The upside of that is when they move out (because you won't be renewing their lease), if there are ANY stains; you can bill them 100% of the cost for that carpet because it was brand new when they lived there (okay maybe not 100% as it will be a few months old when they move out, but 95%). 

Probably a light sanding, a coat of stain, and about 3 coats of clear will make them shine!

I use Dunn-Edwards velvet for walls (please note that while stains wipe off, it’s easier to do touch ups with eggshell), flat for ceiling and semi gloss for trim.

It really depends on the condition and if the person smoked indoors and was a heavy smoker.You are going to have to wash all of the surfaces with TSP, chances are you will need to repaint (especially if they've been there for 10 years) and may need to stain block the ceilings before painting. 

Many prefer white because it looks upscale and like a nice hotel, but lots of hosts have been moving to light gray to help with the staining and spots that can occur.

Regular maintenance of the wood (staining and sealing) will prevent weather-related damage and prolong its life.Fencing: The wooden fence offers privacy and security.

She apparently paid someone 350 to remove a small stain in a sink.

It appears they tried to remove the stains, but they are still visible.

The cleaner he sent used some type of cleaning solution that stained my bathroom tile and sink countertops.

. :)I think of a messy question like showing up to a job interview with a coffee stain on your shirt (and not a new one).