Laundry rules and regulations

1. No children 14 years & under allowed in the laundry facility.
2. Separate items by color, fabric type, and level of cleanliness. This will help ensure that each load is treated appropriately.
3. Inspection: Before laundering, thoroughly inspect each garment for any stains, damages, or special care instructions. Make a note of any pre-existing stains or damages to inform the guest upon their return.
4. Follow care labels: Always read and follow the care labels on each garment. Use the recommended washing cycle, water temperature, and detergent type specified by the manufacturer. This will help maintain the integrity of the clothing and prevent any damage.
5. No pets, other than service animals, allowed in the laundry facility.
6. Please do not slam the doors to the machines and leave the wash machine doors cracked.
7. No climbing on furniture. Also, do not tamper with equipments in the laundry room or bathrooms.
8. Use high-quality laundry products: Ensure that you are using high-quality, hotel-approved laundry products. This includes detergents, fabric softeners, and stain removers. Following manufacturer guidelines is key to achieving the best results.
9. Access is a privilege and can be revoked at any time.
10. Be timely in removing clothes.
11. Never leave clothes in the washer or drier after the cycle has been completed.
12. Be patient; give others 15-20 minutes after cycle has finished for them to remove their clothes from the washer or dryer.
13. Do not throw clothes onto the floor: after giving leeway, place other peoples finished clothes either in a laundry basket or on top of the machine.
14. Be clean: keep the laundry room neat and clean up spilled detergent or any other messes made.
15. Empty lint tray when done: don’t make the next person use the dryer clean up after you.
16. Share machines: when using multiple machines always be sure to leave at least one free for others to use. Don’t be greedy.
17. Don’t overload the machines; overloading the machine with clothes as well as using too much detergent can damage the machine.
18. Folding and packaging: Once clothing is cleaned, dried, and ironed, carefully fold and package them in a neat and presentable manner. Use hotel-appropriate packaging materials such as tissue paper, branded garment bags, or hangers to maintain the high-quality standard expected in this cottage.
19. Be respectful: treat everyone’s clothing like your own and return all clothing left behind to its owner or respective place.
20. Ironing and pressing: For items that require ironing, ensure that you use the appropriate heat settings for each fabric. Pressing garments properly not only removes wrinkles but also helps maintain their original shape.