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Old Jan 5th 2017 | 1:55 am
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My wife and I are planning a move to the Alicante region and have found an apartment we would like to make an offer on,however when viewing this property we noticed a large amount of cocktail poo around the kitchen sink.
The Question is should we be concerned with this.We realize to some extent this is a fact of life in warmer climates but neither would we want to live in an infested building. The flat is small with kitchen as part of the living room. Does anyone have any experience with this?
 
Old Jan 5th 2017 | 4:00 am
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Originally Posted by rodandtess
My wife and I are planning a move to the Alicante region and have found an apartment we would like to make an offer on,however when viewing this property we noticed a large amount of cocktail poo around the kitchen sink.
The Question is should we be concerned with this.We realize to some extent this is a fact of life in warmer climates but neither would we want to live in an infested building. The flat is small with kitchen as part of the living room. Does anyone have any experience with this?
Presume you mean "cockroach poo" ?

Not at all unusual in coastal areas - long thread in this forum on this I remember from late September. Can be treated effectively
 
Old Jan 5th 2017 | 4:13 am
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Damn autocorrect!! Lol! It would definitely be a no go if we found poo in our cocktails! Will check the thread for September cheers!
 
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Originally Posted by rodandtess
My wife and I are planning a move to the Alicante region and have found an apartment we would like to make an offer on,however when viewing this property we noticed a large amount of cocktail poo around the kitchen sink.
The Question is should we be concerned with this.We realize to some extent this is a fact of life in warmer climates but neither would we want to live in an infested building. The flat is small with kitchen as part of the living room. Does anyone have any experience with this?
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