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Bathroom Etiquette
Bathrooms can quietly become one of the biggest friction points in co living if they are not set up for real life.
Most of the time it is not a tenant issue. It is a setup issue.
A few things we do that make a big difference:
• Shower doors whenever possible. Curtains usually mean water ending up where it should not.
• Hair catchers in every shower. That small upgrade prevents a huge amount of drain problems.
• Simple and durable finishes so you are not constantly fixing small things.
• Clear signage like “Do Not Flush…” and “Wipe Counter After Each Use” so expectations are obvious.
• Basic tools nearby because bathroom problems never show up at a convenient time.
If you want access to the full system it is inside the Premium CoLiving Operator tier. That is where we keep our exact rule templates you can use in your coliving property.
What are you doing in your bathrooms to make them more resilient and easier to manage?
How are you managing utilities and reducing handyman tasks?
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