Checklists & forms for cannabis odor and grow cleanup

Printable checklists and forms for owners, landlords, hosts and buyers dealing with cannabis odor. Use them to inspect a former grow space, log moisture readings, document a rental at move-out, sort smoke from vapor from grow damage, and question a provider before anything is sprayed, sealed or fogged.

  • Moisture reading log for a former grow room or basement

    Use this log to record humidity and wall moisture readings at the same spots over time, so you can tell whether a former grow space is drying out, holding steady or still taking on water.

  • Former grow room inspection checklist

    Walk a former grow space in a logical order, noting moisture, electrical, ventilation, residue and paperwork. Bring the finished list to inspectors and providers so odor work starts from facts.

  • Cannabis odor and grow cleanup glossary

    Short, plain-language definitions of the terms that come up when handling cannabis smoke, vapor or former grow spaces, so that you can follow a conversation with an inspector or provider.

  • Rental move-out odor record: a room-by-room form

    Record odor, residue and surface condition room by room at move-out using neutral wording and photos. The form helps landlords and tenants compare notes and keeps the focus on what can be seen and smelled.

  • Vehicle cannabis odor check sheet

    Use this sheet when buying, selling or returning a vehicle. It guides a cold-start smell test, a heat and fan test and a look at trim, vents and filter so you know what you are really dealing with.

  • Cannabis odor scope worksheet: what makes a job bigger or smaller

    Score duration, intensity, materials, air system and moisture to describe how large a cannabis odor problem is. The worksheet gives you a consistent description to share with any provider before you ask for a plan.

  • Questions to ask a provider before cannabis odor treatment

    Use these questions to compare providers on equal terms. They cover scope, materials, safety, documentation and follow-up, and they are written for you to ask, not for this site to answer on anyone's behalf.

  • Smoke, vapor or grow residue? A quick sorting guide

    Different cannabis problems call for different first steps. This guide uses smell, location, film and moisture clues to sort what you have, so you pick a cleaning path instead of guessing.

  • Cannabis odor retest schedule

    Odor can come back after the first clean look. Use this schedule to recheck at fixed intervals and under warm, fan-running conditions, and keep notes that tell you whether the work held.

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