You can make minor adjustments based on the type of appliances (dishwasher, clothes washer and dryer, air conditioning, etc.) and the size of the rental.

More importantly, I have never felt more vulnerable than when I was buckling a screaming newborn into a carseat, while running errands alone, still physically weakened and recovering from childbirth, with my wardrobe basically limited to stretchy clothes (impossible to conceal a weapon.)

Even if there is a little smoke smell left when you are finished, they won't notice over the cigarette smell on their clothes.

I'll simply say that in my opinion, there is a vast difference between "gurus" (the emperor has no clothes) and real educators (teachers).

Get a drop cloth to cover the area below where you are spraying.

I have a 3 bed 1 bath 1200 sq' SFH with full basement.Basement is okay as basements go, but isn't pretty or inviting...Washer and dryer are in the basement.Home is on a septic system.I'm considering converting the smallest bedroom to a laundry room/folding room/extra clothing storage.

Each virus and bacteria will live quite a bit longer on hard surfaces vs cloth.

Otherwise, anything with a wet cloth pad will get dirt and oil stuck in the pad, which then gets spread throughout your floors as you mop.

I supply toilet paper, paper towels, liquid hand soap at all sinks, dishdetergent, dishwasher pods, one new dishwashing sponge, spray oil, salt & pepper (I buy the plastic disposable ones for picnics so they can't be refilled) and a few other spices, trash bags, some cleaning supplies such as Simple Green and microfiber cloths, coffee filters, plastic wrap, ziploc baggies, laundry detergent, and dryer sheets.Guests are asked to bring their own shampoo, conditioner, personal soap for showers, sugar, creamer and coffee. 

You need to focus on basics at this point, not real estate: food, clothing, shelter.