@Pat271 I've always thought it weird when hosts don't leave normal cleaning implements somewhere available to guests. For as many guests who wouldn't think twice about leaving skid marks in the bowl, I can imagine there are just as many who would be embarrassed for anyone else to see that- either other guests in their group, or the host.
I once made curtains and did a bunch of other upholstery work for a client who owned several units in a resort complex here. I had arranged for someone to come put up proper curtain rods (what was already there was ugly and funky), so when he was finished, there was concrete dust on the floor from drilling for the rod supports.
As the place had already been cleaned, with guests scheduled to check in the next day, I searched high and low for a broom, and couldn't find one anywhere.
When I told the property manager that the job was finished, apologizing for the pile of dust, saying I couldn't find a broom, he said all that stuff is locked in a closet out in the building's communal hallway. I told him I thought not having a broom available to guests was weird- what would happen if a guest broke a glass late or during the night- are they just supposed to walk around on broken glass until they can call the property manager in the morning to get it cleaned up? He just shrugged.
