To quickly remove these from PORCELAIN, use plumber's "OPEN MESH CLOTH" - you can buy it in the plumbing section at Lowes (and at other stores by other names) It comes on a roll.

More than once I have smoked marijuana, and then gone to talk to a police officer - he was none the wiser and could not smell anything on my clothing or breath.Personally, I hate the smell of cigarettes and won't allow them on my property, that is an entirely different sort of stench that sinks into everything.

You could try using a shade cloth, pop out the fiberglass sections and weave the cloth between, or even just buy one large enough to cover the whole section. same concept as below, just on a wall.Or you could just build a privacy screen out of wood, pop out the fiberglass sections and replace with some form of wood pattern.

This is where problems arise...today, Tenant A texts me that B left his wet clothes in the washer and today was the only day she could do laundry.

Homeless construction painter plumber clothes, like usual.Bring a little flashlight and $4 receptacle tester and be ready to get into attics and crawls. 

when I moved here 10 years ago I had a job, a dog 5 duffel bags of clothes, and 1 months rent paid. 

My family has always been very poor, in fact they took a very bad turn for the worse that led to my joining the military (I was offered food, clothes, a guaranteed place to sleep...) for these reasons I've always been afraid of ending up like my family.

The more you can find same/same the easier you might find it.Your age plus or minus a few yearsYour genderYour political leanings (if any)Your similar job typesSomeone from your gym, dance class, yoga, baby tumbling, etc...Introverted or extroverted like you.No scary baggage (creepy stalker Ex's).Same alcohol patterns (abstinence all the way to drink them under the table).Same age kids.etc...and Pluses:Cuts hair and can give discounted hair cuts at home, and etc...Fun to talk to.Same religious leanings.etc..Good Luck!

Most of the sales are clothing type goods and small items.

My great grandmother was a seamstress and her quilts are mini works of art, made with scraps of family members clothing, hard to explain...we've been offered hundreds for her early 19th century ones.