then they climbed the rock up to the cedar siding along the rain gutter downspouts , they would get into attic I would fix the spots with hardware cloth Or you can use metal lath in my case they just found another way in over and over (this stopped after I found the baby's , heard them squeeking and caught them and put in a bucket with hole in lid and wired it on to a treelimb) P.S If you grab squirrel baby's that are very big grab fast they are quick .

Water heater, stove, clothes dryer are electric. 

I think the push back on this is largely economic, clothed in safety concerns.  

So After a very long yoga class this morning I was able to drop my ego out of this and listen to both sides of the story.

I would think if they put clothes away wet that would do it.

One easy thing is to make sure if you are meeting an important person make sure you are comfortable, that means clothing, meeting location, noise levels, etc.

I wanted financial security, to not have to get up at the crack of dawn nor work graveyards ever again, have a career where I didn't have to change clothes when I got home, to take vacations whenever and as often as I want, not have a commute longer that ten minutes, and to have all of that while building a business for myself and not for someone else.

However, with that said, I have seen properties in Big Bear that were "cleaned" and making the management company large returns, plus cleaning fees that had floors sticky with beer, missing fire extinguishers, missing table clothes, etc and trash on the doorstep in the form of broken kitchen chairs.

I’ve tried working out early before work, yoga, cold showers, sit down breakfast.

I didn't see the inside of a restaurant unless it was my 3rd job.I avoided malls, clubs, convenience stores and the latest phones, clothes and movies.