And it is true we do get a special pricing from the vendor...net it's probably nearly a wash, but overall makes the managing of the project smoother..so that is the benefit to the client in not contracting separately.So this comes down to you understanding the charges and the amount of the surcharge, and the PM demonstrating that they provide value for you by doing this. 

He has not been impacted by covid, even if he was, he would need to submit a form to cdc stating as such.  

We control 12-14k lbs of linens a month right now, so I’m thinking that we can more than pay for a laundromat just paying $1 a lb for wash and fold, and then any business walking in the front door of the brick and mortar location is just additional revenue.

Washing machine drain: Water should readily drain into washing machine drain without any back-ups.Utility room: should be free of debris, motor vehicle parts, and flammable materials.Kitchen --Stove: should be clean and free of food and grease.Refrigerator: should be clean.

Is there a solution that would work to wash it off?

The investor is an incredibly busy guy and I know he does not really want to be bothered by getting calls regarding a broken light bulb or a wash/dryer that is not working.

Originally posted by @Stephen Bradford:So what was he supposed to do?

Shampoo, condition, body wash, hand soap, coffee, creamer, toilet paper, paper towels, laundry and dish detergent, copious amounts of sheets, pillow cases, blankets, etc.Nearly every Airbnb host I have talked to has lost money on cleaning fees, so there is another expense.  

I would call the lot size a wash, there just isn't that much of a difference.

I purposely hired addicts in recovery who were learning new skills, who have remodeled my houses, people who started their own business doing lawns and power washing, painting.