I so wanted to pick her up and throw her out the window.

Been renting rooms from AW. The first place was fine. The other girl was pleasant but didn't hear her while I had a client in. My bedroom was situated well away from buzzer and lounge and ensuite room so client had no reason to know anyone else in the flat

Then I move to another flat. All wooden floors and no telly. The only way my clients would have been able to not know she was there was if she sat still and didn't move.

But she didn't try to be quiet. Decided to start emptying out hall cupboard while with client. Had to ask her to Ssshhh. Then sat in her bedroom tacking on her phone. Again had to ask her to be quiet. The amazing thing was she was as quiet as a mouse while I had nobody in then so noisy when I had someone in. It was even hard work getting her to move from the hall when my client was coming in. Didn't want him to see her.

I really did just about lose it with her.

I can see why people who rent flats out rent two rooms rather than one as many WGs are unreliable at turning up. Bit like punters lol. But oh my god. I hope I never have to ask another girl to be quiet again.

Has this happened to any of you?

I used to let my place to girls but only one at a time.
It's hard to be silent even with one girl and me.
Plus there is often a clash of personalities
and different norms multiply that with
another girl and it can be uneasy.

I'd sit reading and nothing else no weeing, farting, coughing, no cooking or phone.

That's exactly what I would do. Probably the lack of TV noise and wooden floor made it a lot worse.

i would name and shame her so no one works with her,i no its bad but i would of gone nuts,we are all in this to earn money why would a girl do that to another girl,shame on her

There isn't really anywhere appropriate to do this, though. Bitching on your blog or profile page looks petty and doesn't do you any favours, plus punters aren't interested. Why should they be?

The best anybody can do, and would do if they had any sense, would be ask whoever is responsible for the place if they could speak to somebody who's worked there before and tell them then. If the person renting gets enough complaints they'll start losing money, which is going to be of far more interest to them than whether or not a couple of prossies had a squabble about the TV volume.