomer Humor

OT: Would like a heated basement, the room there is useless rn because I don't have to store that much stuff.

[Witchblade77]

details. I love the bones of the house, the layout is great, but there are some details that I really want to replace... and cannot afford to just yet. like wall to wall carpeting for example (I'm leaning towards replacing it with marmoleum, eventually, seems like a good option for a floor that can handle a dog unlike hardwood but not as cold or expensive as stone tile). Or very weird kitchen cabinets. they are usable. but only just.

its livable, but it still annoys me a bit.

edited to add. almost forgot. out above ground pool. originally I was so excited that the house came with one, but its a lot more of a money sink to maintain in usable condition than I realized and too small to properly swim in. and it also costs money to remove it, so we are basically stuck with it for time being. so its now covered up and we haven't opened it in years.

[Queen of Hamsters]

There's no dog in it.

Will be at least 11 more months until I can finally start the process of bringing home my purebred Rottweiler puppy. Upside: It gives 11 more months of saving up.

Other than that, rental housing where I live is very high standard and also gives some freedom like putting up a fence etc, so I'm happier in this apartment than I've ever been before.

[cuafpr]

need more space, trying to double the size of it now if I can find a decent contractor, cause i love the area and don't want to move.