Article: Once you receive a reservation request, Airbnb will provide you with contact information for your guests; once you confirm the request, your guests will receive all of your contact information and the precise address for your place. Use this information to discuss important details, including arrival and departure times and how your guests will get their keys. Before your guests arrive, clean and scrub all your floors, counters, and windows. Make sure your bathroom is as clean as possible. Empty all trash, and double check that you have stocked all necessary supplies: sheets, towels, paper products, etc. Consider leaving a welcoming note and gift as well. A bottle of wine or a treat from a local bakery does a lot to set the right tone for your guests. If possible, welcome your guests personally, and spend a little time with them. Show them your place and give them any information they may need. If you will not see your guests in person, make sure to leave a note and a list of any information they might need. Once your guests are settled, let them know that they can call, text, or email you if they have any questions, problems, or concerns. Check your phone and email often to see if they have tried to reach you. After your guests leave, you will receive and email and an alert reminding you to review them. Provide a short and accurate review. Your guests will also have the opportunity to review your rental space. This review will be visible to other potential guests who are searching for accommodations on Airbnb. If there are negative components to this review, take them seriously this is your opportunity to learn what your guests thought about your place and how you can improve the experience for future renters.
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Communicate with your guests before their arrival. Clean your place thoroughly. Welcome your guests. Make yourself available. Review your guests. Check your own reviews.

Problem: Article: Warm beverages will raise your core temperature. The process can be very relaxing and even stimulating. Make a cup of tea or coffee. Sip on some warm broth. A lot of people say you release one-third of your body's heat from your head but despite common belief, you release heat equally throughout your body. Either way, a hat is a good friend at a time like this. A turtleneck sweater or onesie can also work wonders. Dress in layers, especially with wool or cotton clothing. Wear slippers or warm socks. When you are sitting still, wrap a thick pure wool blanket around you. You also may want to consider purchasing a thermal shirt as wearing one under your sweater makes for a comfy shirt and an increased level of warmth. If you still get cold legs, you could buy a 2-pack of black tights from your local shop. Make sure they are opaques. Wear one or more pairs over each other under your clothes; this will provide your body with another layer of clothing to trap in warm air. Men can use long johns in lieu of stockings. If, for example, you have a bedroom that is much smaller than your living room you could choose to use it as your bed-sitting room. Doing twenty minutes of vigorous exercise can warm you up and keep you warm well after the exercise session. Plus, a healthy body is generally more tolerant of the cold. Be active. Moving around produces body heat! The more active you are, the better your blood circulation will be. This means that warm blood gets to your fingers and toes, keeping them warm. The living body of any warm-blooded animal is a furnace unto itself. Snuggle with your cat or dog to keep each other warm. Quickly spot-heat parts of your body, or your cold shoes or clothes before donning. You might use it to warm your bed before you get in it. Never cover it! It could overheat and cause a fire. Rather than heating the whole house or room, sit on a low wattage heating pad. You can also make your own heating pads: Use a hot water bottle. It's great for warming your hands and lap while sitting; also put it under the covers at the foot of the bed. Microwave socks or small homemade "pillows" (also known as heat packs) filled with rice, dried corn, or beans for one minute in the microwave and use as a heating pad or bed-warmer. Think of it as a big, fluffy blanket with sleeves. They are very warm and comfortable, and you can even sleep in them! Purposefully spend time in a location that is heated at no cost to you: library, church, a friend's house, etc. An electric blanket can keep you very warm and comfortable in the night and it is more economical that an inefficient and expensive old wall heater. Over-the-knee versions for sitting up are available, usually covered with a nice, fluffy and warm fabric. You don't need to go camping to use a sleeping bag. A zero-degree sleeping bag can keep you warm while you snooze at home. Roll out the sleeping bag on your bed to keep you warm and insulated all night long.
Summary: Drink warm beverages. Dress warmly. Use smaller rooms. Exercise. Find a friend or pet to snuggle with. Use a hair dryer. Sit on a 50-watt heating pad. Buy a thick bathrobe or dressing gown. Go visiting/vacationing. Consider using an electric blanket. Buy a zero-degree sleeping bag.

Paint thinners can emit toxic fumes and cause chemical burns if it gets on your skin. Wear protective rubber gloves and a face mask to avoid exposing yourself to the chemicals. Work in a well-ventilated area so the fumes don't build up in the room. Open a window or turn on a fan to increase air circulation in the room. Consider cleaning the brushes outside to reduce the risk of exposure. Shake off the excess water from the brush then use a paper towel or a clean rag to dab the bristles dry. The brush doesn't need to be completely dry, but it shouldn't be sopping wet. Storing a waterlogged brush can cause the bristles to crack. Dab the bristles gently. Don't bend or warp them when you dry them.
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Put on protective equipment and work in a well-ventilated area. Dry off the brush with paper towels or a rag.