Same thing with code enforcement, a lot of the "violations" are as simple as peeled paint on a porch.

I still wear mask and a new, clean pair of gloves.

We are good to go he just asked I remind everyone to please respect house rules and please enter with a mask and if you must wander anywhere to please wear the mask.

You could also view it as an opportunity to put another type of flooring in if it's valued in your market.Another thing to try (if you have central air) would be to put a deodorizing spray on the air filter and run that for a while, but that may just mask the scent.

Thinking long term, the wood paneling can warp, peel, or rot, resulting in the dismantling of your tiles.

My question is concerning the wet basement (cement block), which has a bowing wall, peeling paint, and water seepage, primarily where the floor meets the wall.

Pretty simple:No hate towards orange peels - they're useful. 

Ozone, paint, bleach, consume, masking the odor works until the humidity kicks in and the smell will come back.

It may smell like wet dog but that is probably masking the mildew.

Cost is about $2400 to mask and spray the whole house with 2 coats.But I've just signed a new 1 year lease with a new tenant so I'm not feeling the ROI is there to have it restored with this clear rejuvenating sealant at this stage.