I'd go with an oil based or shellac and use a respirator.

They came in hazmat suits and respirators with a team of five people.

Oh, and some travertine tiles for the kitchen backsplash (which another friend is going to do for me at a discount, which is known in the music world as the "bro-rate").I spent today sanding all the trim (while wearing a heavy duty respirator, since it's possible one of the early layers of paint was lead based).This weekend I'm going to paint the cabinets (solid wood, so I sanded them down and am re-using them with new hardware), paint the trim, and hopefully get started on the walls.

Always wear a respirator and and dampen a work area with a spray bottle of water if you do choose to disturb such products.

The place was so bad I had to wear a respirator can mask. 

We also used a ozone machine, and lots of respirators !!

I just think the predated deed in lieu is fraud and done cause guys like me are respirate to do our business and have no where else to turn for a loan.

CAUTION: If you use a high concentration of bleach you will probably have to use a whole-face respirator that's rated for gas filtering.

(And smells like hell so wear a respirator and open the windows.)I'd love pictures when you're done. 

And lastly, if you are going to be vacuuming or sweeping when cleaning up after mice, make sure to wear a N100 rated dust mask or respirator to avoid breathing in dust that is contaminated with hantavirus.