Do Not Flush Bathroom Sign, 2-Pack
We keep one above the toilet in every bathroom. Guests read it without being told, the acrylic wipes down during turnover, and it beats losing a night to a plumber over flushed wipes.
The signs that answer a question before it becomes a message, a plumber, or a neighbour complaint.
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We keep one above the toilet in every bathroom. Guests read it without being told, the acrylic wipes down during turnover, and it beats losing a night to a plumber over flushed wipes.
It sits on the fridge and does the asking for us, so we stop chasing reviews in the message thread. Magnetic means it moves between homes and there is nothing to patch when it comes down.
Reflective, so it reads at night when most of the parking problems start. We use it to keep guests off the neighbor's side of the drive, and a neighbor complaint is harder to undo than a bad review.
We use these for the rules that cause the most friction, quiet hours and no smoking, and the framed look reads as part of the room instead of a warning taped to a wall. Guests actually read it, which is the whole point.
We print the house rules on a plain sheet, slide it in, and swap the page whenever a rule or a code changes. It stands up on a counter with no hardware and wipes clean during turnovers.
Guests see a full driveway and put the extra car on the lawn, and the yard pays for it. One of these at the edge of the grass ends that before a neighbor or the lawn crew calls us.
We post this where a pool is closed or off limits to guests, and it reads clearly from across the yard. It does not look homemade, which matters when the warning has to hold up.
One pack labels private, laundry, and storage doors across several homes with spares left over. Guests work out which rooms are theirs without messaging us at night.
If buying, installing and reordering all of this sounds like a lot, that is the part we take off your hands.