Ohana Info

Shoes

Please store shoes inside in the "slippah" trays. Can use “house shoes” inside.

Screens

Please take care when opening and closing screens as they are fragile. The front doors must be closed overnight and when raining as water will splash through the screens.

Wi-Fi

Network: munchkin

Password: bananaphone

TV

Use the Apple TV remote to access YouTube and Apple TV+.

Groceries

We provide common grocery staples including condiments, eggs, milk, butter, coffee, tea, and sugar. Please only purchase what you will be able to consume while you are visiting. Target usually has good cost and selection. Sack N Save and KTA are Hawaiʻi based grocery stores that have fun and unique items however the cost for basic goods is higher. Matsuyama Food Mart (5 min mauka) and Matsuyama Food and Fuel (8 min makai) are local mini marts. 

Laundry

You are welcome to use the washer and dryer in the carport. Press “Power”, “My Cycle”, and “Start/Pause”. Beach towels can be hung on the rack outside the ohana if it is sunny but please use dryer if it is cloudy.

Kaylee

Our doggo is adorable and she knows it! We want to reinforce when she has good manners though so please ignore her when she's exuberant. You are welcome to pet her when she is calm.

Rubbish

Bugs & Geckos

Let us know if you see ants, centipedes, or geckos in the ohana. All opened food items must be stored in the refrigerator (this includes dry goods like cereals, crackers, and chips).

Food Waste

Place all food waste in the container in the fridge to minimize attracting bugs inside.

Coffee Grounds Waste

Please store used coffee grounds in the container under the sink or dump directly on the compost pile in the northwest corner of the ohana yard. Do not put coffee grounds down the sink drain.

Recycling

Please place rinsed HI-5 items only in the box on the kitchen counter. Most drink containers (cans/plastic/glass) are HI-5, however, most larger plastic/glass containers are not.

Trash

Let us know when trash is full.

UV Awareness

10AM - 3PM

Utilize sun protection (clothing, hat, and mineral sunscreen) if outside during these elevated UV hours.

11:30AM - 1:30PM

We recommend minimizing time outside during these peak UV hours.