@Valerie Rogers my units are remote as well making it more difficult to refill bigger bottles.  

Example when you have to spend a Sat. cleaning out the neighbors basement from a ton of dust that was created when we demo our rowhouse and giving them a bottle of wine as an apology. 

Being young and naive it never crossed my mind when I saw all the strange bottles and containers.

No charcoal grills, gas grills, propane bottles, lighter fluids, flammable liquids or devices are to be stored within the house, garage or basement.

Also a great movie.As a side note, I believe the Raiders are down to 3 or 4 in number and word is they cracked the bottle of brandy last year.

Even with 4 bottles of febreeze (or they will know you're hiding something due to the large amount of oder killer).A bank owned property that has already been through foreclosure and not been purchased by an investor will OFTEN sell for LESS than the bank was trying to get at foreclosure.

Stop asking a bunch of winos in a bar how to drink from the bottle.

I have several 10 ton air operated bottle jacks that I use to raise the home back up.I use a laser set at the highest point that has a clear shot of the low points to check the floor hight and make sure the higher areas do not raise up as well.

When they arrive we give them a "Welcome Home Gift Basket" (Toilet paper, spaghetti sauce, Company logo pens, a few bottles of water) , we are thinking of adding a plunger and a calendar which has the days tent is due and is late pre-printed on it. 3.

When I was doing rentals I insisted on a 2 year minimum, which got me better, more stable tenants, who ended up staying an average of FIVE YEARS.BTW, when removing popcorn ceilings I always spritz it with water from a spray bottle.