Airline crash pads are a great idea, just like a student or visiting doctor crash pad would be.

My cleaner has her own vacuum and I don’t know what brand it is. 

I know many will balk at me for spending so much on a vacuum but this auto-vac/auto-mop combo actually changed my life, coming home to such clean floors every day makes me so happy!

Fortunately, some better prospects surfaced on the MLS this week (one's that are not in the flight path of airlines coming in and out of the international airport in town, and with better value-add capabilities). 

Vacuum carpets and upholstery to remove loose particles.

Ask in your screening process if they have a vacuum? 

That structure in a vacuum is neither good nor bad.  

I've been told the most efficient way to remove tile (this is not by the book) is to take some dry ice or liquid nitrogen use it to crack all the glue on the floor (hooray thermal gradients) so you can remove it easily.By the book self removal typically requires sealing the area you are removing it, encapsulate it when you remove it (e.g. duct taped contractor trash bags) and clean after the fact with a HEPA vacuum and then a soap based cleaner (our contractor used tub o' towels).

That’s why you are getting cruise offers in your mailbox once a week, and Southwest Airlines is running a perpetual 50% off sale.This is the part of the business when the tide goes out and we find out who isn’t wearing their swim trunks.  

I am getting inundated with social media blasts and postcards from the airlines, cruise ships, and Disney offering substantially discounted trips.