I'm glad Keven removed the letter "Kitchen - Space where guests can cook their own meals" after I've checked out. I brought my rice cooker which is similar to charging a phone. I plugged my rice cooker with the rice inside in the kitchen. When Kevin saw it, he said "What's that?". I said, "That's a rice cooker". Then, he said, "I didn't expect you to cook.". I told him. I'm not using the gas stoves. I'm not frying or grilling. I just plug the rice cooker."
It is similar to charing a phone. After about 45 minutes, the rice is automatically cooked. That's it. Charing a phone takes more than 45 minutes. I stayed there three nights/four days. After the first conversation with Kevin in the kitchen, I also removed the rice cooker from the kitchen.
If you stay there just to sleep and have a shower, I'd recommend Kevin's home. As for me, I couldn't even make a cup of coffee in his kitchen as there's no soap, no napkin or wipe to clean after I've used the coffee cups. When I checked in, I saw dirty plates, cups and utensils full of the sinks in the kitchen. It's the same until I checked out.
As I'm a regular Air BnB guest, staying at least two Air BnB homes per month in Bay Area, I'd like Kevin to improve his service like other Air BnB hosts in the area.