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Updated 11 months ago,

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Rachel H.
  • Seattle, WA
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Childproofing Windows - What is Required?

Rachel H.
  • Seattle, WA
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Hi Folks! I have a tenant who is requesting to childproof the crank windows in the home she's renting from me by installing a product that has to screw into the casing. This would permanently damage the window, and so I'm looking for an alternative. This tenant then messaged me to request a formal signed letter if I refuse to let her install the product she wants to use. I told her I would comply with whatever was legally required, but I'm not yet sure what that is, so I'm trying to find out. For crank windows that aren't in a bedroom, and aren't the only egress, would it be sufficient to simply remove the crank so they can't open, since there's no requirement that they do so? Any tips on where I can find out what specifically is legally required by landlords in these cases? I'm in Portland, OR. Thanks for any info, suggestions, and tips! 

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