After reading all posts, I still believe it's not going to change my occupancy rates if I ask our guests to:-pick up their trash (vacation or not, why wouldn't you-seriously, how messy are you)-load the dishwasher (why would you live with food spoiling on dishes when you're expecting to have a relaxing time w/o the rotting smells)-place used towels in the washer (odor & mold issues)This is plain ole pick up after yourself stuff.

She recalls when the widening project wasn’t even funded and commuters were grumbling about the need for more lanes.Once the project began, frustration boiled over for a new reason.

After some minor delays, I will be listing the house next week with no cat odor and hope to get all of my money out.

That was 1 week ago.Today, the strong urine odor is back in the hallway Has anyone else had a similar situation?

The thing is, those offenses go away after a time, as does marijuana plant odor.

"Rossi, who is seeking $75,000 and court costs, claims he has had to put up with party buses, raucous parties with topless women, foul language, noxious odors and thumping music."

You can rent machines that put out near lethal doses of ozone that use a timer that you set, vacate and then come back hours after the ozone disperses.We've used ozone to get rid of bed bugs, mold, smoke damage, cigarette & weed odors, etc.Recommend you Google how to get rid of meth contamination, so you understand the process and don't get ripped off!

Also, ODOR is a huge issue.

Horse manure smells less than most animals but depending on how frequently the stalls get cleaned and where they pile the manure and also what type of bedding they use can all play into the odor thing.

My dilema is I now have the lower rented and the upper unit tenants moved out and they were not messy people but the place smells like Body odor and it’s been 2 weeks and the smell has not gone away.