If you cant, depending on the amount you need to cover will dictate whether its worth the rental, floors go quickly by dumping straight out of the 5 gallon bucket and rolling your way out of the room.

I should add that to the lease I have on one of my premier properties- the one between the dry cleaning bag warehouse and the five gallon bucket store.It is a former asbestos manufacturing facility that I was able to acquire for a song!

He pulled a 5 gallon bucket full of tampons out of the drain line!

So one pilot was explaining how he damn near ran out of fuel flying from Scottsdale to Van Nuys and other were posting that they always take off with full fuel.. this guy decided to only tanker 17 gallons and hit heavy headwinds through the Palm spings corridor.. ( if you have ever flown through there its very windy) so he landed with minimal fuel and had to tell ATC he had minimum fuel which is somewhat embarrassing I think.My partner and I always fill up our plane when we land. so when we go the next trip we ALWAYs have full fuel..

Thank God I knew what their intent was but boy some people drank like a gallon of that kool-aid.

None of my helpers would go back in the house.So I got three gallons of bleach and we ran in and poured it on the floor and ran out and left it to evaporate for the weekend.

So far I have are the following items:Change furnace filter (In encourage my tenants to do this but it doesn’t always get done)Inspect water heater and ensure bottom isn’t rusting out (am also considering draining a few gallons to get sediment out).Check caulk in bathroomCheck under sinks for any moistureCheck garage door/opener for smooth operationCan anyone help me to add to this list?

Buy it in concentrate form (it's more economical per mixed gallon than buying pre-mixed).

You can schedule an adventure that lasts an hour, or take a few weeks off to explore any place in the world with roads.And hey, 50 miles to the gallon ain't too shabby, either.

We are talking about tens of thousands of gallons of water here.