Airbnb hosts must stop asking guests to wash up or take out bins under new house rules coming into force in November, BBC News reported. The outlet's headline says the rules have "divided hosts and guests."

According to the BBC News summary, the requirement concerns two specific tasks, washing up and taking out bins, that hosts may no longer ask guests to perform. The summary does not describe any other terms of the rules, how they will be applied, or what happens if a host does not comply.

BBC News's headline indicates that the rules have drawn different reactions from the two groups involved. The summary, however, does not say which hosts or guests responded, what any of them said, or which side held which view. No quotations from either group appear in the summary.

BBC News gives the timing only as November. The summary does not include a specific day in that month, and it does not state whether the rules apply to every listing on the platform. Nor does it attribute any statement to Airbnb.

BBC News was the only source provided for this report, and the item lists no author. Further reporting would be needed to establish the reasons for the rules or the company's own explanation of them. The summary's brief description is the entirety of the reporting available here, so the terms cannot be checked against any further account.

Sources: BBC News: No more washing up: How Airbnb's new house rules have divided hosts and guests.