I've had good success using a paste of bleach, oxyclean powder, and blue dawn dish soap.  

kindly,MattAs a healthcare professional would recommend White Coat Investors, exclusive investor group online that is comprised of only physicians, dentists etc.  

The firm, which owns Dove soap and Axe deodorant, as well as hundreds of other brands, is smelling the pain as lockdowns have led to a dramatic drop-off in sales for personal care items.

The fact is, our company is comprised of all investors.

Obviously not an expert, but dry cleaners use chemicals whereas washers do not, except for soap.

The only thing I spray the plants with is a mixture of water, dishwasher soap, and hot sauce.

[Steps down off soap box]

As far as the political topic here, I will not join in on the soap box here, but only say that I am disguested with the media and the ignoramouses they interview.

They would be rated AAA but be comprised of Subprime mortgages.The entire situation is amazing and its no wonder we are in this mess.

Here's an example of what the Electrical (Component #13) task list might look like:The entire task list for all components comprises my SOW for that house.I'll then provide the appropriate parts of the SOW to the appropriate contractors, and let them provide line-item bids.For milestones and payments, if I were using a single contractor, I'd take my SOW task list and organize it in sequential order based on scheduling and then insert milestones at various points throughout the schedule.For example, your schedule would likely be ordered something like this:Insert the specific list of tasks as they relate to the scheduling order above (so, for example, the Electrical SOW from above would be part of #17 and #33), and then add in your milestones.In theory, if you had tasks relating to all 40 of the scheduling components above, you might have 40 milestones, and make a payment after each is completed.