However, if I do, I believe door cant opened fully making it impossible to move any furnitures.

Formaldehyde is contained in not only laminate flooring but also furniture, paint, glue and other interior decorative materials.

Im not sure about fine art but I do have a lot of furniture around here that is over 200 years old.

We are considering a house purchase, and inspector recommended the following:**Ground the electrical outlets in the bedrooms**Install GFCI's in the kitchen, baths, and outdoor outlets.The seller does not want to do it since "the house was built in 1980 and it was built up to code back then".I was thinking about getting a quote how much this would cost and deduct it from the purchase price...

And my units show better empty ,with fresh paint, etc. rather than with someone else's furniture and belongings in them.

I once showed up with a moving truck, carried furniture, and drove the tenant across town.

Besides the fact that they have a lot of furniture and unnecessary clutter from what I saw.

Payment is due as soon as all furniture is out in the cash case, or reimburse for the moving truck the day they move out.

I have heard if you have cloth furniture shoved up against outside walls the part touching the wall can get cold and have moisture condense on it...although where you live that doesn't sound like something that would happen.

First of all, major retailors charge thousands for furniture and electronics they have manufactured over seas for pennies and I did emphasize on the "over priced" crappy 10k necklace zales sold me for over 1.5k that probably amounted to 40$ in gold weight.