People inevitably have to go out, so what are the taboos of staying in hotels and guesthouses?

Let me share my experience first. Last time my husband and I stayed in a hotel chain, we found blood on the sheets when we were madly in love! I jumped out of bed in a rage! At that time, my husband and I booked a hotel chain online in advance. After going in, I found that the environment was quite good in all aspects, the bedding was neatly placed and the bathroom was neat. My husband and I usually live at home, and when we finally went out to stay in a hotel, he immediately became interested. After we put our things away and closed the room door, my husband immediately threw me on the bed in the hotel. Just when we were deeply in love, I got into bed and suddenly saw several blood stains on the sheets on the bed! I jumped out of bed!

My husband and I were not in the mood, so I called the front desk directly to complain about them. The hotel apologized to us and then changed us into a new four-piece bed. The explanation given is that something happened to an aunt who cleaned the room at home, and maybe she was a little absent-minded when cleaning. I was drunk, too! This hotel stay left me with a particularly bad experience and impression! After that experience, I will check inside and out before staying in the hotel again, and then I will stay in peace if there is no problem. Next, I will share with you my hotel experience and taboos:

First, the first thing to do when entering the room is to check whether there is an invisible camera.

The most important thing in staying in a hotel is personal safety and privacy. Many hotels have exposed customers' privacy by installing invisible cameras. So the first thing we do when we check into the hotel and enter the room is to check whether there is a stealth camera. The specific inspection method is simple: turn on the camera of the mobile phone, close the curtains in the room, turn off all the lights, and then take a look with the camera to see if there is little red dot. If not, you can stay at ease.

Second, the second thing to do when entering the room is to check the cat's eye.

Some hotel rooms have problems with cat's eyes. It is anti-dressing. If you live in a room, people outside will see your every move clearly. Think about it, how terrible is this? So be sure to check the cat's eye carefully. If the cat's eye is normal, you can rest assured.

Third, the hotel's hot water kettle and water cup must not be used.

A few days ago, I wrote a question and answer, that is, my ex-boyfriend often urinates in the hot pot of the hotel, which is super disgusting! I've also heard of people throwing up in it, and people cooking underwear with hot water bottles and so on. Now think about it, do you dare to use the hot water kettle in the hotel? And don't use the hotel cup, because you don't know what others have done with that cup. So buy water if you want. If you want to use cups, ask the front desk for disposable cups, which will be safer.

4. Do not use hotel slippers.

A friend of mine wore hotel slippers and got corns, which took more than a year to cure. So don't wear slippers provided by the hotel to avoid cross-infection of skin diseases. If the hotel provides disposable slippers, it will be cleaner and healthier and can be used.

Try not to use towels and bath towels in the hotel.

When my friend used to stay in a hotel, he used to wipe his shoes with a hotel towel, which was really unsanitary. So it is best not to use this kind of direct contact with the skin. If conditions permit, you can bring it yourself in advance.

6. Don't touch the remote control of the hotel directly with your hands.

Almost everyone who lives in a hotel will touch the air conditioner remote control and TV remote control with their hands, but the cleaner will not clean the remote control. So you can imagine the bacteria on it. It's better to put paper or plastic bags on the remote control before using it, which will be more hygienic. By the way, there is a toilet in the bathroom. Please rinse before use for the first time. Then don't sit directly on the toilet, it's better to spread a layer of paper to avoid cross-infection with others.