It's hygiene.  

However, I’m hesitant now because I’m concerned that the tenants may not follow proper hygiene and social distancing protocols which would heighten the risk of exposure especially if one of them gets infected.Which brings up a reasonable question;If you decide to try this, would you include these concerns in your house rules and on a more sensitive note, would you require your tenants to be vaccinated to qualify?

Cotton toilet paper won't break down in the septic, not will female hygiene products.

This includes feminine hygiene products and “flushable” wipes.

This sounds like a mini REIA in itself that I wouldn't mind attending with you guys @Alex Franks @Pancham Gupta & @Joseph Fradelakis as long as ya'll don't mind a feminine touch of presence.

Who knew that it was a bad idea to try to flush golf balls, or wet-naps, or feminine products (right Sylvia?

I"ve already told the tenant not to flush feminine napkins and baby wipes...they are fine doing that.Let me know if you'd like to share the contact!

Too many people in one area is not hygienic or safe.

Not only damages due to the prior slumlord who owned the place, but damages from the tenant purposeful, her low hygienic upkeep.  

Someone who has a better personal hygiene will complain the one who does not clean up the messes from the use of bathroom or kitchen.