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Portable Appliance Testing is not law it is considered good practise, what IS the law is the Electricity at Work Act 1989 which states all electrical systems must be safe and maintained. As part of that Portable Appliance Testing guidelines were produced. I do my own however I do have a City & G...

For stays over 7 days we leave out additional set of bedding and towels and they can change them themselves if the wish.

They will all go in the wash afterwards just in case.

At the end of stay we are asking they strip their beds and place all with towels in supplied bags.

Look for any disinfectant that states EN 14476, this is what is required to kill viruses. the EN 1276 standard which has been used for kitchens etc is not up to standards to kill viruses. Out of Eden products appear to meet the required standard. There are a few about but not many to that standard, ...

"At the Safe2Stay HQ we have heard of a lot of businesses out there that are claiming their products offer up to 7 day or 30 day protection but be aware some of these claims have little or weak scientific evidence that can support their claims. The tests carried out are lab based and usually ha...

Highland council, applied for Grant and 5 days later was told I was getting it and arrived in the bank account 7 days after applying!

Schofields declined to quote us as we are one street in from the river Ness and a "flood risk" despite the street never have been flooded and also not a flood risk on the SEPA local flood risk register.

We have been using Towergate for some time.

Should you feel the need, HSE supply a free Audit/inspection form that you can use.

http://www.hse.gov.uk/pUbns/priced/ck02.pdf

If you do wish to dp PAT testing, there is no need to buy one, you can hire them also.

The main thing is to ensure any electrical items are safe for guests, the onus is left on the owner to decide how best they do this.

Not much help!