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I figure this would be the best place to figure out what to do. I am a new manager at this household, and recently kicked out a tenant for disturbing others (if you really want to know, I can go into detail later). I spent the last two days micro-managing her to leave because she just had soo much trash. It was a real-life hoarder's episode. Not so cool when you have to deal with the mess... I can post pictures if this is even remotely interesting. So, aside from 20-30 garbage bags (I was too shocked to keep count) pulled out of a <100 sqft room, there is a horrible body odor issue. Her nasty smell still lingers and is soaked into the room. Its like a smoker's odor kind of thing, except it is a smell that makes you want to puke. It is offensive to the point where you cannot eat. I had popcorn a few weeks back, and it reminded me of her B.O., so I puked...

I cleaned the room. Mind you, 20 plus 8 gallon bags of heavy trash. Still, she had things left behind. Brand new shoe rack unopened. Brand new slats for a bed that she didn't have. Brand new blender. Lots of papers. Lots of trash. Some trash was stuck to the floor. I threw bleach onto the hardwood floor to disinfect it before I would use pine sol to scrub. I scrubbed this floor clean. Even poured a bunch of undiluted pin sol to make sure the smell would go away. Bleached the walls. Used a whole cannister of disinfectant spray with an orange zest. Aired out the room for a day. My god, it still smells like horrible body odor. What am I doing wrong? Why do I deserve this????
<bot>: evicted hoarder, body odor caked into room despite detailed cleaning. Halp. Please, I have no clue what to do. My nose still burns of bengay that she smeared on the floor.