Can I deduct money from hotel sheets after menstruation?

Whether to deduct money from hotel sheets after menstruation depends on the specific regulations and conditions of the hotel.

In most cases, if menstrual blood gets on hotel sheets, the hotel will decide whether to charge cleaning fees or compensation according to the specific circumstances. If the hotel sheets are disposable sheets, the hotel will replace the sheets in time after menstrual blood is found on the sheets, and there will be no cost at this time. But if the hotel uses reusable sheets, it will be compensated.

If guests find menstrual blood on the sheets during use, they should report it to the hotel waiter in time and ask to replace the sheets, so as to avoid the menstrual blood on the sheets causing trouble and pollution to other guests. If the guest does not inform the hotel waiter that menstrual blood appears on the sheets before leaving the hotel, the hotel has the right to ask the guest to pay extra cleaning fees or compensation.

How to deal with menstrual blood on hotel sheets?

If menstrual blood gets on the sheets, you should report it to the hotel waiter in time and ask to change the sheets, so as not to affect the stay experience of other guests. The fresh blood is bright red and turns brown every once in a while. So it is faster to deal with blood stains. Bright red blood is easier to clean than brown blood, and more than 80% of blood stains can be absorbed by towel adsorption.

Hotels usually provide a room instruction when guests check in, including the rules and precautions for the use of bed sheets, towels and other supplies. Guests are advised to read carefully and abide by the relevant regulations during check-in to avoid extra expenses caused by improper use. Abide by relevant regulations and avoid unnecessary troubles and expenses.