Bathroom the cleanest place to eat in hotels!
Wednesday January 16, 2013 07:48:04 PM,
IANS
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London: The next time
you spend a holiday at a hotel, do not order food in bed. A new
study says a bathroom is actually the most hygienic place to eat
in most hotel rooms.
The research, which included a poll of women travellers, was
carried out by the Check Safety First firm that offers health and
safety risk management systems to hotels, the Telegraph reported.
It said that one in five women suffer from some form of illness
during a hotel stay, and blamed it on poor hygiene. It said that
as bathrooms are regularly and thoroughly cleaned, they usually
contain the least amount of bacteria.
Mattresses and duvets, however, are rarely cleaned, making them
among the dirtiest places in the average hotel room.
Other places in a hotel room that contain a high level of bacteria
were TV remotes, and tea and coffee-making equipment.
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