Place bowl with some soap and water under a small night light that is low to the floor.

If you're renting your place for $20k/year that's $600-$1600 year in extra expenses.Cap ex: You'll want to save some to replace furniture or fix stuff when it breaks.Consumables: Soap, toilet paper, cleaning supplies, etc.One of the best things we did was calculate out various scenarios.

Soaps need to be locked up in most states. 

I tried to clean them myself with soap and water, vinegar, cleaners but couldn't get those smudge and dirt spots out at all.

The last 2 guests we had were AirBNB (our only 2 this year) and the took a beach towel, took the waffle maker, broke the window, trashed 3 bath towels, used an entire bottle of dish soap (to make bubblebath I assume) and took about 50 Cascade dishwasher pods.

But I'm noting that trick about watering down the soap and dish detergent.

We get deals where others can’t because of our reputation.Next month, I will be celebrating my 10-year anniversary w/o having a W2. 🤭 I “work” 3 hours a day including long lunches and 3 days a week.

Just wondering, for your cleaning services; do they also supply toilet paper, paper towels, soap if there is a shortage? 

This month happens to be their 10th anniversary, so it will be even more valuable than usual.

How can I clean what looks like several years build up of soap scum on a enamel bath tub?