Mostly we tend to have an odor additive to our paint when we paint and try to clean the kitchen appliances and scrub all the cabinets and so on.

I don't think Paris is scrubbing the floors, either.

LVP seems to take a lot of shoe scuffs that you've got to get down and scrub off. 

Hey Jeff, obviously this really depends what market you are in and the list you are using and which company you use to scrub to list for numbers etc. but how many RVMs are you doing per week.

Multiple scrubbings with TSP, followed by Kilz, then painting was good for walls and most of the interior doors.  

(Not onlu out of state or tax delinquent.)We scrub the list to remove things like: properties with a mortgage, duplicates, etc. and spend a tremendous amount of time on pricing, because although these offers may be a lot less than retail, they are not out of the question.

There are also lots that are unbuildable because they are in "Scrub Jay" habitats (a small endangered bird).

The hot tub had to be emptied and scrubbed down, refilled and shocked.

You could try scrubbing your list for vacant/deceased mailing addresses before mailing and that would save you some money.

1,400 leads is a lot -I hope there was a big slice left for you to market to after scrubbing it.