We removed all carpet and padding from all rooms in the house, but the "pet odors" from this room remain.

From an ex-carpet cleaners point of view - one who was ceritified as an official Odor Control Technician, I'll have you know (lol) - the only way we could guarantee the complete odor removal was to replace the pad and seal the floor with a shellac-type sealer.

You can get that visa for €250K, and the Greeks are grumbling about the Russians and Chinese flying in with suitcases of money and snapping up cheap real estate to get it.

The odor is so bad that it is difficult to breathe.

I called her to inform her that my neighbors from downstairs are smoking and the odor is going upstairs (to my apartment) and she rejected my call.

Other items being odor removal, illegal tapping into power, and out if code re-routing of plumbing.

Vinyl plank glue used sometimes exhibit foul odor and will outgas for months.

Also, ODOR is a huge issue.

As per our lawyer it is legal…I also itemized a list of repairs/remediation for my own kicks (odor removal, patch and pain holes in walls, scratches in floor from dog…) they have $8.89 left according to that.Either way...big development!!!

I'm in the middle of a full remodel and the carpeting and linoleum had to go - one due to pet odors and the other due to age and poor repair.