Same with outlet covers, a piece of molding, a new soap dish and rods (You have to have some form of consistency).

-the second way to a woman's heart is a welcome gift package (about $10 in dollar tree supplies: toilet paper roll, cleaning paper roll, toilet plunger, toilet brush, dish dispenser, soap dispenser, shower liner) + 1 box/pack of water bottles-the third way to a woman's heart is a nice home/unit smell (apple + cinnamon/santal wood/ebony....)short version:-you need to find your niche!

It looks rough and soap scummy and ....  

Now I do it...I spray the outdoor units with a hose mounted soap (my guy just uses water) I get it at the hvac store, spray around the units with incecticide to keep fire ants out, change the air handler filter and drop off a supply of filters.

I'm hoping real estate sales can be a viable supplement for my current income.I work part-time as a lab tech for a small cosmetics R&D lab in NJ, and have a little soap crafting business on the side.

Remember its essentially a hostal, so we need to factor in costs of bath soaps, dish washer soaps, internet, cable among other things. 

That works great for a lot of things...AC registers, light switches and outlet covers, towel bars, shower curtain rods, soap dishes, exhaust hoods above the range, the range itself, fridges, windows..heck I even refinish showers and bath tubs with appliance epoxy spray paint...love it...

The comment was made to spark conversation about the irony of people who get on their soap boxes to cry and whine about their handymen ripping them off by charging an extra $20 while at the same time applauding deals like yours. 

We tried: 3 different types of enzyme cleaners that had good reviews, water and vinegar, soap, essential oils, lots of scrubbing, cleaned our air ducts, and most recently an odor sealer on the floor that dries clear.

.), county fee ( portion of that $600, maybe $25 expensed for each rental),  hotel tax, wear and tear on things like sheets, loss for things like glasses and plates, supplies such as soap.