When choosing a hotel, we usually look for **, location and reviews, but hygiene is also an important factor that should not be overlooked. By learning some oft-overlooked "dirtiest" secrets, we can be more cautious and create a healthier environment for ourselves to live in.
First of all, bedding, as one of the items we come into contact with the most, its essential cleanliness is the basis for the comfort of our residence. Whether it's bringing your own set of bedding or choosing a high-quality hotel, it's an effective way to ensure good hygiene. After all, what you need most of a tiring journey is a clean, comfortable bed.
Secondly, although the electric kettle provides us with convenience, it is not uncommon to be abused. Carrying a small kettle became a relatively rational choice to avoid unnecessary embarrassment and hygiene concerns. While avoiding the use of the electric kettle provided by the hotel as much as possible, we should also be vigilant to external behavior to ensure our own health and safety.
Finally, towels and bath towels, as personal hygiene products, also require our attention. Although hotels replace these items as part of a standard process, we still need to be vigilant and avoid items that may have been "creatively used" by others. When you're out and about, it may be a safer option to bring your own personal hygiene items.
In general, understanding some possible health problems within the hotel is not only a kind of supervision of the quality of service provided by the hotel, but also a kind of responsibility for your own health. With such small attention, we can better enjoy the trip and create a fresher and more comfortable living environment.
In the future, I hope everyone can stay vigilant and create their own "cleanest" space. May every trip be a good memory and not be overshadowed by hygiene issues. Have a great trip!