Since getting home I've hot washed (90 degrees celcius for two hours) and hot dried all of my clothes, thrown out my suitcase, steamed all other random objects and put other items that cannot be washed or steamed in the freezer.
What do I do about electronics such as my iPad and hairdryer?
Please ignore the bruises from the gym. I'm daunted to think that the red spots I awoke with yesterday at a hotel are bedbug bites - does anyone have any thoughts?
Since getting home I've hot washed (90 degrees Celsius for two hours) and hot dried all of my clothes, thrown out my suitcase, steamed all other random objects and put other items that cannot be washed or steamed in the freezer.
What do I do about electronics, such as my iPad and hair dryer?
Hello all,
Does it remain the case that the last point you can leave a review is exactly 14 days to the minute you receive an email prompting you to leave a review for your guest? I don't usually leave bad reviews but I have to do so in this instance and I wish to avoid a false, defamatory review in retort. I want to leave a review at the latest possible moment.
As the title goes, all checked in after travelling for two hours to get here with heavy luggage. Utterly exhausted and so delighted I can relax for a few days or so I thought. The host springs it on me "I don't usually go in guest's rooms but tomorrow morning I have to ask you to move your belongings and leave your room as I'm selling my house and I'm having a viewing". Sorry, I'm paying to stay here and I'm being asked to leave at points? I looked pretty stunned, voiced some confusion stating "that usually doesn't happen when you rent a room on Airbnb".
Later he told me "If it's an inconvenience, I'll let you cancel and get a refund". I replied that it is an inconvenience as it's at a time I'll be getting ready and I may have a work call, but that leaving suddenly now would be more inconvenient as I'm tired and this location is far out of London. I was polite but firm and said thanks and left.
What are my options here? Is this allowed under Airbnb rules? If I complain, can he ask me to leave? I'm too tired to deal with this and find somewhere else.
I was wondering if anyone on this sub who owns one of the latest Google Home models with the cameras could clarify if the camera setting is truly turned off if the device can still move with motion tracking?
At a house sit with lovely seeming people but it wasn't until after the sit was agreed that I came to collect the keys that I discovered that there are Google Home devices with cameras switched on in the living room, kitchen and upstairs. I turned them all to face the wall and then realised that one had 360 motion tracking and would turn around and track my movements. Is it possible for the camera setting to be off but the tracking still moves?
Will the HO be aware of or notified if I unplug all of these devices?