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Before having people over, the first thing I always do is make sure the sink is clean. My grandma believed if your sink was clean, visitors would think your house is clean. I'm not sure if she was right or not, but since my messy house needs all the help it can get, I don't take any chances.
I also make sure to have some nice smelling liquid hand soap, and also that my children haven't used it all in their pumping glee.
For visiting children, I have a step stool so little ones can reach the sink. And I keep a cabinet stocked with wipes and diapers in case they're needed for babies and toddlers.
Add a chandelier for a little sparkle, and our guest bathroom is ready to go.
Let's just hope the traffic isn't too bad for the City folk making there way out here to the New Jersey countryside.
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I think any guest would feel perfectly at home in there!
ReplyDeleteI feel the same way about a clean sink! Am I your grandmother?
ReplyDeleteReally though, in guest baths I think less is more. Let them bring their stuff and spread it all over the place - to feel at home. I like the idea about having some diapers available. I don't think it even matters what size they are...maybe an in between size like 3/4, just for emergencies. And I provide wipes no matter who is staying! I'll look into the hand towels as a more grown-up alternative.