Check-in

• Check-in is at or after 3:00 PM
• Enter personalized code and turn deadbolt. If it is dark, you can illuminate buttons by first pressing Schlage
• Press Schlage and turn the deadbolt to lock
  

Check-out

• Check-out is at or before 11:00
• Please place dirty towels in the clothes washer and start the washer
• You can leave the sheets on the beds if you like 
• Please wash your dishes. Dishes can be left to dry on the counter or in the washer. Use dishwasher detergent cubes in dishwasher and not dish soap
• Please take trash and recycling to the bins.
• Please turn off all lights and lock the door on your way out

Parking

• Park on Montana Ave. or Aspen Street. Do not park in drive next to License Plate Exhibit
  

WiFi

• The password for each Cabin On Montana Network is: (we’ll let you know via a text prior to your arrival)
  

Audio  Visual

• TV
  • Turn on the cable via the remote labeled ‘cable’ 
  • Turn on the TV via the remote labeled ’tv’
    • If the TV does not turn on, click ‘source’ and make the source: HDMI1
  • Turn on the stereo via the remote labeled ‘stereo’ 
    • Input for the TV on the stereo remote is: audio 1 
  • Optionally click on the smart hub on the TV Remote to stream movies via your own Netflix, Hulu, YouTube, or other account
• Bluetooth
  • You can connect your wireless bluetooth devices to the stereo via bluetooth
  • Press ‘Bluetooth’ on the stereo or stereo remote to assign it is the input source
  • Then hold down ‘Memory’ for more than three seconds
  • Turn on the bluetooth function on your device and select: HTR-3068 Yamaha
  • ‘Connected’ will appear on the stereo display when you are
  • Once you have connected once, you will not need to hold down Memory to connect again
  • Only one bluetooth device can be connected to the stereo at a time. If you cannot connect, make sure there are no other devices connected. 
• Phonograph
  • Input for the phonograph on the stereo is: AV2
  • Put the record on the player and push start
• FM Radio
  • Input for FM Radio is: Tuner
  • We recommend KGLT at 91.9 and NPR at 102.1. Most local stations are preset. 
• DVD/CD
  • Input for the DVD player on the stereo is: DVD
  • DVD Player has its own remote
  • Non-Blue-Ray DVD’s and CD’s can be played in the DVD player
• Please remember to turn off all audio and visual devices when they are no longer being used

Safety

• There are smoke detectors in every room and one carbon monoxide detector per floor. 
  • Please use range hood when cooking on the range. The lowest fan setting is usually adequate.
• There is a first aid kit in the downstairs bath vanity. 
• There is one fire extinguisher at the top of the stairs and a second at the bottom.  
• All sheets and towels are washed in hypoallergenic detergents
• All provided soaps, shampoos and conditioners are hypoallergenic and environmentally friendly.
  

Laundry

• You are welcome to use the laundry facilities. Detergent and dryer sheets are available. 
• All bath, laundry and cleaning products are organic, hypoallergenic and environmentally friendly. 

Bikes

• Cabin On Montana Bicyclists ride at their own risk. The owners of the Cabin On Montana are not responsible for any accident or injury that may occur while riding. 
• Please wear the helmets that are provided. 
• Please lock bikes at all times. The combo is: **** These are the last four digits of Reno’s phone number. 
• Bike pump is in one of the panniers and there is one on the porch

Grill

• The Grill On Montana is in the back. You may need to turn the propane on before you use it. 
• The tank should be full but if you do run out, there is an extra tank under the grill.
  

Safe

• There is a safe in the Master Bedroom closet. The code for the safe is (we will let you know via a text prior to arrival)

For The Birds

• There is bird seed on the front porch for the yellow bird feeder. You do not need to feed the birds but can if you like. 

Watering

• In an effort to conserve water we do not water, much. We do water from time to time in the late summer. Feel free to use the water and hoses. 

Let It Snow

• We will clear the main walks within 12 hours of any snowfall. 
• Because we want to respect your privacy, we will not clear the porches or steps unless you ask us to.
  

Heat

• The cabin is insulated very well. We have found that setting the thermostat at 65 assures that the upstairs is comfortable and that the downstairs doesn’t get too warm. 
• If it is cold outside, you can close the shades to insulate the cabin even more. If you close the upstairs blinds before bed this will also help the cabin heat more evenly. 
• Of course, you can set the thermostat at any temperature you like and you do not have to close the blinds.

Kitchen

• Turn the faucet up and out for hot and down and out for cold.   
• Use the range hood if you are cooking anything on the gas range. The fire alarms are sensitive. 
• Use dishwasher detergent cubes and not dish soap in the dishwasher
  

Garbage and Recycling

• There are two bins in the kitchen drawer next to the fridge. One is for garbage and the other is for recycling. Extra garbage bags are under the sink.
• Garbage and recycling bins in the alley to the west of the cabin next to the License Plate Exhibit
• Garbage is picked up every Wednesday. Recycling is picked-up every other Wednesday. 

Recycling Information

• • Do not bag your recycling
  • Materials should be empty, clean and dry.
  • Labels do not need to be removed.
  • Plastics #3-#7 and unlabeled plastics are not recyclable.
  • Plastics #1 and #2 that are not bottle shaped are no longer recyclable (clam shells, cups, etc.)
    

• Acceptable Items
  

• Plastics

• • • #1 and #2 bottles and jugs only
      

• Cans

• • Aluminum, tin, and steel

• Cardboard

• • • Flattened corrugated cardboard and cereal and other paperboard boxes

• Paper

• • • Newspaper, Magazines, Catalogs
    • Writing and office paper
    • Phone books
    • Paper bags
      

• Unacceptable Items
  

• • Plastics #3 – #7
  • Non-bottle shaped #1 and #2 plastics
  • Glass or glassware
  • Food contaminated pizza boxes, paper plates, napkins
  • Aerosol cans
  • Pill bottles
  • Ceramics
  • Foil
  • Metal hangers
  • Batteries
  • Light bulbs
  • Juice boxes and pouches
  • Chip bags
  • Styrofoam containers and packing peanuts
  • Paper style milk cartons
  • Plastic bags
  • Frozen food bags
  • Toxic product containers, examples include, (but are not limited to):
  • Oil bottles
  • Antifreeze containers/jugs
  • Herbicide containers
  • Pesticide containers

Pets

• Please keep pets off of the furniture. 
• Please pick up after pets in the house, the yard and around town. Poop bags are under the sink. 
• Please do not leave your dog unattended in the Cabin unless it is in a crate.
  

Other

• There is a hair dryer in the master bath vanity. 
• There is an iron and board in the master bedroom closet. 
• Please don’t flush anything but human waste and toilet paper down the toilet. Thank you. 
• The door to the utility room is located in the lower south bedroom. It is locked and there is really no reason for anyone to go in there. But if you would like to see what a brand new high efficiency furnace and electric water heater looks like, the key is hanging on the coat rack near the front door. 
• That same key locks and unlocks the map room and closet below the stairs which are both open in case you are looking for some privacy. We recommend the map room over the closet under the stairs. 
• There is a highchair and pack-n-play in the closet under the stairs. 
• There is an extra leaf for the dining table under the stairs. 
• The windows on the house to the south are too high for anyone to look out of. This means no one can look into the upstairs bathroom or any of the windows on the south side of the house. 

The Little Cabin Out Back

•  Our very good friend Esther and her cat Maeve live in the small cabin out back. Esther is a jeweler in Bozeman. She is also an avid outdoors person. You’ll be doing pretty good if you are out the door before her on a powder day!
  

Contacts

• Reno & Heather live on the corner of N. Bozeman Ave. and Aspen at 724 N. Bozeman. Their blue and white house is just across the alley to the west of the Cabin On Montana. Feel free to say hello! 
• Johnny Swanny is a friend and your neighbor. Johnny lives one house south of Reno & Heather on N. Bozeman Ave. If he is home, and not working, skiing, rafting or mountain biking, he is only a few steps away.
• Rick Ojala is Heather’s father. He lives on the west side of Bozeman with his lovely wife Nancy and their two dogs.