Even soap, let’s say a car detailer as an example.  

First clean surfaces with soap and water (mop).

., hotel/motel shampoo, soap, conditioner, snacks, etc supplier?  

Of course, when I was through I scrubbed out the truck with soap and bleach and hosed it all out to make sure it was clean for the next renter

Blinds are always thrashed when people move out but curtains will usually be ok after a trip to the laundry.I also put a little effort into staging the low end apartments - it makes a big difference if you put up shower curtains, toilet paper, soap, paper towels, dish soap and a dish sponge.

People need to get off their soap boxes.

If it was me, as long as it passed, I would let it stay that way, minor inspections here and there but that shouldn't take a day before i close anything out -- this means soap test on gas lines and junction boxes.

So, getting down from my soap box, you always want to refinance instead of sell unless you plan to 1031.

Cleaning supplies, coffee, TP, Kleenex, soap and shampoo if your going to supply.

Soap scum, dirty appliances, crumbs in the cabinets, window sill crud, ceiling fan dust, hair under the baseboards etc etc. $275 sounds like a reasonable fee to charge for my area and I'm nowhere near the high rent district of LA.