If they dumped any hazardous waste as well and not just trash the county or city will get more involved.In our old subdivision there were some people dumping illegal chemicals down the storm drains.The water division came out and they eventually caught the businesses doing it and arrested them.

Treacherous is too harsh a word, but certainly more risky.

Some of the responses are harsh, but they are eye opening.

If so, what chemicals (or mix) and how?

I can also admit to being short-sited or even naive but unethical and selfish seems a touch harsh.

Its sad to see how a few mistakes made by a referee can put a whole country on its knees.I lived in Croatia for the most of my childhood and know how passionate everyone is for the game.Its harsh to use words like corruption and bribery but the 2 decisions were not made with the sale criteria.Some referees are more stringent than others with certain things and have different perceptions.

You may get some traction trying to go that route, but I've also found the seller's terms are pretty harsh (30%+ down, 3%+ > market rates) - not every time, but I've seen it several times. 

He knows what chemicals and sprays to use depending on the situation, whether it's cat urine, nicotine, etc.Good luck.

Before laying new tiles, do you recommend to spray termite chemical?

Wow, Peter, harsh...old, inefficient, intermittent dryers can be electricity sucks and fire hazards!