****Frugal - goes to an all you can eat buffet.Cheap - tries to smuggle out food in tupperware containers.

Leave a small Tupperware container with enough grounds for two pots of coffee per guest for under $0.50.I hate k cups for the environment (along with bottled water and capri sun pouches) but it's a personal choice.

This makes them feel that you care about their experience, you also have monthly eyes on the property as well, and much easy to keep it in tip-tip shape.You will also want to make sure your amentities are curated for the MTR stayers; folks who may meal prep and need more appliances like slow cookers, instapots, aire fryers, and tupperware to store food or take with them to work (13 hr shift nurses).

Soda bottles, large mayo jars, tupperware containers, buckets from bakeries, (free) pretty much anything food grade will work great for hydroponic situations.Everyone go green!

Rather, Key/ Essential amenities features that are intentional to the tenants and the specific use of the space; for medical professionals this could mean kitchen appliances and adds to help with meal prep (24pc tupperware for to go meals or Instapot).

Think Tupperware parties mixed with trying to find people who will treat it as a business and want more than just consume the products, who want to expand and make money with it.

People often underestimate or fail to count the cost of linens, decor, and all of the little items you should supply, like tupperware. 

Put a piece of Tupperware under the water meter for now in case its leaking.

Turns out there was tupperware or something of that sort in the broiler of the stove (gas stove).

I'd consider things like "tupperware containers set (microwaveable/dish wash safe/etc) to help with folks who meal prep and bring food to their long shifts.