Too bad you don't have an additional program to help them not need that second chance--even a small one.You know, like burning the candle at both ends.Good Luck!

We were asked: "Why don't you provide shower caps," "Why don't you light citronella candles outside the front door when we arrive so a bug doesn't get inside?"

I have all of the things in the example lease, and I added extra clauses for things like keeping track of keys and locksmiths, burning candles and grills safely, cleaning and lawncare, an expanded clause on not clogging drains, no pools, etc.

Yes, it can cause damage but so can a lit candle.

I prefer them to have electric stoves, and electric water heaters--two less things for them blow themselves and the other units to Smithereens.Those coiled gas lines do leak from time to time, and the other things I don't like in the units are candles (open candles or religious candles in a colored glass from the local grocery store) or live Christmas trees.

Ex: small bottle of dish soap, a few hand towels for the kitchen, sponges, pledge wipes, maybe a small Candle or a Glade plug in. 

But at that point you are burning the candle at both ends and working a combined 60-80 hours per week.

She denied smoking and claimed it was a candle before aggressively slamming the door in my face.

Raise some chickens too, and sell the eggs.If manure isn't a welcome perfume, then city life abounds here. 

We have strict rules in our lease including, no smoking, no candles, no grease fryers and no open grease frying on the stove top.