The Complete Guest Bathroom Checklist for Holiday Preparation

This article, The Complete Guest Bathroom Checklist for Holiday Preparation, is sponsored by Liquid-Plumr. All opinions are 100% my own.

Did you know that one of the most popular days to call a Plumber is on Thanksgiving? This year we are having two parties to celebrate, which means our drains will be working double duty. For me, I want to be enjoying my guests versus worrying about unclogging a drain. So, in honor of Liquid-Plumr’s Thankful To Be Clog Free campaign, I came up with the complete guest bathroom checklist for holiday preparation. This way, you can focus on your guests and not any messes.

Cleaning Checklist: The cleaner the bathroom, the more comfortable your guests (and you) are. Here is a quick checklist to make sure it is spotless upon the arrival of your guests.

Wipe down the counters and fixtures.
Thoroughly clean the toilet and have a plunger handy for your guests just in case!
Wipe down any glass or mirrors and make sure they are streak free.
Sweep and mop the floors.
Be sure to check and unclog all the drains with Liquid Plumber. Run the water to make sure it is not slow draining.
Empty the trashcans. Have an extra trash bag underneath the new one for easy changing.
Hang fresh and clean bath towels, hand towels, and washcloths.
Don’t forget to spot clean the walls and baseboards.
Place clean and comfy bath mats on the floor by the sink, bathtub, and/or toilet.

Necessities: Traveling can be hectic. It’s easy to forget a few things while packing during the hustle and bustle. These are suggestions for extra necessities for your guests to have on hand for them in your bathroom.

Make sure the toilet paper is stocked and easily accessible.
Have the drawers stocked with extra toiletries like toothpaste, toothbrushes, mini shampoo and conditioner, and small bars of soap in case your guest forgot to pack them.
Make sure the soap dispenser is filled.
Display necessities like cotton balls, cotton swabs, and cotton pads.
Keep a first aid kit under the sink or in a drawer.
Have common medications like cold medicine, aspirin, acid reducer, sunscreen, and band aides in the medicine cabinet.

Bonus Ideas and Added Touches: Want to be the hostess with the mostess? These bonus ideas will get you there!

Have hand or body lotion available.
Have a couple water bottles handy for clean drinking water for the middle of the night.
Have things your guests may not be able to take on a plane like nail clippers, tweezers, razors, and small scissors readily available in the bathroom drawer.
Place a nice scented candle on the bathroom vanity.

Now that you have your checklist, you can focus on your friends and family this Thanksgiving.

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