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You know, I’ve never actually stayed in an Airbnb. I’m not against it mind you, just never had a reason to rent one over the years. But I feel like I’ve read so many weird stories about them that I’d know what to look for as a red flag to avoid certain properties.
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That being said, it sounds like you really don’t know what you’re dealing with in an Airbnb until it’s too late. This poor man on Twitter found a list of bathroom rules for his Airbnb and… They’re a bit unreasonable, to put it lightly.
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Obviously, that photo’s not easy to read, so we’ve transcribed the most important parts of the picture. They start out just sounding a bit bossy, but by the end… Well, you’ll see:
“Please try your best to use the washbasin without splashing the mirror. May I suggest, as a sign of courtesy to the person using the bathroom after yourself, that before leaving the bathroom you wipe dry the chrome water tap and the washbasin using the towel provided.”
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“Before taking a shower, please lay the provided floor mat on the floor. When finished please put it back on the radiator to dry. If you are likely to splash the floor when using the washbasin, please do the same when using it.”
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“After taking a shower please use the squeegee provided to remove any water clinging onto the glasses, onto the tiles and onto the window in the first floor bathroom. When finished with the squeegee please use the towel that you will find in the bathroom (not your personal one that you will find in your bedroom) to finish the job of drying the inside of the shower).”
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“The purpose of the toilet brush is to remove any signs of your passage, of whatever colour, from inside the toilet (above and below the water line), from the toilet rim and from the underside of the toilet seat. The use of the toilet brush is not optional. Please make sure you do not leave any traces of your passage.”
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“Gentlemen, it would be highly appreciated if you took the seat for both number one and number two. Please make sure that when you leave the bathroom, the floor is dry.”
Yeah, that last one’s the real kicker, and as you might imagine, other folks online responded accordingly:
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You know, I’ve never actually stayed in an Airbnb. I’m not against it mind you, just never had a reason to rent one over the years. But I feel like I’ve read so many weird stories about them that I’d know what to look for as a red flag to avoid certain properties.
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That being said, it sounds like you really don’t know what you’re dealing with in an Airbnb until it’s too late. This poor man on Twitter found a list of bathroom rules for his Airbnb and… They’re a bit unreasonable, to put it lightly.
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Obviously, that photo’s not easy to read, so we’ve transcribed the most important parts of the picture. They start out just sounding a bit bossy, but by the end… Well, you’ll see:
“Please try your best to use the washbasin without splashing the mirror. May I suggest, as a sign of courtesy to the person using the bathroom after yourself, that before leaving the bathroom you wipe dry the chrome water tap and the washbasin using the towel provided.”
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“Before taking a shower, please lay the provided floor mat on the floor. When finished please put it back on the radiator to dry. If you are likely to splash the floor when using the washbasin, please do the same when using it.”
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“After taking a shower please use the squeegee provided to remove any water clinging onto the glasses, onto the tiles and onto the window in the first floor bathroom. When finished with the squeegee please use the towel that you will find in the bathroom (not your personal one that you will find in your bedroom) to finish the job of drying the inside of the shower).”
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“The purpose of the toilet brush is to remove any signs of your passage, of whatever colour, from inside the toilet (above and below the water line), from the toilet rim and from the underside of the toilet seat. The use of the toilet brush is not optional. Please make sure you do not leave any traces of your passage.”
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“Gentlemen, it would be highly appreciated if you took the seat for both number one and number two. Please make sure that when you leave the bathroom, the floor is dry.”
Yeah, that last one’s the real kicker, and as you might imagine, other folks online responded accordingly:
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You know, I’ve never actually stayed in an Airbnb. I’m not against it mind you, just never had a reason to rent one over the years. But I feel like I’ve read so many weird stories about them that I’d know what to look for as a red flag to avoid certain properties.
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That being said, it sounds like you really don’t know what you’re dealing with in an Airbnb until it’s too late. This poor man on Twitter found a list of bathroom rules for his Airbnb and… They’re a bit unreasonable, to put it lightly.
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Obviously, that photo’s not easy to read, so we’ve transcribed the most important parts of the picture. They start out just sounding a bit bossy, but by the end… Well, you’ll see:
“Please try your best to use the washbasin without splashing the mirror. May I suggest, as a sign of courtesy to the person using the bathroom after yourself, that before leaving the bathroom you wipe dry the chrome water tap and the washbasin using the towel provided.”
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“Before taking a shower, please lay the provided floor mat on the floor. When finished please put it back on the radiator to dry. If you are likely to splash the floor when using the washbasin, please do the same when using it.”
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“After taking a shower please use the squeegee provided to remove any water clinging onto the glasses, onto the tiles and onto the window in the first floor bathroom. When finished with the squeegee please use the towel that you will find in the bathroom (not your personal one that you will find in your bedroom) to finish the job of drying the inside of the shower).”
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“The purpose of the toilet brush is to remove any signs of your passage, of whatever colour, from inside the toilet (above and below the water line), from the toilet rim and from the underside of the toilet seat. The use of the toilet brush is not optional. Please make sure you do not leave any traces of your passage.”
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“Gentlemen, it would be highly appreciated if you took the seat for both number one and number two. Please make sure that when you leave the bathroom, the floor is dry.”
Yeah, that last one’s the real kicker, and as you might imagine, other folks online responded accordingly:
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An Airbnb’s bathroom rules are pretty s***y (11 Photos and GIFs)
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July 24, 2019
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