Travelodge room cleaning.

Doshwaster

whitesatin wrote: »

I just work on the assumption that nobody is going to be up to my standard, regardless of which hotel. I always wash out cups and even kettles. Maybe I am a bit over the top but I also bring my own pillow cases to lie over theirs.

Come to think of it, maybe I should stay at home, lol.

I work on the opposite assumption - that any hotel or restaurant I visit to going to have a higher standard of hygiene than I do at home

iltisman

I always clean cups, coffee makers etc before using them as I have awful visions of what they may have been used for.

sillygoose

I have seen people clean rooms in a hurry at hotels, they use the same old cloth to dust, do round the sink, the toilet seat (if your really unlucky), round the taps and of course the mugs. When really essential they stop briefly to run it under a tap and then squeeze it out then off they go again...

Always boil rinse and wash them yourself and you may survive until breakfast.

photome

whitesatin wrote: »

I just work on the assumption that nobody is going to be up to my standard, regardless of which hotel. I always wash out cups and even kettles. Maybe I am a bit over the top but I also bring my own pillow cases to lie over theirs.

Come to think of it, maybe I should stay at home, lol.

I usually (if staying in the UK) take my own pillow:D

PeteDoff

Doshwaster wrote: »

I work on the opposite assumption - that any hotel or restaurant I visit to going to have a higher standard of hygiene than I do at home

Are you living with my ex-wife then?

PeteDoff

I usually take my own bed and wardrobe!!!!! but live in hope of finding a very dirty chambermaid.

phatbear

I personally always sleep in a full nuclear bio-chemical suit, utilising freshly sterilised breathing aparatus of course.

If however im having my nbc suit dry cleaned i take my own team of geishas who i use as a human barrier to all the germs and dirty cups etc etc

PeteDoff

phatbear wrote: »

I personally always sleep in a full nuclear bio-chemical suit, utilising freshly sterilised breathing aparatus of course.

If however im having my nbc suit dry cleaned i take my own team of geishas who i use as a human barrier to all the germs and dirty cups etc etc

Top tip of the week I think.

Doshwaster

PeteDoff wrote: »

I usually take my own bed and wardrobe!!!!!

I think that's what is called as having a caravan.

MoneyMate

phatbear wrote: »

I personally always sleep in a full nuclear bio-chemical suit, utilising freshly sterilised breathing aparatus of course.

If however im having my nbc suit dry cleaned i take my own team of geishas who i use as a human barrier to all the germs and dirty cups etc etc

Just as a matter of interest would a Geiger counter go through flight customs OK would it have to be fully charged ?