Mike, if anyone complains, tell them you'll buy them dinner at the Grapevine (my favorite restaurant near you), and that should seal the deal!

Again, a properly spec'd toilet that is an anti-clog model for $300 versus a $59.00 glacier bay from home depot solves the problem, the extra bathroom isn't the problem it's the landlord who's spec sheet is based on low priced products instead of the right products for the job.Now if your property is on a septic system I can see the issue with a disposal, not so because of the food waste issue going into the septic but because of the extra water flow of using one.For you new tile Nick I hope you are spending a little bit more for one of the new commercial grade grouts that require no sealing, and never change color, more money up front but you'll recoup it in the very first tenant turn over.

They don't stain, never need to be sealed, don't chip/crack as easily as granite, and if you pick them well no one can tell the difference from real stone.

He places the tender in an envelope and seals it.  

We had to take the entire end of the house back to the studs (even the insulation smelled of smoke); prime and seal all of the framing and cladding (employing a primer used by fire restoration contractors)  and rebuild.

That stuff will seal in just about anything.  

German roaches were even crawling out of the fridge door seals, and had developed language skills they were that advanced.In my wife's defense, she had her crew in, cleared, cleaned and repainted the place before I managed to get back into town. to this day I haven't seen the photos.

The new deck looks nice and so would a quick seal coat on the driveway.

You can also seal it in, like in basement flooring and glue vinyl over it.

I have used them on both cat and dog urine and it seals the floors very good.