@Jesse BarahonaI would stay out of dry cleaning & laundry, unless it’s only a drop off storefront and you send everything out to be laundered elsewhere - I know a guy who has 4 of those in surrounding towns and he just pays another company to pick the clothes up, launder it, and either deliver it or bring it back to his stores.

Studies so far show that COVID19 survives on hard surfaces longer than on cloth.

A "party" would be at least 3 trash cans full of empty beer and booze bottles , a few guys passed out on the front lawn , empty pizza boxes laying around , maybe some left over clothes around the pool . ( those were the days)

The addition is a flat roof.The only other major thing the inspector found was cloth insulation.

As a family we all do yoga for an hour everyday.My happiness, health, networth, and cash flow have all gone up without the constraining ties of my job.

If you go scraping at it willy-nilly you will potentially be inhaling a heavy dose of lead and potentially bringing it home on your clothes and dosing your family. 

There not clothes shopping like they were.

There are still clothes in the closets, books on the shelves, and dishes in the sink among other things.

"When you vacated the premises at ..................... on July 20, 2020, you left a large amount of personal property, including but not limited to bedding, clothing, and furniture.

If you want to contribute, or volunteer, or know of someone in need of food, clothing, shelter and/or assistance, please refer them to one of the very best organizations, the Los Angeles Food Bank.