Debrett’s, the British publisher known for its rather stuffy etiquette books, and its catalogs of peers and gentry, has teamed with Airbnb to produce a guide to appropriate behavior for those who may be sharing a home temporarily.
Among the advice: don’t let dogs and children dash in before being introduced, and“Guests should conduct a brief, forensic examination before unlocking the bathroom door” to ensure leaving it as it was found. From the Guardian (UK), MORE
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Wise advice indeed.
You may notice that Brits don’t like used towels being left on the floor.
When I’m working in someone’s home they will always ask first – before bringing a pet into the room.
Maybe some people have the same dislike of little brats too !
It’s all about respecting your hosts or guests feelings.
Good manners.