Granite is highly resistant to scratching, cracking and staining, and is impervious to heat.

All right - can't resist on this one.

I tried to resist jumping in but could not help myself.

Well, I am waiting for the day when we can buy really cheap hurricane proof impact resistance windows, those windows can withstand 200mph hurricane force winds and a cococut projectile coming at the window at a speed of 200mph, and the glass is made of a material where you can use a remote to adjust the transparency level to control how much light is let in, and you can set it so that it is totally transparent, 50% transparent, turn itself into a mirror on the inside or outside only, or make itself into a screen for me to surf the internet or watch a show. 

Taking the path of least resistance comes at a price IMO. 

I have gone to their pitch just out of curiosity and when I heard them talk about how easy wholesaling was I had to resist SO hard to call them out on it and when they started talking about the cost, I just walked a way shaking my head as I walked out thinking "OMG, some of these people are actually buying this load of crap??"

It is best to use a professional to heat treat in combination with residual chemicals, because BedBugs can adapt to avoid areas that have been sprayed with poison, and even become resistant to certain sprays.If you are really under a budget try BedBugSupply.com we have used them before in the past, and they have a four-step patented system which works, but it will require multiple applications.

What kind of resistance have you had from tenants with requiring or encouraging automatic monthly withdrawals of rent?  

I really didn't anticipate doing this, but can't resist it.It seems like this thread has lost its' allure, just you and I.

I thought ceramic tile floors would be pet resistant, but now I understand urine can be trapped permanently in the tile grout too.