Damage to premises by a pet include, but are not limited to, scratches, odor, staining, warping or other damage to floor or walls from urine, spilled food/water, or other causes.

I think there is just automatically a negative perception of allowing pets due to odors and stains.

I used "pro's choice odor barrier" instead of kilz per the recommendation of my carpet guy.

The fan will pull all second hand smoke out of the property, leaving no residue or odor, and resulting in no damages to the property.

To eradicate the odor and stains, you will need to use an odor/stain blocking paint on sub-floors, walls and woodwork.

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While inspecting the home, we smelled extreme odor of pet urine through out the house.

I've had a handyman working there every day this week and he says there isn't even an odor any more, let alone dangerous levels of smoke.

Tenant will be charged for all damages to the Property caused by smoke, including cleaning fees, carpet cleaning, and re-painting if reasonably necessary to remediate smoke odor."

If I had a time machine, I would love to go back to the era when people started getting telephones in their homes, and watch all the older people grumbling that "today's youth don't know how to write a letter anymore."