Excited as we were to visit San Francisco we left a bit disappointed. Not with the city but with our living arrangements. #1: due to the granite floor in the kitchen, one morning we took a rug and placed it in the kitchen while making breakfast because the floor was a bit cold, even with a pair of socks and we don't want to wear shoes indoors. Since it is a small kitchen m, the rug was placed between the table and stove. That morning we left the rug on the floor as we went to town. Returning from the city, Michael wondered why the rug was there in the kitchen and I explained to Michael why we’d moved the rug to the kitchen. First of all, this is regarding 1 rug. Nothing more about that and we returned the rug to the livingroom. The next morning we received a message from the airbnb-team that Michael had a claim for $100 for 2 (!) rugs that have been desstroyed due to stains causes by us. Do have in mind that they live upstairs. So instead of pointing out this to us directly, we who are living the floor under, they contacted Airbnb and in their turn they contacted us. Our reply to Airbnb: "Hello! Due to the granite floor in the kitchen, yesterday morning we took a rug and placed it in the kitchen while making breakfast. Since it is a small kitchen m, the rug was placed between the table and stove. I explained to Michael yesterday why we’d moved the rug to the kitchen. First of all, this is regarding 1 rug and not 2. And the stains on the rug are all old stains and nothing coming from the stove while we were making breakfast. And the claim för $100 is out of the question. There is no reason for us to pay for a small rug with old stains when we haven’t caused any stains at all. Feel free to come over and look at the stains yourself! We’re checking out tomorrow. I’ll also send you photos! If you need more explanation, feel free to give me a call, i just missed your call before. Best Regards, Daniel. " Case closed. #2: The stove in the kitchen had 3 original knobs and 1 different. We were shown at our arrival how the stove with gas work since we dont have that in Sweden. Polina showed us how to turn on and how the knobs should be placed to turn the stove of (even the knob that wasn't original). So one morning after using the stove, we turned everything off. But later the day when we came back from town it still smelled gas. So Michael called the gas company and they realised that the replacement knob that wasn't original hadn't been turned off properly even though the mark on the knob said 'off'. Is this safe? Don't think so. Fortunely, we could smell the gas and...