Let's keep these MLM nuts out of real estate and let them get back to peddling cosmetics and detergent.

If in a SFH I'd let the tenants go buy their own, otherwise I wouldn't mess with it.A long time ago my wife worked for a LARGE consumer products manufacturer in their soap and detergent division.

Then going back over the wall with warm water and laundry detergent will remove glue particles.

I also read a suggestion to use laundry detergent, a cleaner like Ajax and bleach.

after removing the comb and honey, i've sprayed a 50/50 mixture of lemon joy dishwashing detergent and amonia on the inside of the walls.

Their suggestion (aside from paying for remediation) was to clean it with Dawn dish detergent liquid.

It's been in about 5 years.Will a scrub brush and detergent do it?

No grease down the drain , liquid laundry detergent is best to use .

A little move in basket with some of the following :  assorted felt furniture protectors for the wood floor, a sponge, cleaner for a glass top stove if there is one, a small bottle of hand soap,  a couple of packets of dishwasher detergent, maybe a dishtowel, and a roll of paper towels,  windex or such. 

This tenant sent me photos...yada, yada, the detergent tablet (recommended by the repairman) didn't even dissolve etc..