A real old clothes iron .  

He is a grown man, yet you get him a car, let him use your EZ-Pass, put a roof over his head, pay the utilities, let him take free showers in YOUR house and don't demand rent from him.....please don't tell me you also cook his meals and wash his clothes. 

I also moved away from in-person meetings and only schedule them when absolutely necessary allowing me to fit more meetings in and reduced the time spent doing laundry as my "work clothes" are yoga pants.My travel last year was not as much as I had hoped… I took 8 weeks off and went to Boston twice, Denver twice, San Francisco, Phoenix, Detroit, and took a four-day motorcycle trip around lake Michigan.

A very wet terry cloth rag will remove it.

They draw lots of amps and if your wiring is cloth wrapped and 14 gauge it's probably best not to use them unless you can be sure they won't set them on high.

Many of the apartment buildings in Austin were clothing-optional around the pool.

Think pets, musty/damp (especially a problem with vacant properties where you might be keeping the heat down to save on costs), cooking, or the place feels cold (whenever you do a showing the place must be warm (72-74) IMO).

it all depends on where you place it on the form and which forms you are usingif you are doing your taxes in ez style like turbo tax or some other irs entity youll not get your deductions for the forms are not thereif you are going to do your taxes then you need to go with the longest form you can and get all the right forms you needa lot of cpas will not do this for it is difficult plus they think they will be held liable for the taxthis is not true the only people the irs are going to audit is youanother lesson to be learned, if you are going to have property then it is in your best interest to go to a tax prep class and learn what you can right off and what you cant, for instance do you right off your work clothing?

Wear your best clothes, (typically I prefer to wear a suit with no tie) do your hair, and show up looking like a professional.

We used the cash for groceries, for clothing...for everything.