Another plus, is that converting abandoned buildings such as warehouses is the housing industries answer to re-cycling, making it an eco-friendly option.

How do you store it and do you have a system for eating the oldest stock first?

I'd recommend google docs or jotform to keep track of your customer reviews (google docs actually automatically stores them in a database).

They are relatively inexpensive and may help, especially when you consider features of newer systems such as DVR system which stores to an internet server so there is no way for the culprits to retrieve the footage.

(they don't work in the garage, but they store things on the benches.)

If you go down to the thrift store and buy a cheapo TV set, the TV gives a light that changes and does a good job of making the house look occupied.Of course, if the thief lives in the neighborhood, they know that no one is there at night.

I am standing in line at the grocery store thinking about whether single families or multifamilies are more better."

:lol: Seriously, we went for a drive today in the convertible and stopped by the Apple Store in Fashion Island to "play" with the iPad.

Ozone in sufficient quantity is supposed to be very effective at removing odors and killing mold.another cheaper option might be the enzyme odor eater stuff they sell in pet stores - I remember it being very effective on an expensive couch my parents had that a cat peed on..it's a clear liquid

You can buy them for a buck or two at any hardware store.