Here’s Why You Should Always Leave an Upturned Glass and a Piece of Paper in the Sink Before Going on Vacation

You’ve checked every box:
 Fridge emptied
 Lights on timers
 Plants watered
 Alarm set

But there’s one tiny detail most travelers forget — the sink.

It seems harmless, right? Just a stainless steel bowl where you wash dishes and brush your teeth. But when you’re away for days or weeks, your sink can become a hidden source of odors, moisture, and even pests — all waiting to greet you when you walk back through the door.

Luckily, there’s a simple, genius, and completely free trick used by cleaning experts and savvy homeowners alike:
 Place a paper towel over the drain, then cover it with an upside-down glass.

It sounds too easy to work — but this small act can save you from musty smells, sewer gases, and uninvited insect guests.

Why the Sink Becomes a Problem When You’re Away
When your home sits empty, water isn’t flowing through the pipes. That means the P-trap — the U-shaped pipe under your sink that holds water to block sewer gases — can dry out over time.

Once that water seal evaporates:

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