He then told her she was going to have to buy a overflow that was going to cost about 1100 due to the chemicals that flow down the sink.

The chemical smell of lacquer and paint was too strong to smell anything else and when that calmed down, still no smoke smell.The light fixtures will cause problems if you don't clean or replace them.

powerwasher. that residue is hard to clean. i know because i used to have a small powerwashing business. there are chemicals that are harmless to plants/people, but super effective on that stuff.

@Lee Scarlett,There are chemical adhesive removers you can get.

We close on it next Wednesday and I have done quite a bit of research on how to get out the smell.I purchased a product called " Mister Max Anti Icky Poo" weird name I know, but this is an enzyme that will break a lot of the chemical bonds in the urine.

Just clean with bleach water and buy a chemical mildew/mold blocker which will help prevent it from coming back.  

At the end of the day, I have a degree in Chemical Engineering, so I will always have something to fall back on, so what is there to lose?

everyone so far appears to be against the paint option, what I have found from my experience is you can paint metal tubs with no problem as long as you remove the drain and paint under it when reinstall it, if they tape around it which most of them do, it will begin to peel from there, what I would like to know is what is the best cleaning chemical to remove the stain, as far as painting a fiberglass tub I have no experience with that, hope this helps. let us know what you end up doing because I also hate spending money I don't have to.

@Nicole W. we have use bleach for a long time for areas even in our own house and my husband works in chemicals and we have never thought of anything else.

Here is the website: http://www.justice.gov/dea/clan-lab/clan-lab.shtmlI suggest you go to the DEA or drug task force in your County and see if you can find out the levels of chemicals that were found in the house at the time of the drug bust.