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Jun 26, 2024
4:35:14pm

ochobeeguy Truly Addicted User

Then you should stay there and cook for them…

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ochobeeguy

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POLL: If you are renting out a second home as an Airbnb, would you supply a propane grill or a charcoal grill?

Babyboy

Jun 26, 4:04pm

a little context

Babyboy

Jun 26, 4:09pm

Looks like you have your answer

Garn

Jun 26, 4:11pm

I think people would expect to buy their own charcoal

Babyboy

Jun 26, 4:14pm

Do you have a property manager that can swap out the tanks?

Carnac

Jun 26, 4:29pm

The Airbnb, that we stayed at last, had a natural gas grill connected to the townhome. Much better that way since

ManicBlue

Jun 26, 4:14pm

Is natural gas an option?

Cletus the Fetus

Jun 26, 4:14pm

Unfortunately, there’s no gas on that street so it has to be propane or charcoal

Babyboy

Jun 26, 5:11pm

You could have a grill with a connector that accepts those small propane canisters. Then people can just buy their own.

GfB

Jun 26, 4:24pm

People are on vacation. They don't want more errands.

Carnac

Jun 26, 4:28pm

Then you should stay there and cook for them…

ochobeeguy

Jun 26, 4:35pm

If I could pencil it out and people would pay for it,

Carnac

Jun 26, 4:38pm

We do with ours.

Carnac

Jun 26, 4:27pm

As a vacation renter the bare minimum expectation is propane…

kotacoug

Jun 26, 4:33pm

Blaze marine grade grill, natural gas with cover. Or just a Weber kettle.

Kaanapali

Jun 26, 4:38pm

I've stayed at lots of VRBOs and Airbnb's with propane grills. Those places always make people buy the insurance

Jun 26, 5:12pm

what’s the process for buying the insurance? Is it through Airbnb?

Babyboy

Jun 26, 5:17pm

Interesting. I’ve stayed at Aton of places in Hawaii, California and even

kotacoug

Jun 26, 6:28pm

Not insurance for grills but insurance for property damage as a separate charge. Anywhere between $75-$350 was the

Jun 26, 9:18pm

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