Here's the list: liquid hand soap, paper towels, kleenex, toilet paper, plunger, blue paper shop towels, canister of clorox wipes, first aid kit, large garbage can, large garbage bags, flashlight, step stool, contractor's roll of paper for floor protection, handyman tool kit, bottled water for the crew, N95 respirators, hearing protection ear muffs, cleaning gloves, work gloves, safety glasses, cleaning supplies caddy, repair supplies caddy, inspection tools caddy, shop vac, broom, light bulbs.

I'm an advocate of the hood over the range for a lot of reasons and I recommend installing fire suppression canisters as well (cost $60 to $100):  https://www.youtube.com/watch?

He kept showing me that he could see his breath, and he had a thermometer to show me (repeatedly) that it was only 50 degrees inside the house.He also had a temper tantrum because he vacuumed the rug and got 1/2 a canister of "dirt".

I was online and googled it a couple weeks ago. 2 part do -it - yourself spray foam insulation was like 650 bucks for the two freon tank size canisters,,enough for a supposed 650 square feet.

@Tanya F.Kohler's 1.28usg toilets use a canister flush valve.  

I get the cheapest stuff amazon has and have my cleaners put it in a canister marked “cafe” so it looks fancy.

:idea: I guess I'll just buy a bunch of Sterno canisters so I can SAY that I live in a loft!

They should have fired canisters of tear gas and maybe some stun/flash bang grenades before attempting to board.

When he moved out, he did one pass of the vacuum in his room and completely filled the canister with debris!

Inspection Fee (sfh, twnhome): $400.00 Wood Destroying Insects (WDI): $75.00 Radon (Canisters/1 wk for results): $100.00 2 family addition to fee: $75.00 Total: $650.00 Looking forward to hearing your thoughts, Thanks and talk soon.