Some very serious business issues are addressed in newsletters. Here’s another.
We do very well with our Old Post Office holiday cottages. Almost everybody says 10 out of 10. But a subject I can’t ignore has reared its head twice now. It is The Great Toilet Brush Debate.
The way I see it, there are three options:
- Don’t have a toilet brush. Even though some guests want one.
- Do have a toilet brush. Even though – no matter how clean it may appear – some guests see toilet brushes as monstrous collectors of any number of other human being’s poo.
- Have a single-use (per stay), clearly brand new, shrink-wrapped toilet brush. So toilet brush lovers can unwrap and use it, and toilet brush haters can leave it alone – unopened. This has sustainability issues though, and Old Post Office does all it can to be planet kind.
So, what do you suggest? Which of the above is most right? Is there a fourth way? Please do let me know.
