@Sharna11 How did you become aware of the state of the home while the guests are still occupying it? Have you informed them that you expect the walls and furnishings to be cleaned before their departure?
Generally if you're aware during the stay that something will need to be repaired, replaced, or subject to extra cleaning, the fair thing to do would be to give the guest a chance to make it right, rather than poisoning the well at the end of the stay with an attempted claim that's very unlikely to be successful.
One thing hosting really does beat into you is some expertise in stain treatment, and hopefully you had the foresight to guest-proof your home with durable, easy-to-clean materials that won't be "ruined" by the mere touch of an unclean hand. If an item of significant value is damaged beyond repair, that would be a valid basis for a claim, but you'll get nowhere demanding compensation for a dirty towel or a few dabs of touch-up paint.
If exterior bins are overflowing and neighbors are complaining, those are problems best managed by proactive hosting, as they're not issues Airbnb can intervene in or somehow compensate you for.