The number of REI vs the number of REI that have been sued= a few drops in the bucket...

Justify it be saying I'm increasing your rent buy a star buckets coffee a week :) 

I think the other one is immortal, been waiting for it to kick the bucket for 16 years, it's still feisty as ever.From a landlord standpoint of view, there is not much to worry about as long as the tenant does not let them roam freely to get stuck behind cabinets or in the walls via holes.

I usually buy an inexpensive tub/bucket container of some kind and fill it with several trial/travel size items like dish soap, hand soap, detergent, etc.  

She said they were too deep around the shrubs, and she literally came over with a bucket and started filling them up with my expensive bark, intending to take it away.  

It's very affordable buy it in 5 gallon buckets.

Home Depot and Lowe’s have sections of clearance gallons or buckets on the side.

But since for whatever reason the tenant is not inclined to do this favor, the landlord needs to pay for what he wants.I think professional cleaning(paid for by the owner) for open houses is a great idea.Even $100/day of showing will be a drop in bucket if the house sells. 

Or maybe the roof leak just dripped and they caught it in a bucket. 

Once you find a good plumber, keep him... until he does something to put him in the bucket with all the others.