Guest Info

Important House info

 

Our  house is on well water.  A UV light and filtration system makes the water safe to drink from all faucets.

 

Our house is on a septic system.  Please do not put anything into toilet except human waste and toilet paper.

 

First Aid kit is in the cupboard by dishwasher and is labeled “safety supplies”

 

The house has new smoke detectors one each floor of  our home.

 

Extra bath towels , toilet paper, and paper towels are in hallway closet.

 

Beach towels are in the hallway closet. Please do not use our bath towels for beach towels.

 

Cleaning supplies and garbage bags are under the sink.

 

For any immediate emergencies please call our handyman Roger, his phone # is in the safety supply cupboard.

 

We are located in BC. So there is a 4 hr time change if you need to reach us.

 

Please do not use the fireplace. It is not ready for fires yet.

 

We are currently working on renovations.  The kitchen is the next project.  We appreciate your patience with its appearance.  It is clean and ready to use!

 

The Upstairs bathroom is still a work in progress so please do not use this area.

 

Please put garbage and recycling in the bin off of the deck.  There is a super curious raccoon around.

 

We have 2 heat pumps on the main floor.  One in the master bedroom and one in the living room.  There is one on the top level in the hallway. Please use the remotes to change the temperature. The heat or A/C will come on to keep it at a comfortable temperature.

 

Please let us know if there is anything that is missing from the house that you think would be a good idea. We want our guests to be comfortable and feel like it’s their home.

 

In case of a power outage, we have a gallon of drinking water and flashlights in the cupboard by the dishwasher that is labeled “safety supplies”.  Power outages aren’t common,  but do happen during storm season.  If there is a storm predicted it is recommended to fill the bath-tub with water so you can still use the toilet.  It is also a good idea to fill containers with drinking water and stock up on food that doesn’t need to be cooked.  A frozen container of water helps keep the fridge cool during a power outage.