These tenants also liked candles....OK, so I guess no more candles allowed.

Infusers, air fresheners, candles?

Ive seen many people burn the candle at both ends, and not really change anything.

Can I legally ask the second floor tenant to stop burning incense, candles, etc.

Unit 2 5yrs. pays 800 with one person living there and smells like candles were used to cover marijuana scent.

Let's light this candle!!!

We've used batts in that way to deaden sound from bathrooms and laundry rooms adjacent to living areas with good effect... even R13 would make a difference.Lowes sells sound insulating sheetrock that would help as well.Sound can also travel through the walls, so having insulated wall cavities would make a difference.On the very expensive end of things, consider using foam insulation (icynene, sp)... it'd cost a fortune, but that'd be as good as you're gonna get for sound dampening effect (It'd also make the space such that you could heat it with a birthday candle and cool it with an ice cube, but that's another story entirely.)A thought for further research would be to look this topic up on websites geared for musicians.

Burning the candle at both ends.

Fake flowers, towels in the bathroom, tissue boxes, soap, hand towels, air fresheners, candles, end tables, lamps.

If multiple people show up at the same time, and they have, it gives them the incentive to fill out the application right there.I have a scented candle burning before they arrive, toilet paper in the bathrooms (good call), and a small plant or floral arrangement on the kitchen counter.