Tenant agrees to pay for clearing the drains of any and all stoppages except those, which the plumber who is called to clear the stoppage will attest to in writing, were caused by defective plumbing, tree roots, or a result of weather.Tenant agrees to keep on hand and properly use a plunger when necessary to unclog drains and to prevent water overflow from toilet, sinks and bathtub.

And more ladders than I can shake a stick at.In a couple of weeks I'll be adding a bathtub & surround to my collection. 

In the process of turning over an apartment, and the cast iron tub (previously refinished) has a small size chip on it.Less than the size of a dime.Called a few refinish companies and the cost for a complete refinish ...

I love that shower, and the bathtub faucet.  

She turned the bathtub on in a 3rd floor apt and locked the door. 

Some renter's insurance can cover accidents (bath tub overflow damage) and medical/legal (injury or lawsuit)Renter's insurance is typically less than $200/yr. 

I love the bathtubs, especially the one in the smaller bathroom.

I had a bathtub re-finished by a company called Miracle Method and it looks a lot better.  

Yes, I realize it may be their home soon, but we hire a pro decorator who does a better job than 99% of the population, including me.We had someone who wanted a copper bathtub on our last project.

@Anthony DooleyLet's consider a hypothetical scenario your tenant on top floor one fine day decides to shower outside of the bath tub  near the toilet causing a wet subfloor and keeps doing it repeatedly until you start seeing leaky ceiling on the lower level floor, would you dismiss it with a "not too broke" argument and endure the repairs out of pocket?