In those cases, you have to include utilities in the rent or pass the cost on to them each month.Tenants also take responsibility for ordinary landscaping, replacing light bulbs or smoke detector batteries, hauling off trash, and other responsibilities of an ordinary occupant. 

Furnace and AC filters, dryer vent cleaning, gutter cleaning, smoke detector batteries, storm drains, wood burning fireplaces/chimneys, exterior window washing, roof cleaning, you name it.

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I think everytime we speak he's about to run out of battery on his phone.

The market is so skinny that if it was a person it would start hoarding toilet paper, batteries and jars of peanut butter because the zombie apocalypse is just around the corner.

A 250-year old grandfather clock, where I took the broken guts out and replaced with a battery movement, etc. 

Solar has come a long way now, especially with generator and battery back up systems.

There are numerous examples none of which they have the man power, batteries, or factories to produce. 

It is usually the Landlord's responsibility to repair/replace anything that belongs to the rental, except for consumables (e.g. light bulbs or smoke detector batteries).