You need to chuck that Pyrex jug, otherwise it'll shatter into evil shards at some point, probably when washing it up or holding hot gravy. One means much blood and water, the other means much blood and sticky burns over the cut bits.
Our broken - the oven. Two airfryers were cheaper than to buy a replacement, get half the kitchen taken out, rewiring to code, redoing the gas pipes so another one will fit, removing the old one, installing, rebuilding the kitchen and disposal (and then being billed by the landlord for 'destroying' the old kitchen).
Then there's the cracked sink. Landlord says it's not necessary to replace it. We'll be billed in any case.
Shower downstairs - again, an necessary repair, apparently.
Back door step has crumbled. I'm to jump 3 foot to miss it.
Part of front wall where local kids are allowed by their parents to climb and walk on it. It's unfair to the kids to expect them not to have fun, according to the parents.
Electric meter cupboard outside. Was smashed open to change the meter despite my being in at the time. Now only held shut by overgrown Ivy.
Wardrobe keeps falling apart and chest of drawers stays together as long as you don't open it.
The bed frame is split and can't be repaired anymore.
The hardboard floor upstairs is uneven and there's a crack in the ceiling below. Perfectly normal building settling - but told not to put carpet down because if the crack widens, they'll tear it up to get to the shifting beams.
I hate renting.