Airbnb Owners Cracking Down With New Rules For Visitors

Author Morty

February 23rd 6:29 AM

LONDON, ENGLAND - AUGUST 03: The Airbnb app logo is displayed on an iPhone on August 3, 2016 in London, England. (Photo by Carl Court/Getty Images)

With Spring Break coming up, Airbnb owners are cracking down on the rules for their visitors and renters. Spring breakers can get a little crazy and with the crazy comes possible property damage. Airbnb owners are trying to prevent this from happening…and rightfully so! But on top of the regular rules to prevent such things from happening, they’re adding new rules that may not make sense to the tenants.

What kind of rules are they implementing? How about not allowing them to use perfume, cologne and body oils to be sprayed in their dwelling. They’re also posting signs within the rental stating that hot water will be shut off after eight minutes to help conserve water. One Airbnb owner is even going to the extent of demanding only Scott toilet paper be used because quilted toilet paper will clog his pipes, causing sewage backup in his apartment.

Renters are seeing these new rules and find them absolutely ridiculous and outrageous!

If you saw these new rules posted by the Airbnb owners, would you still consider renting their dwelling? Or would you look for another option that may not be in an area you want to rent in?

We have more on this story and others in today’s edition of a Few Things You Should Know!

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Las Vegas, the entertainment capital of the world! The home of the famous strip, filled with hotels, lights, casinos, and more! Las Vegas isn’t all just gambling and fun. The city offers so much more like shopping, sports entertainment, dining, and much more! Because of all that Las Vegas has to offer, it also makes for some pretty amazing facts you might not have known!

There are so many facts about Las Vegas you probably didn’t know, so here are just a few facts to store in your brain for a rainy day!

Las Vegas History:

On May 15th, 1905, Las Vegas was officially founded as a city! It was 110 acres of land that eventually became downtown. This was the start of the creation of Clark County, Nevada in 1909. In 1911 the county incorporated it into the city.

A group of developers were looking to build a railroad stop between Salt Lake City, Utah and Los Angeles, California. A railroad stop in the middle of the desert.

The city’s name is derived from the Spanish word “Vegas” which means meadows. It was intended as a green oasis in the middle of the desert. Well it turned into more than that!

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