1000 years ago, when I was less than poor, I could only afford the car that was soaked in cigar fumes.It took me two bottles of Febreeze, but that car smelled like a brand new car after two bottles.

Oh come on Will that's not true I made $500,000 buying properties using bottle caps and bellybutton lint :mrgreen:

This house was finished quite a while ago, and I meant to post a topic on this, but I completely forgot until I started going through some old photo's on the SD card.Background of the House: 14 years old, original owner, heavy cigar smoker/alcoholic that would literally put cigar butts out on the carpet and left THOUSANDS of bottles (empty and half full) everywhere spilling over.

I found Lots of old toys, Bottles, lots of old coins ,Dead animals and tons of old paint and tires.

When I did she left a lot and I mean a lot of booze bottles behind-probably three or four garbage bags full.  

There’s a 1,068-bottle wine cellar, gourmet kitchen with blue Esmeralda countertops and top-of-the-line appliances and a wellness area with wet and dry saunas.

You'll need pots/pans, baking utensils, bottle openers, oven mitts, and all sorts of random stuff.

Windex or soapy water in a spray bottle. 

One common one is that as soon as they have a wad of cash they go spend it on a bottle ... and you either won't see them the next day, or even worse, you might.And then there is the issue of licenses and insurance.

Black granite counters like here NEVER show stains, and even my own kitchen of "Brown and Tan" granite has had oil bottles break on it and shows nothing.