Is there no respect

Because you would be upset if they left it where you could see it.

MBQ

A decent curry and you can spray it on. You can even do the inside of the roof this way, a bit like the foam stuff you can spray on. After all, nothing sticks like s**t!

MBQ

I hope you did not come into contact with that blood dried or not. I'd be very wary of coming into contact with anothers body fluids. You can very easily catch some nasty diseases that way.

Report it to the company, in writing, cc'd to the MD. Telling them that you are going to deduct the cost of new towel from their bill.

Somewhere for small articles fall. You must know how things spontaneously fall across, or even between rooms, into tool boxes.

In case they want to nick anything that's screwed down.

Or perhaps they just like carrying a tool box because it makes them look like important people (like plumbers) and it's somewhere to put their sandwiches.

Owain

Yet again more incompetent f**kwits!!

Seems to be alot around these days

-- Cordless Crazy

And look very carefully around the house for other bloodstains first; the OP might get a new hall or bathroom carpet out of it.

Owain

Just be thankful you're not being sued for leaving a dangerous object for the workmen to cut themselves on. I'd wash the evidence straight away!

I see, nothing to do with them carring a stanley knife in a rather large tool box?

-- Sir Benjamin Middlethwaite

I thought about that alas none stained which I find a bit odd, wonder if I can sue for new loft insulation. ;-)

-- Sir Benjamin Middlethwaite

Cordless Crazy typed

My thoughts precisely.

Their parting comment that 'it didn't matter as it was only the phone extensions' really wound up my partner as the damaged cable was attached to the wall some 20 feet above the ground...