Laundry Room: We have a full size washer and dryer Liquid detergent is provided - please fill the tray halfway for a full load The bin labeled “Laundry” has a few dryer sheets There is a wire basket that can be used as a laundry basket We also have a bamboo drying rack and hangers for hang to dry clothes and swimsuits Hot Tub Instructions: We hope you enjoy the hot tub and ask that you stay safe while using it. Before getting in, please turn the temperature (on the hot tub) to your desired temp 1 hour in advance of getting in. You will also need to put in 1 tablespoon of chlorine to the hot tub after each use. The container with chlorine is safely located above the washer and dryer and is labeled “Hot Tub.” Hot Tub Policy: The replacement cost for hot tub covers is $400. Please do not allow anyone to sit or stand on the hot tub covers. This includes children. Please supervise children at all times while they are using the hot tub. No glass, soaps, creams, oils, bubbles, lotions, or food is allowed in the hot tub. Please shower before and after using the hot tub. Please leave the hot tub cover in place when not in use. As the water is changed after every check-out you may find that the hot tub is not up to temperature on the first night as there is a lot of water to heat up. Always keep the hot tub covered when not in use. This will conserve energy and, more importantly, prevent animals and young children from falling/climbing in. It will also help prevent dirt and debris from getting in. Always drain any standing water from the cover. If your hair is long, put it up in a ponytail or bun to avoid getting it caught in the filter or drain. Make sure the hot tub is at the appropriate temperature, taking into consideration the people who will be using it. Children should never be in a hot tub if the water is warmer than bath water (about 90 degrees). For adults, maintain the water temperature below 104 degrees. Avoid drinking alcohol or using drugs in the hot tub. The hot water will amplify and speed the effects of any alcohol or drugs. Alcohol makes you drowsy, and falling asleep in hot water can be very dangerous. In addition to the risk of drowning, your body cannot regulate its temperature as well when you are asleep, which can lead to dangerous overheating. Always shower with soap and water before and after using a hot tub. Showering before will prevent lotions and skin oils from gunking up the filter and prevent bacteria from entering the pool, and showering after will help remove any chemicals or bacteria that linger on your skin, preventing rashes and infection. Please NO FOOD or PETS in the hot tub. Be cautious when using the hot tub during the winter. If the temperature outside the hot tub is below freezing, water splashed over the edge can quickly freeze into slippery ice Pet Policy: We allow 2 dogs that are less than 50lbs for an additional fee.