They can be good for elderly/disabled people who don't have to lift heavy wet clothes to transfer them from one unit to another.

I don't think I'm okay with that and not sure if I'm overreacting.I'm concerned about smells sticking to clothes and getting into the flooring or paint.

I have a 10x20 garage rented to a guy that is storing personal property:  tools, furniture, books, clothing, etc. 

Get some gray cloth chairs and vase and put it on the table. 

After 2 days of the eviction, he left cloths, foods, and other house holds stuff at the drive way.he damaged the property and walls are nailed, taped, and other stains on the wall, carpet needs to replaced, and bad shape of landscaping.

At the end of the day, no one cares about what clothes you wear, what car you drive, you are the only person who is responsible for your financial future.

Currently, my leading contender is installing some sort of metal edging, rolling out ground cloth, and then spreading out a few yards of crushed stone.

I did loading/unloading big trucks, iron clothes in 120 degree room, and paint furniture without proper tools like mask which made me sick everyday.Moved to US as a Refugee with just $50, zero English, and didn't know anyone here zero friends/relatives.

Shelter, like food & clothing is not free.

I don’t remember removing those.Each bedroom had a bed and some clothes and artwork.