When staying in a hotel, which towel or kettle is the worst to use?

Many people will definitely stay in hotels when they are on business or traveling. Many things in the hotel are disposable, such as toothbrushes and slippers, which are in direct contact with the body, and the cost is relatively small, so it is more safe and convenient to use them once. However, many things are not disposable, such as hot water bottles, towels, sheets and so on. These also need direct contact with the skin, but they can be sterilized by cleaning and disinfection, so these items in the hotel are recycled, that is, after the last guest checks out, an aunt who is responsible for cleaning will replace all these items, and the replaced ones will be cleaned and disinfected in time. In chain hotels and high-star hotels, towels are generally cleaned and disinfected seriously, and there is generally no big problem. But there is one thing that many people ignore, that is, the hot water kettle is actually the most unusable. The specific reasons are as follows:

(1) Lack of cleaning and disinfection equipment Hotels rarely disinfect the inside of hot water kettles. The hotel thinks it is boiling water, and it is also disinfected during the boiling process. So I don't think disinfection is necessary. At most, clean the surface of the kettle with disinfectant to keep the surface bright and beautiful. In fact, different people use hot water bottles, and internal cleaning and disinfection should also be carried out.

(2) Loading some garbage will make the guests' brains wide open. Using a kettle as a garbage container will store some leftover shells, ashes and even vomit, and even some unexpected garbage. No one will find out, but it is very immoral and will let bacteria spread.

It is reported that cooking broke out. Some people boil socks with hot water bottles. These people are really open-minded and make people sick at the thought, but some people still do it.

In short, try not to use public goods when staying in a hotel, because you have no idea how the last guest used it. If you really want to use the kettle, you can borrow it from the front desk and return it in time.