This was the worst AirBnb experience I've had to date. I've been a landlord and a tenant on AirBnb for years and this was surreal. Spoiler: He sends us a bill and accuses us of breaking his blinds, and then escalates the situation when we politely deny his claim. Daniel's house is outdated and filthy. But that's fine: that's what you're getting when you stay in Hawaii for $65 a night. The bathtub had globs of hair in the drain, and red/green mold growing in the basin under the clear mats. It is not epoxy like Daniel will claim, it was mold -- I scrubbed it with bleach before I gave my son a bath. There were piles of hardened, cooked rice on the counter from the guests before us, and mold growing in the countertop appliances (blender, coffee pot). The oven is so old it doesn't maintain heat properly. It's also covered in rust. The blinds in the bedroom and dining area are caked in mold and dust. But most notably, there was ACTUAL green mold growing ON the leather furniture. I took pictures. I had never seen a chia-pet looking chair before. It was so disgusting the first thing I did in on my vacation was go to the store and buy clorox bleach clothes and scrub his chair. I couldn't believe we'd walked into that. But $65 a night, I can cope. The dryer didn't work. That was inconvenient. But it is a 20-year old dryer, outside on his porch, exposed to all the elements. It is rusted and missing a door-handle. This is what you get for $65 a night. We didn't have a dryer as advertised, that's fine. We left the house better than we found it (I deep cleaned his bathroom upon arrival, and bleached the entire kitchen the night before we left). 24-hours later: Daniel accused us of breaking his blinds, and sent us an invoice for $100 without any evidence to support his claim. His emails were angry, accusatory, and hastily written (no proof-reading, no spell-check, just anger). It was immediately clear he didn't care about the truth or professionalism. We sincerely, genuinely, never touched his blinds. We found the house dark and kept them pulled up 24/7. We never used them, once. Every family photo we took inside the house shows they were 100-percent pulled up to let in as much sunlight to that dark house as possible. We literally never used the blinds. But according to Daniel, his "caretakers" take care of his house and there's no way they could have missed these allegedly broken blinds with any prior guest. Therefore it MUST have been us. Except, it wasn't. We legitimately never touched his blinds. And we know his caretakers don't take care of the house because there's mold and hair and rice debris throughout the home. His caretakers change sheets. Mow the lawn. They don't clean. And they certainly don't "inspect" his house regularly. We didn't see evidence of...