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She bought the special cleaner and everything.

The cleaner can restock during each cleaning.

Our cleaner lives down the road so she can go by and swap tanks if a renter runs low, but when a tank hits 1/2 full, I pull it and put on a fresh tank then go get it filled.

After trying to work this out by having them come back, nothing was resolved and we had to hire professional carpet cleaners and I’m still finding areas I have to fix where they got paint on the ceiling or trim, etc.

, check-ins, check-outs, cleaner coordination, reviews, guest vetting, and more...

We've been lucky and have great people and great cleaners with great communication.

She had since graduated and had sufficient verifiable income and approved her.If a similarly qualified tenant without an eviction had also applied then we would have chosen the tenant with the cleaner record, but it wasn't an automatic deal breaker for us and she's worked out just fine.

Rationale is why bother to talk yourself into accepting them (scarcity mentality) instead of finding another "cleaner" tenant (abundance mentality).  

Unless they use a professional cleaning service when the tenants do not do a sufficient job, the charge for this shouldn't be very high.You say "My family and I cleaned this place day and night for days" - I really, really, really hope this is an exaggeration.  2-4 people cleaning for 16 hours a day for 2 days would indicate that this is either a humongous house, you really trashed the place for years and had a lot to clean or you're really bad cleaners.