@Daniel LevineI would spend around $15-20K on whatever my wife wanted.... vacation, jewelry, clothing.  

I dry my clothes in my bathroom by hanging them on the shower rod and I blow a fan on them and turn on a heater in there, and turn on the overhead fan.So, you'll either have maintenance issues from your coin-op washers and dryers, or from tenants sneaking in washers and not catching all the lint and plugging up the drains, or using a bunch of water.Conclusion: Put in washer/dryer hookups. 

Spores travel readily from outside to inside in the air, on clothing, etc., so it is obviously silly to think that one should attempt to eliminate all mold spores in the indoor environment.However, germinated mold colonies growing on structural elements in building structures do not belong there.

She left clothes and pans in her unit but all furniture is gone, fridge is empty.

Sacrifice in other aspects, like clothes shopping :-)!

You can stuff too many clothes in a washer, or not change the lint filter in a dryer, let the washer go out of balance and damage the unit. 

Has plastic blinds so no cloth curtains to worry about there. 

We buy nice cloth or pliable plastic ones, mildew resistant, not the cheap kind.

We got good Samaritans donating goods and clothes, canned food,etc to send, but the problem is, we haven't got a container yet..

And as far as deflation, the federal government can't let that happen very much for the simple fact that they have put us in a bond liquidity trap and they would default on the dollar.When I see low skill jobs like fast food have doubled in wage over the last 8 or so years and are now paying $15/hour, then it seems completely normal to me that food should be double, cars should be double, clothing should be double, rent should be double, and home prices should be double.