So, you’re hosting friendsgiving or some of your family for Thanksgiving. Of course, everyone will be talking about your creative appetizers, the holiday cocktails, and your ingenious tablescape. But the real MVP? The guest bathroom. Your guests will come back to the party refreshed and curious after their trip to the facilities wondering, what exactly was that wonderful wet wipe gel…?

Your Loved Ones Deserve Fresh Peaches

We understand the urge to stash your Fresh Peaches toilet paper gel beneath the bathroom vanity and save it for yourself. But let’s consider for a moment what kind of activity might be happening in that bathroom after guests load up on turkey, stuffing, and pie (not to mention after-dinner coffee). Wouldn’t it be kind to let them in on the secret of Fresh Peaches for a deep and satisfying clean? We knew you’d agree. So, let’s get your guest bathroom in tip-top shape without skimping on the luxuries, shall we?

Step 1: Declutter

You do not need 5 half-empty bottles of shampoo, your kid's bath toys, or that mystery jar of unlabeled DIY toiletry substance cluttering the countertop. Your guests do not need to be privy to your half-used tube of anti-fungal cream or mountain of expired sunscreen bottles. Use hosting as an opportunity to throw away the junk and find some cute baskets for the rest. Tidying up can make all the difference between your loved ones feeling like they just visited a spa or discreetly texting each other, “can we talk about that bathroom?”

Step 2: Stock the Essentials

A perfectly prepped bathroom will give your Thanksgiving guests a serene setting for a refresh. And you don’t need to spend your life’s savings on candles and monogrammed hand towels to provide a zen experience. Just make sure the essentials are easy to find.

- Toilet paper: Have at least two rolls visible and within reach of the toilet. Pro tip: placing a few TP rolls in a fancy basket on the floor or shelf makes you look like a thoughtful and seasoned host.

- Soap: An elegant hand soap can elevate the whole bathroom experience. You don’t need to break the bank, but maybe skip the random hotel bar soaps you’ve been hoarding since 2009.

- Towels: Stack a few clean hand towels on the counter in case the one hanging up gets too damp for use.

- Air freshener: An oil diffuser, plug-in, or bottle of poo-pourri goes a long way to set guests’ minds at ease that the next person to use the loo won’t be forced to smell their business.

- Plunger access: Keep it discreet, but make sure guests have what they need in case of a crisis.

- Fresh Peaches toilet paper gel: We don’t know what goes down when someone else uses our bathroom, especially on a feast-focused day like Thanksgiving. Indulge them with the luxury of Fresh Peaches so they can return to the party with that fresh tushie confidence.

Step 3: Stage It

Imagine soft lighting and a cozy scent wafting through the room. A plant cascading down a shelf. A candle flickering next to a bottle of Fresh Peaches on a cute tray. With a little effort, stepping into your bathroom will feel like an invitation to slow down and take a breather from socialization.

Your guests will be returning to the dinner table blissed out and demanding to know where you got that fancy toilet paper gel. Go ahead and send them the link to Fresh Peaches, you guest bath influencer, you.