The damages are worse in certain rooms of the house but are too extensive to clean, they appear to be wine/soda, hair dye, and candle wax.

It's a bit dry but it's worth reading.

Given the foundation work that failed was done in January when the ground was pretty dry, I'm even more inclined to perhaps heed his advice.

The insurance carrier (same as above) jumped on this one very quickly, dried out the place to preempt mold growth, and totally gutted the Kitchen of everything, and much of the wall board and all flooring for the remainder of the first floor.

What if I (as the landlord) have a condition that prevents me from entering my rental due to pet hair or dander?

I used the matte in a hair salon that takes abuse a year ago and it still looks brand new!

The number of folks who find themselves hung out to dry because Walmart tells them what price to sell Amazon ape’d their product with an “Amazon Essential” at 1/2 the cost, or Facebook moved to “pay to play” when the stock went public are too many to count. 

This is one of those things that has way too much hair on it to get even close too.

The plumber found gross gobs of hair in the pipes when it was first snaked.  

For the most part they have dried up unless you find one of those off market specials.