You know what,... frog it.here you go:AND this doesn't include smoke signals either!!!!

I provide in "special provisions of my lease" that anything under $100 is tenant responsibility.I also clarify a list of common repair examples that I expect tenant to repair, and a list of common repairs I would rather make myself.Tenant: smoke detector batteries, filters, small plumbing leaks under sinks, clogged drain, loose handles, loose screws, pests (toilet handle is a little odd but I would likely take care of it.)Landlord: Major leaks, sewer smells, roof leaks, water heater, hvac, cracked tile, broken faucets, broken toilets."

They 'said' that they could get the smell of smoke out of the ducts/system. 

We also have a wood stove that could be contributing to the issue with traces of smoke lingering into her room.

@Mike A.I think it’s worth the investment for higher end properties (maybe not the smoke detector though).

When we arrived Sunday,  the room they gave us smelled horribly of smoke, and was cold as housekeeping left the window open.  

For example, is adding a smoke alarm so you can legally rent it 'securing' or 'improving'? 

My point is stop with the smoking mirrors.

The yellow glow is from cigarettes, not my lack of white balance.

Now if they smoke in the house, then we have a problem!