We have the fold up kind as they are required for our star rating but the number of people I have had say "oh is that what they are for?" is too many to mention people just don't know what they are for..
Small world, Camberly! I notice you're in Harrogate, North Yorkshire. We'll be in Holmfirth in three weeks! (on a Last of the Summer Wine pilgramage)
Personally, I never use luggage racks (thought I DO know what they are for!). When I unpack or repack, I put the suitcase on the bed. So much more room to open it up and spread things out.
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arkansawyer said:
Personally, I never use luggage racks (thought I DO know what they are for!). When I unpack or repack, I put the suitcase on the bed. So much more room to open it up and spread things out.
Hope you keep in mind that the guests before you did that, too, and no one washed the bedding between them and you. Even I, washaholic that I am, don't wash quilts after every guests. So all that crud from the cargo hold is on the bed. And on the cover you may be pulling up to your face at night. Or not, as most of us now know to throw the top cover on the floor.
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Yep, the bedspread goes on the floor, folded neatly in a corner of my room before I'll crawl into any hotel bed. Blankets never get near my face either. Only the top sheet, which always covers my neck (vampire protection).
But I've had many a discussion, in hotel rooms, with friends and family who assume that the blankets, bedspreads, everything are washed after every guest! I think a lot of people are just good at denial of things they don't want to think about.
Which brings up carpet in hotel bedrooms. I hate it and wouldn't think of walking on it barefoot. But then, I must engage in my own denial at this point or there's no end of filth in the world that could come to mind! We all must find our own personal level of cleanliness fetish.
I'm glad you're a washaholic. Don't ever change.