Nowadays, staying in a hotel room, could be like staying in
someone elses “sex-room”...man,you never know what was
going on, in the bed, or on those bed covers, or couches,
in the tub, etc....
I recently heard about some room maids in Germany who were
disgusted cause they had to clean up in rooms where
pornographic material was displayed ...yeeech...and let’s
say there were lots of “products of conception” all around.
I know they wash the sheets, and towels, but am not sure
about the bedcovers, carpets, tubs, couches, table tops,
etc...
Anybody here know about the sanitation in hotels, motels?
I carry my own bed cover, pillow (the MOST essential element) and a sleeping bag; I drive about 40,000 miles per year. That spray Lysol is a good traveling companion too.
from what i hear,
i don’t think you want to know about
sanitation in mo and ho
tels
“Products of conception” is what is leftover after a miscarriage or an abortion...I think you meant used condoms/sex toys or something like that? I’ve seen documentaries where they said that hotel bedcovers (quilts, or comforters, or whatever they are called where you live) are RARELY washed, and yes, sperm was one of the number one things found on the dirty linens.
Ewww factor to infinity!!! :-O
.yeeech...and lets say there were lots of products of conception all around.
Biohazard, seriously.
I've heard they NEVER wash the bed spreads (bed covers). This applies to your local Motel 6 and your high-class Hilton. Never sit on a hotel bed spread naked. There are others who've done so before you.
You seriously do not want to know.
Although it is a TV show, a CSI episode once said that the average hotel bedspread will have over 100 unique DNA samples on it. I then asked a friend who worked for a very respected, very well known hotel chain in the laundry department, and she told me that bedspreads are not routinely washed. All other linens were but the bedspreads (unless obviously soiled) were only washed on a rotating basis. I got, from her, the impression that this was industry standard.