What are the problems in hotel hygiene?

Abstract: When traveling, most people will choose to stay in hotels, and the health and safety of hotels are also very worthy of attention! Towels, cups, sheets and quilt covers that are common in hotels have health risks. Please check the hotel's Huang Jing hygiene before check-in. What are the problems in hotel hygiene?

1, cup

Hotel cups need to be cleaned and disinfected in time because tenants change frequently. Although most hotels have put an end to the use of rags, objective factors may need more attention than human factors. It is best not to use any glass in the hotel. You can drink water from your own cup.

2. Toilet

Due to the particularity of hotel rooms, bathrooms often have no windows and are not ventilated. If the cleaning is not in place, bacteria and mold can easily multiply on the toilet seat. You can bring your own clean toilet seat and put it away after use. You can also step on the toilet so that your skin won't directly touch the edge of the toilet.

Step 3: pillows

If the hotel sheets and quilts can be replaced by one guest and disinfected by standard procedures, there is generally no need to worry about bacteria on the sheets. But if it is kept in a closed room for a long time, it will also breed mold and mites. Especially the pillow, when sleeping, it is close to the respiratory tract, which needs more attention.

4. Remote control

The usage rate of hotel TV remote control is generally high, and most cleaning staff did not disinfect when cleaning. Think about it, it's something that countless people have come into contact with, so it's better not to use it. Disinfect with hand sanitizer and wash your hands in time.

5, bedside lamp switch

This is higher than the usage rate of TV remote control, and it will be encountered every time you check in, so it is best to wipe it with antibacterial wipes or clean it with disinfectant spray before you check in.

Step 6 wash robes

Bathrobe is similar to bath towel and towel, but it is not used as frequently as bath towel and towel bathrobe. So the bathrobe in the hotel probably hasn't changed for a long time. In addition, the bathrobe is hung in the closed wardrobe in the supermarket, which is not ventilated and is easy to breed germs and mites. Try not to wear hotel bathrobes. It is more reliable to bring your own pajamas when traveling.

7. towels

There are many bacteria on it. It is often reported that infectious diseases are caused by the use of towels, but the probability is relatively low. So bring your own towels, try not to use the towels provided by the room, or use them after cleaning with hot water and laundry detergent.

8. Pillows

Almost all hotels have pillows on their beds, but in some hotels, pillows are not often cleaned. After many people's contact, the last remaining dander will breed a lot of bacteria. It is recommended to put the pillow aside when sleeping, and try not to sleep with it.

9, sheets

In fact, the biggest pollution source is the mold and mites bred by bedding. The closed, warm and humid environment of hotel rooms is simply their paradise. It is recommended not to lie prone or sleep naked when sleeping. It is best to wear pajamas to avoid direct contact between reproductive parts and sheets, pillowcases and quilt covers.

How to check the hygiene of traveling and staying in hotels?

1, look at the shabby place in the bathroom

The bathroom is the best place to show whether the hotel is clean or not. Because the bathroom has been in a wet state, if it is not cleaned, the metal parts of sanitary ware in some hotels will be rusted, or there will be dust where the paper towels are placed. Furthermore, check whether there is residue in the trash can and whether the sink is clean and free of water stains.

2. Smell the bedclothes.

For bedding, you can smell the bedding first. If the sheets are disinfected, you can obviously smell the disinfectant. The pillow should be turned up to see if the bottom is clean and hairy; If someone has slept in the sheets, there will be obvious creases, which can tell whether the sheets have been changed. You can also check the bottom and edge of the bed. In some hotels, the bed bottom is hollow, so you can see at a glance whether there is any garbage or dust left under the bed. Wipe the table with your hands or paper towels. If there is dust, you haven't cleaned it. Check the towel bathrobe for stains or holes, and then smell the smell or hair.

3. Look at the glass under the light.

There are also identification methods for other items needed to stay in the hotel. For example, under the light, there is dust in the cup, and used water stains are easy to find.

Hygienic tips for staying in hotels

1. It is recommended to choose the best hotel within the budget; Generally speaking, the sanitary conditions of high-end hotels with strict management will be worse than those of ordinary hotels and homestays;

2. Keep a social distance of 1 m with others when checking in, eating, checking out, etc. And carefully check the hotel's hygiene details when you check in. If in doubt, take photos in time and communicate with the hotel or the owner.

3. Pay attention to hand hygiene, wash your hands before and after eating and going to the toilet, or clean your hands with hands-free disinfectant and wet wipes;

Don't touch your mouth, eyes and nose before washing your hands. You must wash your hands when touching items that may be contaminated.

5, advocate bring your own towels, toothbrushes, brushes, combs, razors, nail clippers and other items.