I delete their url, email, and edit their name if it's abrasive and keep their comments for the spiders to recognize more comment while I'm otherwise preoccupied for the moment :cool:

Yes, some BP posters can be a bit abrasive. 

She’s very direct and abrasive so I figured she would ask the other tenant, I just don’t know how to say “it’s none of your business” in a way that will not make her even more angry.

My agent followed up later in the day after submitting the offer earlier in the day via their submission link with their receptionist and said she was quite abrasive and rude.  

Abrasions take off the paint without much issue, so I already have pink spots and cuts a few months later where my tenants wanted to drag or cut something on the counter.

Be sure to advise them, in writing, in the Rental Agreement, to NOT use abrasive cleaners or scouring pads.

lol It's not an abrasive question, just wondering why you used this exact phrasing to make a point.

Like @Russell Brazil and @Cody L. and many others said you are asking a question and then acting like an expert on the back end but your responses do not have anything to do with your actual problem and you are coming off abrasive to good advice.

If you look at my posts I'm sure you'll find that I do not typically post abrasive or impolite responses.

Rip off the bandaid...change everything now, using a new cast iron/porcelain tub and ceramic tile surround for a job that will last the next 30 - 40 years.Reglazing, IF done properly, can last 5 - 7 years if you are lucky and the Tenant never uses abrasive cleaners or is otherwise rough with the tub...washing car parts in it etc.