The contractor suggests duct cleaning that we'll do anyway, but I was wondering if anyone has had a similar issue like ours and could provide additional info on the questions below:- some additional info re reason of the smell (what kind of bacteria is it?)

evidence by definition: "the available body of facts or information indicating whether a belief or proposition is true or valid"

If they don't change the fridge's water filter, the worst that will usually happen is they'll probably end up with funny tasting/smelling water.I have another lease that's a custom lease written up by an attorney, and has a clause that specifically addresses HVAC filters:AIR FILTER REPLACEMENT AND/OR MAINTENANCE RESPONSIBILITY [Landlord check this box if applicable]  The premises is supplied with a replaceable air filter as part of the HVAC system.

All he would tell me about the powder was that it acted like an acid when it got on the roaches body... and that it wasn't exactly legal to use in Idaho.Might be worth it to, after cleaning the duplex like crazy (professionals?)

I may also need a cleaning at the site the body was found depending on how long it had been there.

As far as safety , bodies are piling up in NY right now and there's anger towards China creating new virus strains with wild animal markets for food and medicine (and I realize the far east encompasses a lot more than China, but angry broke people don't care)... so I would monitor the situation.

Make no mistake in that the smell of Aldehyde is like no other in that once you have had a whiff, not unlike ammonia or skunk (think marijuana cigarette smoke), it's definitely a strong scent you will not soon forget.

Smell the flowers for us?

I know smoking leaves smell on the carpets, but won't pets do that too?

Do you think it reasonable to request your hourly wage employee wear a body cam when you’re absent?