She didn't of course paint behind the gigantic flat-pack particle-board chifforobe she left behind when she skipped out on her lease.This is what can happen when a tenant tells you, "I just want to do something special."

That house had old builder cabinets, the sides and backs of which are made out of particle board.

IKEA are particle board boxes and are difficult to put together - beware of overtightening the cams. you will blow out the partical board box. 

For a similar price to IKEA, we get cabinets for our rentals at HOBO- HOBO has several store locations in the Chicago/Milwaukee area.The cabinets have plywood sides, solid wood doors/drawers, and particle board shelves.

If particle board gets the least little bit wet, it swells up and breaks down.  

However, if there's significant water damage like in a sink base or they're made of particle board then you might have to go a different route. 

Those would be wood, will have good drawers, most likely will have soft close doors and drawers and wont have particle board. 

Man, do I hate particle board.

No matter what you do, sod, seed, cover with those moisture particles that supposedly help, what it comes down to is tenants do not water lawns.  

Hi Chris,A good couple of cans of Kilz aerosol spray (flat) will cover that stain.