For instance optional elective cosmetic surgery might be deemed not a vital business at this time.If there was a force majeure clause the tenant might make a claim for that in times like this.

Give them a heads up before doing treatment with what the pest guy says needs to be done,, trash, put food items in plastic containers,, ect.If they don't comply give them notice to move, non- compliance with terms of lease, cleanliness. this could infest your entire building, and I would have pest guy treat all neighboring apartments. 

Get a basic "handyman toolkit" in a formed plastic case.

I am on my way to get carpal tunnel surgery.

Run out to Bed Bath & Beyond and get a bathroom trash can that a plastic liner fits in with a nice fitting lid.

I like it because it's just a low co-pay for anything you do, whether it's a trip to get a flu shot to major surgery. 

Peanut butter on glue traps, check the traps daily or you will hear the little guy fussing and fighting to get free, use a plastic shopping bag or two as a glove to pick up and wrap in the glue trap with mouse still on it in the bag and tie that in a knot, then proceed to step on him or give him a fast swing and slam on the side of the trash can, then dispose of the dead vermin.The poison, is not always attractive bait and then they can die in your place and smell, or be eaten by other animals that we don't want to kill(owls, bobcats, pet cats and/or dogs)About a dozen kills to my credit.

In pulling out the old one we discover that the tenant has stuffed plastic carrier bags all through the back of the stove and around the drawer at the bottom of the stove.

Newer Houses will have plastic which won't corrode.

You can have kitchen wrapped in plastic.