Sendy’s place represented good value for money, had an awesome ocean view, and was super clean. Sendy was nice and prescriptive in terms of how things should be done. For example: fluro lights are discouraged due to their harsh light; wifi is normally switched off at night but, if required, could be activated (I got the impression this was due to an aversion to wifi transmission signals); showers were discouraged before 8am due to Sendy’s sleeping habits - the shower is next door to Sendy’s room and makes a noise - if this was mentioned in Sendy’s AirBnb listing I would not have booked it. I was surprised when Sendy asked me to pay for and collect, from a shop some distance away, at significant imposition, a small plastic drain filter that rests on top of the shower drain - probably worth $2 to $5. Sendy suggested I broke it. I was unaware of this but offered to pay for it nonetheless. As an AirBnb host myself I often replaced guest-damaged minor items and considered these normal business espenses. I would not have thought to raise such minor issues with guests and potentially compromise otherwise excellent relationships. Also, a lack of fly-screens are an issue due to mosquitos.