As a housekeeper I always try to keep my rooms clean. The problems often come from management. Getting the rooms done fast is usually far more important than doing it well. I once had to debate with my manager in front of the big boss when he tried to get me fired for taking an extra 5 minutes in each room. I pulled a cloth with black streaks out of my pocket and asked if it was acceptable for me to leave that dirt in the room. He said no so I said "so I guess I better take a few extra minutes and fix it, huh?" He no longer works at our hotel. I still do. My rooms are not perfect, but I do my best.
No you don't especially the window blind pull cords 😔🤯... I stayed in hospital with my child for almost 1 year and had several swabs done while there they told me the results where so bad they couldn't even share with me and there was stuff they didn't know what it was even on the medication drawers... I would virox my child's while room even floor twice a day everything. They never even mopped the floor in our room once the whole time we where there. I did it with virox and booties covers skating around the floor and gloves and hands under counter etc...
I worked for a "luxury" holiday home company here in Australia for a few years and I can tell you that even when you are paying top dollar for your establishment to be cleaned, there are MANY corners being cut. For example, if the bed sheets and pillow cases didn't "look dirty" we were told to leave them on for the next guests, some of whom were paying tens of thousands of dollars to stay for a night. That's just the tip of the iceberg. A lot of the corner cutting comes down to time. For example, we were given 4 hours total to clean a house with 10 rooms and over 30 beds. If we went over the time, we weren't payed. I now ALWAYS take my own bedding when I stay ANYWHERE away from home and definitely do my own clean with antibacterial wipes when I get there. Cutting corners like some companies do, can make people really sick and in worst cases, cost lives. If you want it done properly, do it yourself. It amazes me that the companies don't make sure things are cleaned properly as it can and has ended up in many lawsuits around the world.
That's really gross that they don't change the sheets - management should be held personally responsible. Should guests strip the sheets and ask for fresh sheets?
@@b.k.3364 There’s no way to determine if the establishment will give you ‘fresh’ sheets or not. It’s best to bring your own - take a set of old sheets with you or pick up clearanced king size flat sheets wherever you can find them on sale. Either dispose of them after using or sanitize them when you get home. That way, you’ll know for certain the bed linen is clean.
Housekeeping is probably the hardest job at a hotel. They are under payed and expected to clean a room in 30 mins or less. I use to work in hospitality for years (doing housekeeping for a few months) and i was destroyed after a shift lol. I can't speak for every housekeeper but I made sure the room was cleaned, primed and polished for every guest. but after a while.... your soul dies a bit. The system is flawed.
My sisters a head house keeper and has high expectations. It comes down to management, if they aren't doing their job right then neither will the rest of the staff. Getting sick of the job isn't a good enough excuse when someone could be paying $100+ a night out of their own pocket.
I was a housekeeper at a hotel years ago and it is true that you are given 20 rooms in an 8 hr. shift. If you didn’t have your allotted rooms done in your shift the manager or a coworker would have to clean the remainder of rooms. Comforters and blankets are only changed if they looked soiled. My manager and laundry scolded me for changing out the above mentioned items. I quit and started cleaning houses on my own because I refuse to accept filth for myself or anyone who occupies a space I was responsible to clean.
Never said I couldn’t do 20 rooms in an 8 hr shift. Substandard housekeeping is why many establishments do not pass inspections and I want no part of that. I would love to see an inspection report on the 20 rooms that you did in an 8 hr. shift.
Yeah, but look at this from other perspective, who does all that stuff? Not housekeeping obviously. Cleaning is on the one hand - but the guests are those who first should start to learn how to behave in hotels too. The urine stain on the wall? People tend to disrespect things that aren't their property, I worked at housekeeping and most of you would wouldn't believe how dirty some rooms are after certain guests.
I agree with you. And hopefully, people who don't will start to learn respect property that isn't theirs. Just because the room doesn't belong to the individual staying there, doesn't mean it's okay to pee on the wall or let their children mark up the walls, chairs, bedding, etc. with the pens provided in the rooms with the "Note to self" pads. That stuff is not easy to clean and none of us want to spend a lot of time trying to clean it up.
maybe a baby peed, and other times people were just sleeping and people sometimes drool plus even if the person did it the hotel's responsibility in the health of their costumers/guests
I agree with you.as a housekeeper in a cheap motel I encounter a lot of very dirty rooms.no matter how I clean it there is still a thing that I cant just completely removed like the old smell of a smoke room or pit room.some costomer cooked inside their rooms so the walls ,the countertop are very messy and oily.huh.they thinks its their own house
Sure theres going to be bad guest but that doesnt excuse the way you or they should be properly cleaned.. especially for $80 plus a night! As an adult It's common sense on how to clean things proper. Take initiative.. if you are being trained wrong say something or do it better than the person who trained you and you'll eventually take that person's job.
If the hotel managers would give the housekeepers more time to clean the rooms, AND hire more housekeepers, then there's a really good chance the rooms would be much cleaner. At the hotel I worked at, the housekeepers were given 20 minutes per room. That's really not enough time to clean a room properly, especially if the guest stays several days.
And if they do laundry like I had to do, the sheets really aren't getting that clean. I had to literally pack the washing machine with linen and top comforters from 7-8 rooms into one load. There should be more room for the linens to agitate properly in the water, but I had to pack them so full they would never move. Trust me when I say that hotels need to really step up when it comes to time/money invested in keeping the rooms clean, and stop worrying about penny pinching.
MichelleLovesGymnastics 4 mins per room? And it's clean? Wow, you must have some fast housekeepers. Washing the bedsheets, cleaning the toilet, cleaning the sink, cleaning the floor and etc doing it ALL in 4 mins. ITS CLEAN?
I loved my time as a resort housekeeper- being able to just put my head down and work hard with no distractions. Most housekeepers take huge pride in their work. Everybody makes the odd mistake, usually if you get interrupted, but most of us do a very good job. Training is a factor too, if the girls aren't trained properly they don't know, and you can't force an uninterested person to do a good job.
This happens because the housekeepers are jammed full of rooms with not enough of time to complete their work. Management's the cause. Cheap people not wanting to pay more people to lighten the job. Plus some are lazy I suppose.
Marketplace is so damn savage. They ask you if the rooms clean, record every claim you've made, prove you wrong, make you explain/say you'll improve things, check up on you. If they can't get through, they get someone else to do it! PROPS!
@saskia black, the teachers are teaching this!! I am a school nurse and I get passes from the teachers telling me the student has a soar throat. Seriously! I had a pass stating she thought the student had an absence in her tooth. I replied back saying, "I don't know where her absence is, but it isn't in her tooth." These are the people educating our children.
This blows my mind! I was a housekeeper for a hotel and we never did stuff like this. Never used sponges, had hotel carts to hold all of the cleaning supplies. I was taught you clean up then work your way down. The mirrors FIRST with windex, then the sink and counters with a sanitizer, then the toilets. Lastly was showers and floors. How can these people be okay knowing they're cross contaminating?? Do they clean their houses like that as well?
Amber Youssef I've been travelling around the world my whole life, but we have never been in such disgusting hotels. I don't know how are they still working.
I worked at the holiday inn, in Guelph. The filth and contamination was absolutely appalling. For example the bedding was not washed after every use, if the bedding looked clean, they would just reuse it, for as long as possible. I began to take notes about what I saw, and what I though could be improved. I did a test, too. I found a used condom on the ground in the stairwell, under the stairs, and I left it there to see how long it would take for someone to pick it up. Well a month later I made a meeting with the hotel manager, and the head of housekeeping to talk about what I've noticed, and what I thought could be done. Well, they did not appreciate the concerns I raised, and since I wasn't unionized, they fired me on the spot. That was 5 years ago, and I bet that used condom is still lying in that stairwell. DO NOT STAY AT THE HOLIDAY INN!!!
The bottom line is money. It means the cleaning staff have a limited time to do a LOT of hard physical work and they are required to do it as quickly as possible, often while getting paid minimum wage. There's not enough time to be thorough in the cleaning, not by a long shot. Standard practice is cleaning up to sixteen rooms in eight hours - 1/2 hour each room.
I am just going to say 16 rooms in 8 hours sounds like a long time to clean a very small compact room. If these guys on here are actually given this much time and haven't even cleaned it to be very clean I would just be like NOOOPE
Sometimes not even the full half hour where I work it's 25-28 tops minutes per room and if you fall behind it will inevitably result in job termination for not keeping up
I’m a cleaner. Easiest way to sanitize all surfaces is bleach wipes. I don’t spare. When I go stay in a hotel I take essential oil in a spray bottle called purify. Leave my socks on while walking around and aim the purify all over. The floor bedding every surface in the bathroom door handles.
I argee all hotels so Should be clean. But not every little detail of the room is going to be cleaned. Cause their bosses give them so many mintues to get it done then on to the next room.
From experience all hotels aren't like this I worked with my grandmother who was a supervisor for house cleaning and I helped I clean the room as if it was my own home
When I was a kid, my mom watched a show like this. Since then, she always brought mini bottles of lysol spray, and packs of lysol wipes. I'm an adult now, and I can't stay in a hotel without disinfecting every surface I can.
This is pretty gross! I used to work at a restaurant when I was in high school. I always thought "Oh well, I'm sure the manager will take care of that" And I had some not many, some customers getting sick after eating at the tables or using the bathrooms. I decided to go up the chain of command. After six months they didn't respond to my concerns, so I took it upon myself to give the topic to my reporter friend. After a year finally, the restaurant started providing better cleaning products and training all staff on wearing/ changing disposable gloves, disinfecting countertops, etc. IF YOU SEE SOMETHING HAPPENING SPEAK UP AND MAKE IT HAPPEN, that way we can stay healthy.
I go crazy when I see restaurant staff take a filthy rag to clean the table. Cross contamination every where!!! We all want cheap food and the industry takes short cuts. If this is how they clean tables in front of everyone what goes on in the kitchen?
As a traveller staying in hotels frequently I have come across these issues. The final straw for me was when I finally got a chance to talk to chamber maids that I knew personally. What they are told to do is horrific. If they don't, they lose their jobs. The mop is to be used on the floors and whatever they can do in the room with it. Then the vanity gets the first clean with this mop, then the toilet and lastly to clean the mop, the shower is cleaned with it and the mop gets rinsed out at the same time. (2 for 1) Here's a fun fact (not really) When the carts are in the hallway and the cleaners are working you'll see the white sheets going into the laundry bags. Have you ever seen the duvet? I will never stay at a hotel again.
Bubba bitty Right i worked in a 5 star 5 diamond hotel before here in tx, and they only gave us 40 mins per room, big rooms with walk in showers, and hot tubs. I was always late because it takes much longer than that. Some guest leave the rooms a hot mess that housekeepers are left to clean for only 40 mins. smh! housekeepers should not be rushed if they want the room cleaned right.
I used to be a housekeeper at a hotel. It was a fairly large privately owned pretty fancy hotel. All they had us do is spray the sink and tub area down with some spray and wipe it down, wipe the outside of the toilet down, vacuum and change only the sheets and pillowcases on the beds. We were instructed to put the same bedspread back on the bed. When I stay at a motel or hotel now, the first thing I do is take the bed spreads off and throw them in the corner then call room service and ask for more sheets. I always bring a can of Lysol with and spray the hell out of the place then leave for a while so it can air out. I spray EVERYTHING, door knobs, the remote control, the knobs on the lamps, the the headboards on the bed, the walls, the floors, the desks, chairs, EVERYTHING! ! Then I go around and wipe everything off again with disinfectant wipes including paper stuff like the phone book! I am a complete germaphobe!
😉 i am a Germaphobe too. 70% rubbing alcohol works far better then lysol on germs. ( I had H1N1 flu wayback when, it spun off into other illnesses, i was sick 4 months! thats why i am now phobic)
The staff or any human for that matter does not have the time to wipe down every single surface every day. Also if you need a black light to find that urine how do you expect the staff to know it is there.
so you literally want the whole human race to pay hotel fees and expect that their expected cleanliness will not be meet? you should win a nobel prize.
You have never worked in a hotel have you or tried to clean a room. You often only have about a 10 minute period to clean the room. To do everything they said that needed to be done would take at least about 40 minutes to do a job that reached their standards. There just isn't enough time.
after working at a motel myself, I was only given so much time per room to get the rooms clean. I was trained to be clean and did the best I could with the time given. But there was areas that could not be cleaned in the time frame given. was let go because I was taking too long CLEANING each room.
It's idiotic to expect a hotel, especially these lower class ones, to scrub the walls. That would take to much time and would be inefficient. So as long as you don't lick the walls you should be all right.
Hunt Guy Because this is a bigger deal since it can impact your health, and just because other companies break promises does not mean that I will get less mad about the promise being broken. You wouldn't want to get herpes.
Hunt Guy I'm more concerned about the way rooms are looked after, than I am about every last germ being dead. As humans, we're covered with germs day in, and day out. I could give a rat's ass about germs, unless shit is all over the walls, I could care less. I stayed in a Holiday Inn one time, and at 3AM, the fire alarm started chirping, I couldn't ignore it. It was all I could do was to keep from smashing that thing to pieces. I couldn't take it, so I called the front desk. It was the manager, and he was so apologetic, that I couldn't be pissed at him. He was more frustrated with Holiday Inn, because he'd been having problems like that off, and on for months. He suggested that they go and replace all the batteries once a year.. good, or bad. After a year, they're done. The idea was shot down of course. The company was concerned about batteries that had a few more months left in 'em, and getting replaced for no reason. He said he gave up the quest, and now he replaces them when they're obviously screwed. Holiday Inn lost at least one customer. They wouldn't even give me a break on the cost of the room. You better believe this guy filled out that questionnaire they leave that goes to corporate. In it, I let them know I wasn't a happy camper, and they'd NEVER see me in there again. And to this day, they've never seen me back again, and I'll never go back in the future.
D F You know how you said you wouldn't care unless there was shit all over the wall, well there was urine which is still pretty bad. I don't care about every last germ, but at least make it safe.
I know this video is like nearly 9 years old at this point; but it's good to know that even all the way back then, Super 8 (now one of the sub-brands of Wyndham, which I currently work for) took improving their cleanliness protocols seriously enough to rank all the way at the top!
+The Assassin guys wtf is wrong with u guys, even tho it's something they can't see, is still high dense bacteria that can eventually affect our health which can results some real serious diseases. The hotel cleaners should be trained to use blacklist as proficient as the can be, like it says in the video.
The main cause of this problem is the housekeeping job itself. It is incredibly difficult, you only get a small amount of time to clean an entire room, and to pick those small things like the lamp base or a remote? There's no way you are going to be doing that especially with how much time you have and how many rooms you have to clean in a shift. It is a very physically straining job and these hotels try to maximize profits like all businesses. I don't see them doubling the housekeeping staff and increase to attention to detail anytime soon.
Sorry Max, for me the main problem was the way the toilets were cleaned. One of the cleaners cleaned the toilet and sink with the same cloth...... eurgh
Some cleaners have 30 min per room witch is crazy :) nobody provides them more cloths so she has just one to do a room .... Some housekeepers clean 10 rooms in 4 hours. After 6 hours , you are going home like a zombie.
Silvia DailyMom I appreciate the time limits but cleaning a toilet and then a sink with the same brush...... come on that’s just disgusting and dangerous
Oh no, I could never do that. I`m head housekeeper and my girls and I clean proper. That`s just disgusting. And to use the rubber glove to was the glass... oh my god.
@Innaa Dynamitee How?💀 I literally said that I bring disinfectant spray..... Regardless, I don't recall asking you, but *MY* priorities are just fine. Please worry about *your own* , and have a good one.✌🏾😁💯
@@itskinaraaa My mom too and she also brings a black light those things that help clean it never trust anybody to clean up stuff I'll believe it when I see it
While I love to be clean .. You can't expect a close to minimum wage workers to clean every single little thing ...and I'm sure they're pressured to do so many rooms per shift.
+Nissan L33 In the institution(not a hotel) that I work in, the cleaning staff has to swipe their id badge before starting to clean a room and again after finishing. The problem is that this enables management to enforce "productivity" goals. Instead of taking twenty minutes to clean we are forced to average ten minutes per room. You just have to cut corners. When I originally trained thirty years ago we would clean all surfaces of sinks and toilets including the pipe and underside of the sink. Now we are told to only sanitize the "contact" points. The theory is that the germs underneath the sink or on the back side of the toilet aren't going to hurt anybody. Failure to make the quota of rooms will result in disciplinary action leading up to termination of your employment. People are desperate to hold down their jobs and will skip breaks and even work after punching out to catch up. Your hunches are correct.
Thank you for saying that, Cans. As a former housekeeper, time has been (and still is) a struggle for me when it comes to cleaning many rooms, especially at hotels that give their housekeeping staff 20+ rooms to do and 30 mins or less per room. I've been reassured by many that you get better over time once you get into the rhythm of work (which is true), but working quickly heightens stress and takes away from performance. I've heard of some housekeeping staff cutting corners to get done quicker and of course, someone is going to notice. I believe in getting the job done right and in a timely manner, but I'm sure housekeepers (myself included) feel pressured to work faster and faster past their limit.
I worked in a hotel as a house keeper and had to quit because I wasnt aloud to really clean properly. So I did what I could but never cross contaminated yuck. I really feel for people who have to work at this job.
LOL, I'm in a Nanny so I routinely carry a squirt bottle full of rubbing alcohol! I don't like hand sanitizers and neither do most children as it leaves a nasty tasting residue but rubbing alcohol is the main ingredient in most hand sanitizers : ) win - win!
I don't think people realize the pressure housekeeping have, especially when they are paid $3 to $3.75 a room. Some are lucky enough to get paid $7-$8 an hour at the more expensive hotels with only 30minutes per room. Having 20 -30 rooms a day. Housekeepers are very underpaid. I'll say 10% of guest leave tips of $2-$5$
Nice Builds I'm sooo sorry but even if it's $0.50/50cents per hour and 2 minutes per room,You STILL don't clean inside a toilet bowl then the outside then the counters. That's REALLY NASTY.
just, no, I've been cleaning for years and NEVER do you clean toilets and then your sinks with the same rags. let alone using the brush in the sink. you can't do the job properly, you need to find another line of work. common sense for some of the things in the video applys.
wow that's good I could do like 10 rooms an our giving me $37.50 and I prob will do like 100 so I will get 375 dollars a day and plus tips god I will be getting 400-450 a day
For those defending the housekeepers. She wiped the inside of the toilet first. I guarantee she doesn't do that at home. Was that revenge against people who can afford to travel, bitterness against her job or something, or lack of common sense. My parents didn't teach me to not wipe anything with anything you just wiped the inside of the toilet with, I FIGURED IT OUT ON MY OWN!
I used to be housekeeping and you don't care because you get lot stress to finish on time otherwise you get fire , even old housekeepers teach you they tricks to finish on time . Every second counts . It is nothing against the guest is about slavery in hotels ! Before they used paid more for the same job and with more time, Currently they hire external companies, asking for more rooms done in less time
That's part of the problem, the money. Also, they don't even need to clean every room thoroughly, they're not even cleaning properly at all. Like not using sanitizer and just wiping a toilet seat with a towel? Like, what.
Emy Anderson Yeah I worked at the Marriott and they throw the comforter on the floor and then back on the bed and that's only ONE of the many many gross things they would do lol
+Vinayak Joshi That's not true. That doesn't even make sense... More foods, more germs, higher density, higher population, closer proximity. The only think that is dependent is allergies, and they differ per environment.
I worked for the Holiday Inn located in Kitchener, ON and they overworked housekeeping staff. We would be assigned 16 rooms a day and expected to get everything done in each room within the 8 hour shift. Needless to say, too many rooms and not enough time, led to a lot of shortcuts made so they'd get done in time. It's impossible to get the rooms really clean if you're only given 15-20 minutes to get each room done. It's long enough to get the beds changed, bathroom wiped down and the carpets vacuumed and then it's on to the next one.
Considering the swap was touching the objects, not his Antimicrobial gloves. I don't see your point. I don't think you even know what you're talking about.
I worked in hotels and everything that was shown in the video is absolutely true. As a former room attendant we had only 30 minutes to clean a room and often we had to cut corners just to get done. Agreed it's not right however if the room attendants didn't complete their room assignments there were written warnings issued.
When I was in my early 20's I worked as a maid for a big hotel chain. I was given 25 to 30 rooms a day to do on my own. The work load was much to much. I knew of other maids with the same work load and a lot of us cut corners just to keep up with the 30 minute time frame we were given to completely clean one room. It was of course very stressful. A lot of times we just didn't have the time to do a complete cleaning.
I don’t know if it is helpful, I place all my used towels in sink or shower, I remove all the linings off the beds and place on I assuming making it easy for housekeepers. I remove all my trash and empty in the lobby trash by elevators. Basically I try to make it easier for housekeeping to come in scoop up towels, bedding
I used to work at a very good hotel and we only had about 10-15 min per room. You can't clean a room properly this quickly. We only had little equipment as well.
Atofu Same. I've worked at a few hotels and only had 30 min to clean each room. If I took longer than that I wouldn't be paid overtime because it was pay by room.
It depends on how disgusting the guests left the room. If you have a suite with two beds in the bedroom and a sofa bed in the living room and all of them were used that's 20 minutes just to change the beds. and the cleaning part hasn't even started yet.
I've had a commercial cleaning business all my adult life and it doesn't take any more time to do it right...it just requires proper training and some work ethic. The biggest problem is...most people just don't care...they do as little as possible just to get it done.
My mom brings a portable vacuum if she sees gross stuff. She also brings us our own pillow cases and bed sheets. We bring like 8 suitcases tho lol. I don’t know if she’s too over protective but I like it.
Since i was a child my mother always brought all our own stuff if we had to stay in a room, me and my lil brother was walking around full suited up like we was in hazmat suits lol. My mom is extreme case OCD, but even in her over the top cautions i appreciate all i learned from her.
I used to work as housekeeper and the true is u don't have time , they don't want give us more time to clean room and also more money , so u just don't care so much about perfect clean because they don't about us . I got paid in Berlin really low wages for the hard work, usually they keep people with no really speaking skill so they know is hard to get another job so we need to manage by our own in the time they ask for .
karin Jimenez Yep. I worked in a very posh hotel with alot of history, it was disgusting, i left sharpish. The drapes over four poster beds would only get dusted. Changed a couple of times a year. Viiiile.
I could definitely tell that ur not even 20. I could also tell that you’ve never even had a job so nice try, sweetie. That’s really disrespectful to people who work because working in NOT easy and atleast I admit I never really had a job. Except when I was younger I was an extra (like one of those people who come out in the background of a tv show) in a tv show for an episode and I must admit, It was pretty boring because the director always said to reshoot.
I just wanna say it really depends on the housekeeper. My mom used to work in a hotel as a housekeeper. Now, my mom doesn't like things dirty or to smell funny. I would sometimes be able to go with her when I was small and she did a great job so it REALLY depends on the housekeeper.
I gave one to my mom for her bday as a joke since she is a clean freak but she started using it and then went super crazy trying to clean. Keep in mind my sister has two toddlers. I swear that it caused my mother severe anxiety that her house wasn't clean enough due to that damn light.
Our family friend never sleeps under the covers because she spent decades workin in the industry. She said they RARELY changed the bedding, and only changed it if their were visible spots or smells. I also have a friend who doesn't eat chilli in restaurants because the chilli and some places she worked was a "continuous pot" meaning that their were always leftovers included - plus straps from the grill when making burgers
Forensic facts are that semen can still be detected on sheets and fabrics after several washings. As far as mattresses and carpets and walls, only heavy bleach will take away the positive response for presence of bodily fluids. Heavy bleach will damage carpets and some walls.
Carl Charles for the right person, not the kind of person that falls apart, or shocks easy. People that know what they are doing is very important for the family.
I always clean my hotel room starting with the door knob outside the room. Lysol spray and Lysol wipes is a must, light switches, faucets, remotes, countertops, refrigerator and microwave handles, the curtain rods used to pull the curtain too. spray Lysol on sheets too and headboards. It’s annoying I know but I absolutely have to do it . Also spray Lysol up in the air🤦🏽♀️🙄😂
I’m a housekeeper myself and as I try my best to do my job to perfection, it is hard to take all the details when your employers oblige you to clean a room in 7 minutes for very low pay 🤷♀️
house keeping is an easy job though, I had 1,000 sq ft condos that were part of our hotel, took like 20 minutes there but yea, 7 min with 2 maids is actually reasonable. Whats not is being a cook and having 5 tickets that all need to go out the same time so you juggle what to make first. House keeping you go in, take blankets and towels and wipe things down. thats it. If somethings dirty you can take it out of rotation until you get it cleaned, like smoking or a ring around the bath tub. I hate hair now, its everywhere and its so hard to see with such bad lighting like most hotels have, not to mention the off white they use hides dirt even more
@@ravinraven6913 They need more time and more pay. It doesn't matter how easy the job is. We all deserve clean, safe, spaces and the people who are responsible for cleaning them deserve good pay. It's an important job.
I used to work at a hotel and they teach you to clean the glasses in the sink, and all that. They just want u to clean fast, and I worked in Niagara falls at some of the nicest and busiest hotels! You only get 7-9 minutes per room to clean them!
One of the reasons why hotels do NOT clean their hotel rooms is because they are depending on the guests to do it for them. The lady who said she cleaned certain items with alcohol wipes did not say to use 1 alcohol wipe per item. It does take more than a few minutes to sanitize a room. I would also bring a black light with you to see the germs on the sheets, pillowcases, blankets, and towels. If a towel shelf is situated above the toilet (yuck), do NOT use the towels and wash cloths. Usually, the bedspread or comforter has not been recently washed, so upon entering the room, immediately take it off the bed for good. Never make coffee from the small machine in your room. If your room has an air conditioner in it, check and see if the screen has been recently cleaned or if it is dusty. I would not use the first tissue poking up from the tissue box, either; throw it away. Some people ask for an unopened box of tissues, and the same with the toilet paper.
MartaMartsipani Vormel not all hotels are like this my father did this before we got the same exact room and it was as clean as they could get it in the amount of time they get
No excuses just clean the damn room and bathroom, is what they sign up for, they knew what salary they were going to get. It's not like the government or company is obligating them,Mir they don't like the job than there are other people looking for a job like that.
+TheFedericohiguain2 They sign up for a job since they don't have many options. Generally they are hispanic women who are trying to make ends meat. My mother has been cleaning hotels for over 20 years and she has always tried to do the best that she can. In the beginning she would do 9 rooms in around 8 hours but she would make sure everything was spick and span. Later management needed less people since they felt that it would be better and more cost efficient. There are women who had to do 20+ rooms in 8 hours and the hotel costs $300+ per room. My mom has seen many women come and go in those hotels since the work is to hard and the demand is to high and also they are paid the minimum wage.
I agree. these "measures" the companies say they're taking are probably just retraining their employees when they actually need more staff and better tools
coming from a housekeeper ...this is gross but idk... its sometimes hard to get every single little thing when most of the time we get 25 rooms a day and only a curtain amount of time to get them done. maybe giving us more time? less rooms?....
Management know all about of this but they dont care as long they still can run the business . Keep pushing and give preasure to housekeeping. Guest never know about housekeeping need to clean more then 20 rooms per day sometime housekeeping department not enough man power then per person housekeeping need do more more more room . PLUS WHEN THE HOUSEKEEPING VERY SLOW DOING THEY JOB , THE BLOODY MANAGMENT WILL KEEP YELLING NEED THE ROOM IMMENDENTLY . Plese give housekeeping less room , 10 room perday . So we can spend 1hours per room . Cleanlines will be tip top siak! We can help decor the room also . Hahaha . 20plus rooms per day you expect the room is clean ? zZzZzz
When I was a House Keeper at a fancy Motel all those years ago in Montana we got 15 to 20 minutes, and Management would still complain we weren't working fast enough!!! And those rooms were immaculate and were all inspected before any of us were aloud to go home for the day and if we even missed a hair or anything we had to clean it and have inspected again before leaving for the day...... so even though there is a lot of pressure on these house keepers to get it done fast!!! They got it lucky compared to some of us!!! Lol
@@kathycharles741 alot of managers haven't done the work of their subordinates... and thus lack 'context' regarding your work (true in alot of industries. ) Many managers excel at 'yelling' and intimidating staff... and think that's an effective way to 'run things.' Problem solving... is a foreign concept for many aspiring managers... who often get their start in bookkeeping and other administrative roles. If they went to school... they (some of them but certainly not all) look down at their staff as too lazy or underprivileged to have 'put the effort in at school'... when it mattered... and are now suffering accordingly. They don't worry about 'their failings' as managers... prefering to assign the blame on their subordinates... deciding in their aloof minds... that any and all issues are the problem of and responsibility of the under trained, poorly paid/equipped and motivated people working supporting roles... beneath them. Managers... especially bad ones... are the primary reason I prefer to play the markets for my living... where I answer to 'no one.' I also 'own' any success or failure I make... poor due diligence =lost opportunity... have only myself to blame if things don't work out, wouldn't have it any other way.
Big difference is that you don't have a high turnover of people. Think when one in the family has winter flu and how it spreads in the home. The very same would happen in a hotel which is why a higher level of sanitation is required compared to the domestic home
I find this really bothersome! I work at a hotel and I’ve done both housekeeping and laundry. The hotel I work at has very high cleaning standards. We are given around 30 minutes per room, which is usually more than enough. All sheets get changed, everything gets dusted (with separate rags), the bathrooms are cleaned in certain orders using separate products and rags. We also do deep cleans of rooms monthly, where we spend an entire 8 hour shift scrubbing down the walls and deep cleaning the carpets and even the curtains get washed! I think the management of these hotels really need to get their stuff together and start meeting the proper standards of the hotel! Clearly these hotels are understaffed and not giving the housekeepers enough time or the proper tools to do their job, or these housekeepers are just being lazy. This is so gross and it makes housekeeping at hotels everywhere look so bad.
Every time I cleaned my room, I never ever let anyone do housekeeping except myself. If you let them do it, they dirty it again. Trust no one except myself.
if you pause it, you will see the person(probably part of the film crew)is actually sitting on the side of the bath, you can see the soap holder on the wall below the rail.
As a housekeeper I always try to keep my rooms clean. The problems often come from management. Getting the rooms done fast is usually far more important than doing it well. I once had to debate with my manager in front of the big boss when he tried to get me fired for taking an extra 5 minutes in each room. I pulled a cloth with black streaks out of my pocket and asked if it was acceptable for me to leave that dirt in the room. He said no so I said "so I guess I better take a few extra minutes and fix it, huh?" He no longer works at our hotel. I still do. My rooms are not perfect, but I do my best.
Alsina Kiria nice i would take my time wether I get fired or not. People deserve a nice clean stay at a hotel.
Guinevere Scott I need to eat, so I need a job. I do it as management wants.
Alsina Kiria great job 😊
Props from me! Wish more people thought like that
Alsina Kiria ghh
This is one channel that I never thought I would get addicted to
I though im the only one who's additced
IKR!!!!
I'm not even canadian 😂
😄 Ditto!! 😅
I know eh.
I want to see Hospital Rooms tested 👍🏻
It's been done
Many healthy ppl have contracted & died from Influenza A & CDiff from dirty hospitals
* my Dad, RIP Louis O3/13/2018
They have a Marketplace episode here on UA-cam that talks about hopiral cleanliness. Hope you aren't sick anytime soon!!
No you don't especially the window blind pull cords 😔🤯... I stayed in hospital with my child for almost 1 year and had several swabs done while there they told me the results where so bad they couldn't even share with me and there was stuff they didn't know what it was even on the medication drawers... I would virox my child's while room even floor twice a day everything. They never even mopped the floor in our room once the whole time we where there. I did it with virox and booties covers skating around the floor and gloves and hands under counter etc...
Especially from how much they charge for them
I worked for a "luxury" holiday home company here in Australia for a few years and I can tell you that even when you are paying top dollar for your establishment to be cleaned, there are MANY corners being cut. For example, if the bed sheets and pillow cases didn't "look dirty" we were told to leave them on for the next guests, some of whom were paying tens of thousands of dollars to stay for a night. That's just the tip of the iceberg. A lot of the corner cutting comes down to time. For example, we were given 4 hours total to clean a house with 10 rooms and over 30 beds. If we went over the time, we weren't payed.
I now ALWAYS take my own bedding when I stay ANYWHERE away from home and definitely do my own clean with antibacterial wipes when I get there. Cutting corners like some companies do, can make people really sick and in worst cases, cost lives.
If you want it done properly, do it yourself. It amazes me that the companies don't make sure things are cleaned properly as it can and has ended up in many lawsuits around the world.
That's really gross that they don't change the sheets - management should be held personally responsible. Should guests strip the sheets and ask for fresh sheets?
@@b.k.3364 There’s no way to determine if the establishment will give you ‘fresh’ sheets or not. It’s best to bring your own - take a set of old sheets with you or pick up clearanced king size flat sheets wherever you can find them on sale. Either dispose of them after using or sanitize them when you get home. That way, you’ll know for certain the bed linen is clean.
@@lynettep7015 I stay in some hotels for the experience of the nice sheets. If I come with some cheap ones, why do I pay so much for a night?
@fg9223 simple: get better sheets!!
2 mins of silence for guys seeing this while in a hotel
+Kids Perfect lol 😁😁
David Bijo Samuel hahahahaha!! lololol
the hotel needs a makeover
David Bijo Samuel AM NEVER GOING TO A HOTEL !!!!
David Bijo Samuel 😂
a moment of silence for those all across the world watching this while in a hotel right now, my prayers are with you 🙏
oh God..😂
Thank you because I travel a lot. In fact, in a couple of weeks, I'm going to a hotel, oh god. I'm bringing my own pillow and sleeping bag
Melissa Morgan I'm in one right now
I'm in a hotel right now but my ones a posh one so mine is really clean
Also my is holiday inn express
Housekeeping is probably the hardest job at a hotel. They are under payed and expected to clean a room in 30 mins or less. I use to work in hospitality for years (doing housekeeping for a few months) and i was destroyed after a shift lol. I can't speak for every housekeeper but I made sure the room was cleaned, primed and polished for every guest. but after a while.... your soul dies a bit. The system is flawed.
My sisters a head house keeper and has high expectations. It comes down to management, if they aren't doing their job right then neither will the rest of the staff. Getting sick of the job isn't a good enough excuse when someone could be paying $100+ a night out of their own pocket.
very true 30mins & you usually have about 4-7rooms on a slo day
where i work is 20 minutes
Wow! U are intelligent!
+Ruben R. Also WHO PEES ON A WALL! Jeez people are disgusting.
I was a housekeeper at a hotel years ago and it is true that you are given 20 rooms in an 8 hr. shift. If you didn’t have your allotted rooms done in your shift the manager or a coworker would have to clean the remainder of rooms. Comforters and blankets are only changed if they looked soiled. My manager and laundry scolded me for changing out the above mentioned items. I quit and started cleaning houses on my own because I refuse to accept filth for myself or anyone who occupies a space I was responsible to clean.
Im a housekeeper and if you can’t clean 20 rooms in 8 hours then you need better time management. That’s just under half an hour per room.
Never said I couldn’t do 20 rooms in an 8 hr shift. Substandard housekeeping is why many establishments do not pass inspections and I want no part of that. I would love to see an inspection report on the 20 rooms that you did in an 8 hr. shift.
Yeah, but look at this from other perspective, who does all that stuff? Not housekeeping obviously. Cleaning is on the one hand - but the guests are those who first should start to learn how to behave in hotels too. The urine stain on the wall? People tend to disrespect things that aren't their property, I worked at housekeeping and most of you would wouldn't believe how dirty some rooms are after certain guests.
I agree with you. And hopefully, people who don't will start to learn respect property that isn't theirs. Just because the room doesn't belong to the individual staying there, doesn't mean it's okay to pee on the wall or let their children mark up the walls, chairs, bedding, etc. with the pens provided in the rooms with the "Note to self" pads. That stuff is not easy to clean and none of us want to spend a lot of time trying to clean it up.
maybe a baby peed, and other times people were just sleeping and people sometimes drool plus even if the person did it the hotel's responsibility in the health of their costumers/guests
I agree with you.as a housekeeper in a cheap motel I encounter a lot of very dirty rooms.no matter how I clean it there is still a thing that I cant just completely removed like the old smell of a smoke room or pit room.some costomer cooked inside their rooms so the walls ,the countertop are very messy and oily.huh.they thinks its their own house
I agree. What are they expecting? A $5oo deep clean on a $1oo room??
Sure theres going to be bad guest but that doesnt excuse the way you or they should be properly cleaned.. especially for $80 plus a night! As an adult It's common sense on how to clean things proper. Take initiative.. if you are being trained wrong say something or do it better than the person who trained you and you'll eventually take that person's job.
If the hotel managers would give the housekeepers more time to clean the rooms, AND hire more housekeepers, then there's a really good chance the rooms would be much cleaner. At the hotel I worked at, the housekeepers were given 20 minutes per room. That's really not enough time to clean a room properly, especially if the guest stays several days.
And if they do laundry like I had to do, the sheets really aren't getting that clean. I had to literally pack the washing machine with linen and top comforters from 7-8 rooms into one load. There should be more room for the linens to agitate properly in the water, but I had to pack them so full they would never move. Trust me when I say that hotels need to really step up when it comes to time/money invested in keeping the rooms clean, and stop worrying about penny pinching.
GhostCat exactly
GhostCat in Germany they have 4 mins per room and they are clean
MichelleLovesGymnastics 4 mins per room? And it's clean? Wow, you must have some fast housekeepers. Washing the bedsheets, cleaning the toilet, cleaning the sink, cleaning the floor and etc doing it ALL in 4 mins. ITS CLEAN?
Yes because they give them only 1sponge a toilet brush and a spray bottle
Why tf am I watching this out of all the things I could watch.
Me too
Because you allow your device to play the video.
Dennis HP q
Ikr
Doooges
I loved my time as a resort housekeeper- being able to just put my head down and work hard with no distractions. Most housekeepers take huge pride in their work. Everybody makes the odd mistake, usually if you get interrupted, but most of us do a very good job. Training is a factor too, if the girls aren't trained properly they don't know, and you can't force an uninterested person to do a good job.
Absolutely
True. But disinterested housekeepers shouldn’t be housekeepers.
A housekeeper can be any gender.. im a guy and a house keeper.. at the motel i work at their are 50/50 amounts of house keepers
This happens because the housekeepers are jammed full of rooms with not enough of time to complete their work. Management's the cause. Cheap people not wanting to pay more people to lighten the job. Plus some are lazy I suppose.
I have been asking this for a while now... why not use more than 1 person to clean the rooms because it would work
Or high staff turnover so no one has the time to be trained well.
I've done housekeeping. 16 rooms per day in 7 1/2 hrs.
You have 5 minutes to clean a room..
I worked at many hotels and you are right.
Marketplace is so damn savage. They ask you if the rooms clean, record every claim you've made, prove you wrong, make you explain/say you'll improve things, check up on you. If they can't get through, they get someone else to do it! PROPS!
They worse than MOMS 😇
SIKE HELL NAH: Moms that are mad and raging are hell on earth. Mothers are scary af
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
@@DailyBombs I don't like you comparing mothers/moms to nasty hotel chains...
Every country and city should have its own "Marketplace" at work 24/7.
@@KILLRXNOEVIRUSthey were comparing the show I believe
They look so silly in the "disguises" 😂
I feel it brings more attention to them..
ikr
Let me answer that smart question: Indians
That is very clever to point out. Here is a cookie.
right I agree
bree torious ya lol
“We’re undercover.”
They’re dressed up as the Gestapo and stick out like soar-thumbs, what can possibly go wrong?
Daryl Lander "soar" means to fly. You're trying to say "sore" aka painful. You should sue your EFL teacher.
@saskia black, the teachers are teaching this!! I am a school nurse and I get passes from the teachers telling me the student has a soar throat. Seriously! I had a pass stating she thought the student had an absence in her tooth. I replied back saying, "I don't know where her absence is, but it isn't in her tooth." These are the people educating our children.
Lmao exactly what I was thinking, spy vs spy lmao
This blows my mind! I was a housekeeper for a hotel and we never did stuff like this. Never used sponges, had hotel carts to hold all of the cleaning supplies. I was taught you clean up then work your way down. The mirrors FIRST with windex, then the sink and counters with a sanitizer, then the toilets. Lastly was showers and floors. How can these people be okay knowing they're cross contaminating?? Do they clean their houses like that as well?
Amen me too. Disgusting
It's pure malice. It takes only a modicum of common sense to know that isn't okay.
24 hours of watching this show and I have concluded that staying behind my locked bedroom door is as safe as I'm going to get!
Plus, any dirt is YOUR OWN!
Atleast your bedroom is your own gaddamn mess. 🤣I know mine is
@@kenyanmen.6556 fr
Wow, after watching this i don't wanna go to hotels anymore, and I really love hotels
Amber Youssef omg same
Amber Youssef
I've been travelling around the world my whole life, but we have never been in such disgusting hotels. I don't know how are they still working.
Amber Youssef Me too
yeah its because they serve you
I worked at the holiday inn, in Guelph. The filth and contamination was absolutely appalling. For example the bedding was not washed after every use, if the bedding looked clean, they would just reuse it, for as long as possible. I began to take notes about what I saw, and what I though could be improved. I did a test, too. I found a used condom on the ground in the stairwell, under the stairs, and I left it there to see how long it would take for someone to pick it up. Well a month later I made a meeting with the hotel manager, and the head of housekeeping to talk about what I've noticed, and what I thought could be done. Well, they did not appreciate the concerns I raised, and since I wasn't unionized, they fired me on the spot. That was 5 years ago, and I bet that used condom is still lying in that stairwell.
DO NOT STAY AT THE HOLIDAY INN!!!
So this confirms Inside Edition’s findings where hotels don’t clean bedding?
my family makes fun of me when i took cleaning supplies, pillow cases and sheets to our motel/hotel stays...
Well your smart but not your family
they are like many, they trust that other people will do their job well....what in reality is not the case in many instances.
Girl same I bring my own towels pillow sheet and blankets I thought I was the only one
Lolitabonita just take a sleeping bag :)
good job loli
The bottom line is money. It means the cleaning staff have a limited time to do a LOT of hard physical work and they are required to do it as quickly as possible, often while getting paid minimum wage. There's not enough time to be thorough in the cleaning, not by a long shot. Standard practice is cleaning up to sixteen rooms in eight hours - 1/2 hour each room.
I am just going to say 16 rooms in 8 hours sounds like a long time to clean a very small compact room. If these guys on here are actually given this much time and haven't even cleaned it to be very clean I would just be like NOOOPE
@@deltenous6485 go clean 16 rooms in 8 hours NOW. And dont drink any types of water
@@deltenous6485 Some rooms are easier than others, but some people are slobs.
I get 15-20 rooms from 8am...until when I get done, typically 4:30/5pm.
I wonder how they ever managed and survived the olden days
Sometimes not even the full half hour where I work it's 25-28 tops minutes per room and if you fall behind it will inevitably result in job termination for not keeping up
The hotels just “ignore” two suspicious individuals wearing matching coats and hats that are glancing about furtively.
In the U.S. a SWAT team would have been called, and those two people would have been shot dead in the lobby.
and the camera crew filming them...
I promise you we have seen weirder.
Maybe they thought they were in a bad movie 🤣
Just like they ignored the urine
I’m a cleaner. Easiest way to sanitize all surfaces is bleach wipes. I don’t spare. When I go stay in a hotel I take essential oil in a spray bottle called purify. Leave my socks on while walking around and aim the purify all over. The floor bedding every surface in the bathroom door handles.
I argee all hotels so
Should be clean. But not every little detail of the room is going to be cleaned. Cause their bosses give them so many mintues to get it done then on to the next room.
hannah garner still could b decent
Just like in the hospital, the difference is: they take it more serious as it kills people...
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From experience all hotels aren't like this I worked with my grandmother who was a supervisor for house cleaning and I helped I clean the room as if it was my own home
hannah garner and because they clean after the people leave the hotel
When I was a kid, my mom watched a show like this. Since then, she always brought mini bottles of lysol spray, and packs of lysol wipes. I'm an adult now, and I can't stay in a hotel without disinfecting every surface I can.
ikr
You do it right
+Demi vinegar, wayer and alcohol ARE CHEMICALS - EVERYTHING IS!
lol.. right!
nice mom
This is pretty gross! I used to work at a restaurant when I was in high school. I always thought "Oh well, I'm sure the manager will take care of that" And I had some not many, some customers getting sick after eating at the tables or using the bathrooms. I decided to go up the chain of command. After six months they didn't respond to my concerns, so I took it upon myself to give the topic to my reporter friend. After a year finally, the restaurant started providing better cleaning products and training all staff on wearing/ changing disposable gloves, disinfecting countertops, etc. IF YOU SEE SOMETHING HAPPENING SPEAK UP AND MAKE IT HAPPEN, that way we can stay healthy.
I go crazy when I see restaurant staff take a filthy rag to clean the table. Cross contamination every where!!! We all want cheap food and the industry takes short cuts. If this is how they clean tables in front of everyone what goes on in the kitchen?
As a traveller staying in hotels frequently I have come across these issues. The final straw for me was when I finally got a chance to talk to chamber maids that I knew personally. What they are told to do is horrific. If they don't, they lose their jobs. The mop is to be used on the floors and whatever they can do in the room with it. Then the vanity gets the first clean with this mop, then the toilet and lastly to clean the mop, the shower is cleaned with it and the mop gets rinsed out at the same time. (2 for 1) Here's a fun fact (not really) When the carts are in the hallway and the cleaners are working you'll see the white sheets going into the laundry bags. Have you ever seen the duvet? I will never stay at a hotel again.
I would love to see these two clean a room in under 45mins then test it
Bubba bitty yes it is easy to judge other work let them clean poor people
Samita Dhungana yes but 45 mins is w good time to clean something properly, im little and i can probably clean better than these so-called "cleaners"
Bubba bitty Right i worked in a 5 star 5 diamond hotel before here in tx, and they only gave us 40 mins per room, big rooms with walk in showers, and hot tubs. I was always late because it takes much longer than that. Some guest leave the rooms a hot mess that housekeepers are left to clean for only 40 mins. smh! housekeepers should not be rushed if they want the room cleaned right.
Especially when people demand checking in early. They don't get it! You rush them what do you expect.
I only got 30 minutes to clean my rooms and i most definitely cleaned as best as I could. I did much better than the housekeepers in this video
I used to be a housekeeper at a hotel. It was a fairly large privately owned pretty fancy hotel. All they had us do is spray the sink and tub area down with some spray and wipe it down, wipe the outside of the toilet down, vacuum and change only the sheets and pillowcases on the beds. We were instructed to put the same bedspread back on the bed. When I stay at a motel or hotel now, the first thing I do is take the bed spreads off and throw them in the corner then call room service and ask for more sheets. I always bring a can of Lysol with and spray the hell out of the place then leave for a while so it can air out. I spray EVERYTHING, door knobs, the remote control, the knobs on the lamps, the the headboards on the bed, the walls, the floors, the desks, chairs, EVERYTHING! ! Then I go around and wipe everything off again with disinfectant wipes including paper stuff like the phone book! I am a complete germaphobe!
+KingPancake yeah me neither
good idea on asking for new bed sheets ill remember that!
I bring my own comforter with for warmth though! :)
😉 i am a Germaphobe too.
70% rubbing alcohol works far better then lysol on germs.
( I had H1N1 flu wayback when, it spun off into other illnesses, i was sick 4 months! thats why i am now phobic)
I don’t understand germaphobes and I never will.
The staff or any human for that matter does not have the time to wipe down every single surface every day. Also if you need a black light to find that urine how do you expect the staff to know it is there.
exactly what I was thinking
+Shannon Caldwell SUPERNATURAL
so you literally want the whole human race to pay hotel fees and expect that their expected cleanliness will not be meet? you should win a nobel prize.
You have never worked in a hotel have you or tried to clean a room. You often only have about a 10 minute period to clean the room. To do everything they said that needed to be done would take at least about 40 minutes to do a job that reached their standards. There just isn't enough time.
After a year, you would expect that the walls were cleaned at least ONCE when you think about how many people that are staying in that same room
after working at a motel myself, I was only given so much time per room to get the rooms clean. I was trained to be clean and did the best I could with the time given. But there was areas that could not be cleaned in the time frame given.
was let go because I was taking too long CLEANING each room.
I dont care about the walls being clean....just the things that we actually have to touch
SAME!!!! ITS NOT LIKE IM GONNA WIPE MY HAND UP AND DOWN ALL THE WALLS LOLOL
+Reflex Vib3Z unless there is piss on the walls
+Satyam Patel yeah true... But I don't think that was pee if ya know what I mean 0_o
I HEAR THESE STORIES ABOUT DEAD BODIES UNDER THE MATTRESS
+Reflex Vib3Z 😂
It's idiotic to expect a hotel, especially these lower class ones, to scrub the walls. That would take to much time and would be inefficient. So as long as you don't lick the walls you should be all right.
Hunt Guy If i were promised a CLEAN room, yes I would.
Jesus Velarde
It wouldn't be the first promise a big company has broken to you. So why make a big deal about it now? It'll happen again.
Hunt Guy Because this is a bigger deal since it can impact your health, and just because other companies break promises does not mean that I will get less mad about the promise being broken. You wouldn't want to get herpes.
Hunt Guy I'm more concerned about the way rooms are looked after, than I am about every last germ being dead. As humans, we're covered with germs day in, and day out. I could give a rat's ass about germs, unless shit is all over the walls, I could care less.
I stayed in a Holiday Inn one time, and at 3AM, the fire alarm started chirping, I couldn't ignore it. It was all I could do was to keep from smashing that thing to pieces. I couldn't take it, so I called the front desk. It was the manager, and he was so apologetic, that I couldn't be pissed at him. He was more frustrated with Holiday Inn, because he'd been having problems like that off, and on for months. He suggested that they go and replace all the batteries once a year.. good, or bad. After a year, they're done.
The idea was shot down of course. The company was concerned about batteries that had a few more months left in 'em, and getting replaced for no reason. He said he gave up the quest, and now he replaces them when they're obviously screwed.
Holiday Inn lost at least one customer. They wouldn't even give me a break on the cost of the room. You better believe this guy filled out that questionnaire they leave that goes to corporate. In it, I let them know I wasn't a happy camper, and they'd NEVER see me in there again. And to this day, they've never seen me back again, and I'll never go back in the future.
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You know how you said you wouldn't care unless there was shit all over the wall, well there was urine which is still pretty bad. I don't care about every last germ, but at least make it safe.
Please don't check my room it won't be pretty
Ehehehe..... Im not saying they shouldn't check my room, im saying they wouldnt want to..... My room is horrible......
+_Miku_Ghoul_ sorry to hear, but my room doesn't have a speck on the floor.
DONT DO MINE I FART 24/7 AND COUGH AND SNEEZE
mine is not clean either every kids worst nightmare
It can't be that bad you don't piss on walls or keep insects ( I hope )
I know this video is like nearly 9 years old at this point; but it's good to know that even all the way back then, Super 8 (now one of the sub-brands of Wyndham, which I currently work for) took improving their cleanliness protocols seriously enough to rank all the way at the top!
I mean a clean room is one thing but this lady is something else.
true, like if you can't see it without a black light, then no need to worry, get some medicine and your fine
How do they expect hotel staff to clean something they can't see
+The Assassin guys wtf is wrong with u guys, even tho it's something they can't see, is still high dense bacteria that can eventually affect our health which can results some real serious diseases. The hotel cleaners should be trained to use blacklist as proficient as the can be, like it says in the video.
+Rayan “Cobra” FR we can't really do anything about it, you go outside and you're walking in air that's possibly worse
+Star your missing the point some of these bacteria's are resistant to (antibiotics) = medicine.
The main cause of this problem is the housekeeping job itself. It is incredibly difficult, you only get a small amount of time to clean an entire room, and to pick those small things like the lamp base or a remote? There's no way you are going to be doing that especially with how much time you have and how many rooms you have to clean in a shift. It is a very physically straining job and these hotels try to maximize profits like all businesses. I don't see them doubling the housekeeping staff and increase to attention to detail anytime soon.
i think the housekeepers should have more time and less lazy
Sorry Max, for me the main problem was the way the toilets were cleaned. One of the cleaners cleaned the toilet and sink with the same cloth...... eurgh
Some cleaners have 30 min per room witch is crazy :) nobody provides them more cloths so she has just one to do a room .... Some housekeepers clean 10 rooms in 4 hours. After 6 hours , you are going home like a zombie.
Silvia DailyMom I appreciate the time limits but cleaning a toilet and then a sink with the same brush...... come on that’s just disgusting and dangerous
Oh no, I could never do that. I`m head housekeeper and my girls and I clean proper. That`s just disgusting. And to use the rubber glove to was the glass... oh my god.
11:48 there's a person sitting in the bathroom
Random Girl 😳
LOL xD
Must of been her hotel room or something
You can se his red shirt in the reflection right sfter
Samee
The reason I bring wipes, and disinfectant sprays, and wallflowers plugins from bath and body works, and my house shoes. lol
@Innaa Dynamitee How?💀 I literally said that I bring disinfectant spray..... Regardless, I don't recall asking you, but *MY* priorities are just fine. Please worry about *your own* , and have a good one.✌🏾😁💯
@@itskinaraaa My mom too and she also brings a black light those things that help clean it never trust anybody to clean up stuff I'll believe it when I see it
Important is a sheet also and a pillow case. :)
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2018 anyone?
Raul Gutierrez yes
Me
Raul Gutierrez yeah
No it’s 2589
Raul Gutierrez me
While I love to be clean .. You can't expect a close to minimum wage workers to clean every single little thing ...and I'm sure they're pressured to do so many rooms per shift.
Smile more ;) I recognize that straight away
+Nissan L33 So you're ok with yur room being cleaned with toilet water?
+Sifaka Same water you drink out of a faucet.
GhostSpectre Same water you drink. I don't do that
+Nissan L33 In the institution(not a hotel) that I work in, the cleaning staff has to swipe their id badge before starting to clean a room and again after finishing. The problem is that this enables management to enforce "productivity" goals. Instead of taking twenty minutes to clean we are forced to average ten minutes per room. You just have to cut corners. When I originally trained thirty years ago we would clean all surfaces of sinks and toilets including the pipe and underside of the sink. Now we are told to only sanitize the "contact" points. The theory is that the germs underneath the sink or on the back side of the toilet aren't going to hurt anybody. Failure to make the quota of rooms will result in disciplinary action leading up to termination of your employment. People are desperate to hold down their jobs and will skip breaks and even work after punching out to catch up. Your hunches are correct.
The problem is mostly because of the short amount of time they have to work, it's not really their fault (the housekeepers).
Or you could say it the short amount of employees they have. in some sense it's the same thing.
Thank you for saying that, Cans. As a former housekeeper, time has been (and still is) a struggle for me when it comes to cleaning many rooms, especially at hotels that give their housekeeping staff 20+ rooms to do and 30 mins or less per room. I've been reassured by many that you get better over time once you get into the rhythm of work (which is true), but working quickly heightens stress and takes away from performance. I've heard of some housekeeping staff cutting corners to get done quicker and of course, someone is going to notice. I believe in getting the job done right and in a timely manner, but I'm sure housekeepers (myself included) feel pressured to work faster and faster past their limit.
TheSilentSpiritCat couldnt have said it better myself 😩
Cans you cannot expkain away that cross contamination by simply sayin lack of time wth😂💀💀💯
They either double their pay checks or hire more staff...
I worked in a hotel as a house keeper and had to quit because I wasnt aloud to really clean properly. So I did what I could but never cross contaminated yuck.
I really feel for people who have to work at this job.
This is why I always carry disinfection spray
Hi mom!
Do you always carry two just in case you hang around for too long
Most disinfectant does little. Bleach or high content alcohol (like isopropyl alcohol) is what is needed.
Yeah. That will help with the resistant super bugs.
LOL, I'm in a Nanny so I routinely carry a squirt bottle full of rubbing alcohol! I don't like hand sanitizers and neither do most children as it leaves a nasty tasting residue but rubbing alcohol is the main ingredient in most hand sanitizers : ) win - win!
When I go to a hotel, all I care about is if they have WiFi lol 😂
nooran faisal lol. Same here
More like free continental breakfast!
nooran faisal my OCD makes me worry about the sheets and towels. So I always bring my own if I know I'm staying at any one of them. Nice or not.
FireEmblemNerd That’s what I’m talking about
SAME!LOL
I don't think people realize the pressure housekeeping have, especially when they are paid $3 to $3.75 a room. Some are lucky enough to get paid $7-$8 an hour at the more expensive hotels with only 30minutes per room. Having 20 -30 rooms a day. Housekeepers are very underpaid. I'll say 10% of guest leave tips of $2-$5$
Nice Builds I'm sooo sorry but even if it's $0.50/50cents per hour and 2 minutes per room,You STILL don't clean inside a toilet bowl then the outside then the counters. That's REALLY NASTY.
just, no, I've been cleaning for years and NEVER do you clean toilets and then your sinks with the same rags. let alone using the brush in the sink. you can't do the job properly, you need to find another line of work. common sense for some of the things in the video applys.
Nice Builds not a excuse as much as u say it is if u cant do with that then why take the job or even apply lmfao fr tho go flip burgers😂💀💯
Nice Builds thank you!
wow that's good I could do like 10 rooms an our giving me $37.50 and I prob will do like 100 so I will get 375 dollars a day and plus tips god I will be getting 400-450 a day
It could be very interesting to maybe implement a UV light system in each room, powerful enough to at least light sterilize everything
I feel disgusted
MoonPlayz :D me 2
MoonPlayz :D well nah, who wouldn't?...
MoonPlayz :D same...
Yea and I can’t even sleep in hotels before this video only really good hotels I can sleep in
Moondrips me too
For those defending the housekeepers. She wiped the inside of the toilet first. I guarantee she doesn't do that at home. Was that revenge against people who can afford to travel, bitterness against her job or something, or lack of common sense. My parents didn't teach me to not wipe anything with anything you just wiped the inside of the toilet with, I FIGURED IT OUT ON MY OWN!
What happened?
Robert Smith she just doesn’t care!
I used to be housekeeping and you don't care because you get lot stress to finish on time otherwise you get fire , even old housekeepers teach you they tricks to finish on time . Every second counts . It is nothing against the guest is about slavery in hotels ! Before they used paid more for the same job and with more time, Currently they hire external companies, asking for more rooms done in less time
karin Jimenez i had a friend whos a housekeeper and she told me that she has to clean 18 rooms on the 8 hour shift she has,..18 rooms!!!!
Just doesn't care.. Like what are you being paid for do your job! Sigh
I don't go to hotels, I sleep in a box in the back alley, it's much more sanitary.
For real doe.
Every country and city around the world should have its own "Marketplace" at work, surprise inspecting all sectors 24/7. They are Great!!!
Tbf, cleaners only get about 10 mins max to clean a room so you can't expect them to clean every each of a room thoroughly
not saying it's okay to have bed bugs and wee down the walls but
*every inch
Does this happen at ever hotel?
But they usually also don't have every room to clean every day and there's typically more than one working (aside from small motels)
That's part of the problem, the money. Also, they don't even need to clean every room thoroughly, they're not even cleaning properly at all. Like not using sanitizer and just wiping a toilet seat with a towel? Like, what.
Why is she screaming so loudly to see a nail as if it was a snake
+RealJuliaLauren how 💀
I wouldn't care
+Tryinglittleleg its somedies body part is disgusting
Snakes are beautiful.
She most probably thought it was a silverfish or a bedbug or something like that.
Yeah...my mom used to clean rooms and never use those comforters. They don't get cleaned. They're meant as a topper. Not for actual use. Yuck 😣
Emy Anderson Yeah I worked at the Marriott and they throw the comforter on the floor and then back on the bed and that's only ONE of the many many gross things they would do lol
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If you think hotels are bad, try the restaurants, especially the kitchen.
Bacteria is everywhere, luckily we have built in defenses.
The immune system can only do so much >.
+Vinayak Joshi It does less if you sanitize everything and never get exposed to germs.
+Vinayak Joshi I have no immune system :/
+Joshua Chambers Dang, and your still alive? TEACH ME YOUR WAYS!!
+Vinayak Joshi That's not true. That doesn't even make sense... More foods, more germs, higher density, higher population, closer proximity. The only think that is dependent is allergies, and they differ per environment.
Haha.... Glad I watched this... Tomorrow I'm going on vacation... I'm bringing cleaning supplies...
Desperate Doodling omg sammmeee
Desperate Doodling except you said this 7 months ago😂
I'm pretty sure my bedroom is worse
Same😂
+Mars Boy lmao
+Mars Boy 😂😂😂
+Mars Boy 😂😂😂😂😂😂
same i smell something i think is taco bell or pizza
I worked for the Holiday Inn located in Kitchener, ON and they overworked housekeeping staff. We would be assigned 16 rooms a day and expected to get everything done in each room within the 8 hour shift. Needless to say, too many rooms and not enough time, led to a lot of shortcuts made so they'd get done in time. It's impossible to get the rooms really clean if you're only given 15-20 minutes to get each room done. It's long enough to get the beds changed, bathroom wiped down and the carpets vacuumed and then it's on to the next one.
An 8 hour shift gives you half an hour per room, not the 15-20 minutes you stated?
@@NinaRibenaMixedMedia are you considering that they need breaks and a lunch break or do you expect them to work without stopping
We clean the bathroom at girl scout camp better than at these hotels...
Ikr!
Thank you!!! I go to Girl Scout camp at least 3 times per year 😂😂😂
lol
Yeah your right
+_imakittykat_ ikr
WTF at 12:07 that guy used his gloves to scratch his nose after checking the toilet. Very hypocritical.
Tam Do EWE!!! 😨😣😵
apparently 47 people dont understand what the word hypocritical means...........
Tam Do 😷😷🤢🤢
Considering the swap was touching the objects, not his Antimicrobial gloves. I don't see your point. I don't think you even know what you're talking about.
Obviously, The problem would be contamination before he tests a surface and he used swabs. He hands didn't come in contact with the sample.
I worked in hotels and everything that was shown in the video is absolutely true. As a former room attendant we had only 30 minutes to clean a room and often we had to cut corners just to get done. Agreed it's not right however if the room attendants didn't complete their room assignments there were written warnings issued.
When I was in my early 20's I worked as a maid for a big hotel chain. I was given 25 to 30 rooms a day to do on my own. The work load was much to much. I knew of other maids with the same work load and a lot of us cut corners just to keep up with the 30 minute time frame we were given to completely clean one room. It was of course very stressful. A lot of times we just didn't have the time to do a complete cleaning.
I don’t know if it is helpful, I place all my used towels in sink or shower, I remove all the linings off the beds and place on I assuming making it easy for housekeepers. I remove all my trash and empty in the lobby trash by elevators. Basically I try to make it easier for housekeeping to come in scoop up towels, bedding
@@lashurediscussion4970 Me, too!! Friends make fun of me. Same with eating out....I make everything neat and orderly and easy to clean.
I dont think its urine....
Lily Corn “John cent meme” Are you sure about that? 🤨🙄🤮🤢
Lily Corn
It's a disgusting human being cum**g on the wall 😷😷
Nut
It actually looks a bit thin to be semen.
They r professionals so it must be
I used to work at a very good hotel and we only had about 10-15 min per room. You can't clean a room properly this quickly. We only had little equipment as well.
Atofu I agree. Pay the workers' more and let them clean the rooms throughly. It is the Hotel's problem. NIT The workers
Atofu Same. I've worked at a few hotels and only had 30 min to clean each room. If I took longer than that I wouldn't be paid overtime because it was pay by room.
Hannah Wood it shouldn't take you thirty minutes to clean a room properly.. Not a good cleaner..
It depends on how disgusting the guests left the room. If you have a suite with two beds in the bedroom and a sofa bed in the living room and all of them were used that's 20 minutes just to change the beds. and the cleaning part hasn't even started yet.
I've had a commercial cleaning business all my adult life and it doesn't take any more time to do it right...it just requires proper training and some work ethic. The biggest problem is...most people just don't care...they do as little as possible just to get it done.
My mom brings a portable vacuum if she sees gross stuff. She also brings us our own pillow cases and bed sheets. We bring like 8 suitcases tho lol. I don’t know if she’s too over protective but I like it.
I have called housekeeping to reclean my room. And I stayed to make sure they did it right!
Since i was a child my mother always brought all our own stuff if we had to stay in a room, me and my lil brother was walking around full suited up like we was in hazmat suits lol. My mom is extreme case OCD, but even in her over the top cautions i appreciate all i learned from her.
I used to work as housekeeper and the true is u don't have time , they don't want give us more time to clean room and also more money , so u just don't care so much about perfect clean because they don't about us . I got paid in Berlin really low wages for the hard work, usually they keep people with no really speaking skill so they know is hard to get another job so we need to manage by our own in the time they ask for .
karin Jimenez Yep. I worked in a very posh hotel with alot of history, it was disgusting, i left sharpish. The drapes over four poster beds would only get dusted. Changed a couple of times a year. Viiiile.
karin Jimenez well you still need to be clean no excuses
so you use toilet cleaners on sinks?
I could definitely tell that ur not even 20. I could also tell that you’ve never even had a job so nice try, sweetie. That’s really disrespectful to people who work because working in NOT easy and atleast I admit I never really had a job. Except when I was younger I was an extra (like one of those people who come out in the background of a tv show) in a tv show for an episode and I must admit, It was pretty boring because the director always said to reshoot.
True. The management exploited them.
I just wanna say it really depends on the housekeeper. My mom used to work in a hotel as a housekeeper. Now, my mom doesn't like things dirty or to smell funny. I would sometimes be able to go with her when I was small and she did a great job so it REALLY depends on the housekeeper.
I’m bringing a black light with me everywhere I go now
I gave one to my mom for her bday as a joke since she is a clean freak but she started using it and then went super crazy trying to clean. Keep in mind my sister has two toddlers. I swear that it caused my mother severe anxiety that her house wasn't clean enough due to that damn light.
Bring a camera detector too!
Our family friend never sleeps under the covers because she spent decades workin in the industry. She said they RARELY changed the bedding, and only changed it if their were visible spots or smells. I also have a friend who doesn't eat chilli in restaurants because the chilli and some places she worked was a "continuous pot" meaning that their were always leftovers included - plus straps from the grill when making burgers
Why am i watching this
saaaame
I have no idea either 😂
Because yo wanted to
..... To know how dirty it might be in hotel......
Because, we all stay in hotels.
Hmm I got to buy a black light...
Nyruah me too
Nyruah lol same
Just search UV light on amazon
Lolololololololololololololol
Nyruah no buy your house and fit it into the hotel room
I'm watching this in a hotel..
My parents own a hotel lol, so I know mines clean.
OMG BE CAREFULL
Justin Gabriel Luis lol I trying xD The seat I'm sitting on has this huge stain. :x
DragonHelix PvP Awesome XD
+Kawaii Panda lol.
Im sure when these hotels agreed to do the ranking and have their names documented in a video they werent expecting her to bring a whole biologist. 🤣🤣
Forensic facts are that semen can still be detected on sheets and fabrics after several washings. As far as mattresses and carpets and walls, only heavy bleach will take away the positive response for presence of bodily fluids. Heavy bleach will damage carpets and some walls.
Chantell Scherer,
aren;t you the expert, huh.
Yes, I am a funeral director that sometimes needs to help clean what is termed tragic scenes
Chantell Scherer
sounds like it could be an interesting career
Carl Charles for the right person, not the kind of person that falls apart, or shocks easy. People that know what they are doing is very important for the family.
Chantell Scherer Fire can be used to obscure the evidence from authorities and prying wives.
I need to stop licking remotes.
IMVU Models me too... dam it's been so fun
Lol
IMVU Models i alwzysndo that lol
Same
IMVU Models me too! I have a habit of while I'm watching tv I have a habit of putting them in my mouth...lol
Them: •wears trench coat and sunglasses•
Me: oh they don't look shady asf at all
They don't...
Damn you're bomb asf
+The Nail Clipper where are you? i cant find you
I always clean my hotel room starting with the door knob outside the room. Lysol spray and Lysol wipes is a must, light switches, faucets, remotes, countertops, refrigerator and microwave handles, the curtain rods used to pull the curtain too. spray Lysol on sheets too and headboards. It’s annoying I know but I absolutely have to do it . Also spray Lysol up in the air🤦🏽♀️🙄😂
I’m a housekeeper myself and as I try my best to do my job to perfection, it is hard to take all the details when your employers oblige you to clean a room in 7 minutes for very low pay 🤷♀️
house keeping is an easy job though, I had 1,000 sq ft condos that were part of our hotel, took like 20 minutes there but yea, 7 min with 2 maids is actually reasonable. Whats not is being a cook and having 5 tickets that all need to go out the same time so you juggle what to make first. House keeping you go in, take blankets and towels and wipe things down. thats it. If somethings dirty you can take it out of rotation until you get it cleaned, like smoking or a ring around the bath tub.
I hate hair now, its everywhere and its so hard to see with such bad lighting like most hotels have, not to mention the off white they use hides dirt even more
@@ravinraven6913 They need more time and more pay. It doesn't matter how easy the job is. We all deserve clean, safe, spaces and the people who are responsible for cleaning them deserve good pay. It's an important job.
people may think I'm crazy, but this is why I bring my own cleaning products and sheets to hotel/motel rooms.
TF?
u smart
I'm doing that now omg
Your smart.
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I used to work at a hotel and they teach you to clean the glasses in the sink, and all that. They just want u to clean fast, and I worked in Niagara falls at some of the nicest and busiest hotels! You only get 7-9 minutes per room to clean them!
Brittany Kitten Absolutely disgusting!
One of the reasons why hotels do NOT clean their hotel rooms is because they are depending on the guests to do it for them. The lady who said she cleaned certain items with alcohol wipes did not say to use 1 alcohol wipe per item. It does take more than a few minutes to sanitize a room. I would also bring a black light with you to see the germs on the sheets, pillowcases, blankets, and towels. If a towel shelf is situated above the toilet (yuck), do NOT use the towels and wash cloths. Usually, the bedspread or comforter has not been recently washed, so upon entering the room, immediately take it off the bed for good. Never make coffee from the small machine in your room. If your room has an air conditioner in it, check and see if the screen has been recently cleaned or if it is dusty. I would not use the first tissue poking up from the tissue box, either; throw it away. Some people ask for an unopened box of tissues, and the same with the toilet paper.
I don't want to go hotels anymore
MartaMartsipani Vormel well motels are as bad!
I've never wanted to stay in a hotel
MartaMartsipani Vormel same
i agree
MartaMartsipani Vormel not all hotels are like this my father did this before we got the same exact room and it was as clean as they could get it in the amount of time they get
what am I watching......
but I can't stop 😂
the answer is to employ more cleaning people or pay them way more, give them more time to clean, and give them better cleaning materials.
Cleaning supplies, number of staff and time have nothing to do with a hotel with dirty linens.
They get a certain amount of rooms a day to clean.
No excuses just clean the damn room and bathroom, is what they sign up for, they knew what salary they were going to get. It's not like the government or company is obligating them,Mir they don't like the job than there are other people looking for a job like that.
+TheFedericohiguain2 They sign up for a job since they don't have many options. Generally they are hispanic women who are trying to make ends meat. My mother has been cleaning hotels for over 20 years and she has always tried to do the best that she can. In the beginning she would do 9 rooms in around 8 hours but she would make sure everything was spick and span. Later management needed less people since they felt that it would be better and more cost efficient. There are women who had to do 20+ rooms in 8 hours and the hotel costs $300+ per room. My mom has seen many women come and go in those hotels since the work is to hard and the demand is to high and also they are paid the minimum wage.
I agree. these "measures" the companies say they're taking are probably just retraining their employees when they actually need more staff and better tools
Sharing information is a good thing.
coming from a housekeeper
...this is gross but idk... its sometimes hard to get every single little thing when most of the time we get 25 rooms a day and only a curtain amount of time to get them done. maybe giving us more time? less rooms?....
Excactly boo...
Management know all about of this but they dont care as long they still can run the business . Keep pushing and give preasure to housekeeping. Guest never know about housekeeping need to clean more then 20 rooms per day sometime housekeeping department not enough man power then per person housekeeping need do more more more room . PLUS WHEN THE HOUSEKEEPING VERY SLOW DOING THEY JOB , THE BLOODY MANAGMENT WILL KEEP YELLING NEED THE ROOM IMMENDENTLY . Plese give housekeeping less room , 10 room perday . So we can spend 1hours per room . Cleanlines will be tip top siak! We can help decor the room also . Hahaha . 20plus rooms per day you expect the room is clean ? zZzZzz
When I was a House Keeper at a fancy Motel all those years ago in Montana we got 15 to 20 minutes, and Management would still complain we weren't working fast enough!!! And those rooms were immaculate and were all inspected before any of us were aloud to go home for the day and if we even missed a hair or anything we had to clean it and have inspected again before leaving for the day...... so even though there is a lot of pressure on these house keepers to get it done fast!!! They got it lucky compared to some of us!!! Lol
@@kathycharles741 alot of managers haven't done the work of their subordinates... and thus lack 'context' regarding your work (true in alot of industries. )
Many managers excel at 'yelling' and intimidating staff... and think that's an effective way to 'run things.' Problem solving... is a foreign concept for many aspiring managers... who often get their start in bookkeeping and other administrative roles.
If they went to school... they (some of them but certainly not all) look down at their staff as too lazy or underprivileged to have 'put the effort in at school'... when it mattered... and are now suffering accordingly.
They don't worry about 'their failings' as managers... prefering to assign the blame on their subordinates... deciding in their aloof minds... that any and all issues are the problem of and responsibility of the under trained, poorly paid/equipped and motivated people working supporting roles... beneath them.
Managers... especially bad ones... are the primary reason I prefer to play the markets for my living... where I answer to 'no one.' I also 'own' any success or failure I make... poor due diligence =lost opportunity... have only myself to blame if things don't work out, wouldn't have it any other way.
Should be done by professional cleaners then not youths off the streets
I don't know which hotel it was at, but my dad found a dead rat under the mattress of his bed. Like how the heck do you miss that??
Not sure if they change the matresses after every time
Isaac Ludu Probably not.
that is just gross
+Whiteleaf Arts then there would be maggots yuck
There was a cockroach under my bed at a Best Western and it died under my sock. It was my only pair.
this made think how dirty my house is
same
Same
Big difference is that you don't have a high turnover of people. Think when one in the family has winter flu and how it spreads in the home. The very same would happen in a hotel which is why a higher level of sanitation is required compared to the domestic home
you're so right
but...its my germs..
I watched this episode while I was cleaning my fridge. I think i did a better job than I might otherwise have 😂
Rip and tear
I was always taught, "If it's worth doing, it's worth doing right!"
I find this really bothersome! I work at a hotel and I’ve done both housekeeping and laundry. The hotel I work at has very high cleaning standards. We are given around 30 minutes per room, which is usually more than enough. All sheets get changed, everything gets dusted (with separate rags), the bathrooms are cleaned in certain orders using separate products and rags. We also do deep cleans of rooms monthly, where we spend an entire 8 hour shift scrubbing down the walls and deep cleaning the carpets and even the curtains get washed! I think the management of these hotels really need to get their stuff together and start meeting the proper standards of the hotel! Clearly these hotels are understaffed and not giving the housekeepers enough time or the proper tools to do their job, or these housekeepers are just being lazy. This is so gross and it makes housekeeping at hotels everywhere look so bad.
They should do the trumps hotel this year
mamoudou ndiaye
They did and it was spark clean
we know what we can use his toothbrush for hey!!
mamoudou ndiaye it’s crystal clean.
Im sure they were clean...how much they pay the guy checking???
Patricia Morouney i know right
"Marketplace was here. I guess nobody else was" I almost cried laughing omg BURNNNN
???
+The Cookie She said, That the marketplace was there (to clean it) since no one else was.
17:58
Lmao i read your comment as i watched the video. What a coincidence.
I take my own sheets.. very lite pillows and duvet for hotels i stay at. Yes its a whole other suit case of stuff but it helps me to sleep better
That’s a good choice !
Every time I cleaned my room, I never ever let anyone do housekeeping except myself. If you let them do it, they dirty it again. Trust no one except myself.
At 11:48 theres SOMEONE IN THE BATHROOM??👀😳😳
Holy
if you pause it, you will see the person(probably part of the film crew)is actually sitting on the side of the bath, you can see the soap holder on the wall below the rail.
+wierdo Rodriguez wrongo
Camera person filming the next angle
lol true!
9:14 They don't look suspicious at all.
17:33 **does forward roll dive**
Exactly XD 'pulls up in a Aston Martin'
dresses like that on a day of 25 degrees, makes sense. lol.
Ryo San Yeah wtf they actually wear sunglasses, long jacket, and hat 😂😂😂
I guess the real question is, What are they trying to distract us from.
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