Sheets Weren’t Changed at Some Hotels During COVD-19

As hotels start reopening for business with promises of enhanced cleaning protocols in the wake of COVID-19, Inside Edition put some major hotel brands to the test and found evidence that some weren't changing sheets or wiping down surfaces between guests. Inside Edition producers checked into several New York City hotel rooms and used a harmless, washable spray to apply a logo only visible under UV light to the pillows, bed sheets and bath towels. See what they found when they checked back in.
BSRsays...

Hotels should provide a visible washable marker to guests to mark sheets, blankets, pillows, surface areas as they leave.

EDIT: Something like Urine Yellow

newtboysays...

Big surprise, two hotel chains were embarrassed, accepted responsibility, and at least indicated a desire to do better.
Trump hotels just denied it, proof be damned.

Don't stay in Trump hotels unless you don't mind getting oral herpes, hepatitis, and scabies.....and an infinite karmic debt.

BSRsays...

Yeah. Thanks for the heads up.

*tap tap tap - click. tap tap backspace tap tap - click.*

"Reservation canceled"

newtboysaid:

Don't stay in Trump hotels unless you don't mind getting oral herpes, hepatitis, and scabies.....and an infinite karmic debt.

Mystic95Zsays...

Nasty... Glad I'm not a big traveler/hotel user.... At least last time I did (last Nov) it was at a AirBnB rental and it was required that all beds be stripped before leaving and the sheets etc be thrown in the laundry room... Seems these corporate a-holes are trying to cut corners to save a buck hoping they don't get caught...

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