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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]big things to me are:

nice decor. I can't understand why anyone would rent the places at sea colony that were furnished in 1975. I like beachy neutrals.

comfortable beds with mattress that isn't squeaky

clean, clean, clean

beach chairs

Absolute must.. washer and dryer that are a decent size.

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This, I probably would not use the kitchen as it would gross me out.  I'd like:

Vinyl plank flooring (laminate would get ruined)

Modern bathrooms without mold/clean

Comfortable beds

Linens that have been washed after each guest (including quilt/comforter)

Comfortable furniture that is clean
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All - these lists are great! Thank you! We receive a lot of positive feedback on our cooking and other supplies, and on the spaciousness and kid-friendliness of our house, but the bathrooms are a weaker point.

When we purchased and updated home, we could only do minimal bathroom updates (new toilets and vanities) but the 1970s tub/shower combos remained in place. I know mid-century modern is Big with Millenials, but it just conjures up old memories for Boomers and Gen X! So this summer I am having the YELLOW tub reglazed white and all the grouting and caulking  redone, but am leaning toward keeping the dark tan tub in the other bathroom because it matches the tile. Have I been spending too much time on Chairish and mid-century modern blogs? [/quote]

DCUMers - would love your feedback on the tub glazing question.  Keep the deep tan tub or mix it? [/quote]

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