The firm holds free seminars for landlords to ask any random question too, I went to one before finding my first property (I really need to go again now that I'm an actual landlord) but I had him write up a contract for my first rental that I have tweaked for the subsequent properties I bought.I also had him add things specific to my request like forbidding the use of candles for non-emergency situations.

This all stopped after my 2009 health problems cause tremendous cognitive damage and I wax unable to recall, on my own, those ever-valuable phone sales skills.

I was doing a walk through on a move out and found candel wax in a closet at least 4 feet high where somekind of ritual had been practiced.

The kitchen is full of old moldy food and nasty gunk everywhere including inside the dishwasher, walls from top to bottom just dirty and sticky, with wax etc. all over everything, Every smoke detector, carbon monoxide monitor pulled of the wall, trash stuffed down the bathroom drains, 100s of holes in the walls and ceiling (her stripper poles) etc., Just gross.  

As has been suggested, we have a no smoking policy - we don't allow anything that smokes: candles, incense, cigarettes, etc..

Whole ball of wax. 

Resealing heavy traffic is as simple as wiping with xylene and re-applying the decra seal, additional waxing if you're paranoid.

If you can do it yourself, by the time the guts are going, the tank seal, toilet seat and wax ring are usually close behind.

she also spilled candle wax on the limestone fireplace.  

When tenants stop paying for utilities other problems arise, such as burning candles for light, using propane devices for heating, and BBQs for cooking, running extension cords from other residences and overloading them, and in the winter, freezing pipes.... to name a few.