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Most of the hotel glasses I have used were disposable and wrapped in plastic....
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I never use the ice bucket either. I often wonder what they use to wipe them out! Now, I am questioning the coffee makers.....
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Some people already arrive at hotels/motels all outfitted with their own blankets, sheets, pillows, towels, washcloths, Lysol, shower shoes and, more recently, probably anti-bedbug insecticides. Now I guess cups, ice buckets, and coffee pots are on the must bring list.
This is like renting a rainproof ceiling under which to camp. Although, come to think of it, I've been in a number of motels where the ceiling is suspiciously water-stained, so I'm not sure one shouldn't also bring along a well-sealed tent. |
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Well that was nauseating! So in view of that germ story here is another. How sure are you the sheets are freshly changed? I saw a story about this and some of the stories said simply if they did not see anything nasty they just re-tucked and moved on!!
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I'm sure we ingest things that are even more disgusting every single time we go out to a resturant!
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I only ever drink out of the ones that are disposable and wrapped in plastic. If I stay at a hotel with real glasses, I do not use them....precisely for that reason. I hardly trust the glasses that come out of my own dish washer...!
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I have always put the dishes into the dishwasher when I get there. I also take Lysol disinfectant with me to spray the bathtub, shower and general areas. When I leave, I totally strip the beds down. Even with all of that, you're not safe.
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