I've been a housekeeper for about five years now and Have worked at about 3 different hotels in that time. the main reason why the sheets are tucked so tightly is so that the bed can look neat, wrinkle-free and presentable.
Same. The sheets are tucked tight because we’ve been told to do it that way lol (Also, maid announcement, if you don’t want your bed re tucked during room service, leave a note. Some guests will “make” their bed the way they like, with the sheets pulled loose, but unless specifically told otherwise, we are instructed to do the hospital tuck even during a daily service. Conversely, if you leave a laptop on the bed, it may not get made, since staff is often told NEVER to touch a laptop or iPad and to leave the bed alone if there are breakable electronics. But that rule isn’t universal.)
Ahhh I see, it finally makes sense. You brought my memories back that touched my heart. I can remember hearing my mother say that tucking me in bed at night. Love you Mom rest in Heavenly peace
Teshoma Calkins Came here to read comments instead of skipping through the boring parts of the video. Didn’t expect to become sad. Sorry for your lost pal
This video is great mostly because in the intro we can imagine how would it be to travel again, since we will only be able to do that again in indetermined time
As a former hotel manager, I can tell you that the fitted sheet covering the matress is cut to shape for that matress. It's meant to fit snug, so the fitted sheet won't pop off while you sleep. The flat sheet atop the fitted sheet is supposed to be pulled tight and tucked using hospital corners. This is for aesthetic. A stain-free, white, flat sheet that a person can clearly see without wrinkling. The bed or beds in a standard hotel room is the focal point of the room. The better the bed is made, the happier the guest is. If you think hotel sheets pulled tight on a hotel bed is weird, you should watch housekeeping when they fold the fitted sheets. It's been at least a decade since I last worked as hotel management and I still amaze my friends when they catch me folding a fitted sheet. Granted, I've gotten a bit lazy about it over the years, but I still fold it. Pretty much everyone else that I know just rolls it up and tosses it into a corner.
I worked in hotels and yeah people act like fitted sheets are just the hardest thing to fold. But my coworker and I always folded them faster than regular sheets, the corners make them so much more manageable.
In the hotel I worked at we didn’t have folding machines, and we do have fitted sheets. Hotels mainly do it for looks, it looks neater. If it’s not pulled right it looks wrinkly.
My highschool had nursing training where we learnt how to tuck in the sheets like a hotel or hospital bed it's pretty cool to know how much effect it actually has
Hotels do use fitted sheets though, I’ve folded a lot of them in 2019. In fact I’ve been in the hotel business for 3 years and they’ve always used them
@@notyourfriendlyneighbor2733 The reason is that if the blankets are tight (not too tight) it helps reducing the risk about bedsores, which is essential when a patient will have to stay in the bed for a very amount of hours in the bed, feel free to take a look on Google about how much hospital bed corners matters.
Working in housekeeping, I can attest to this being true about the comforters and the bed scarves. We are also scrutinized on how tightly we tuck the beds and how full the toilet paper roll is. And to note it only takes two seconds to triangle fold the toilet paper. Aldo the only fitted non white sheets that my hotel are for roll away beds.
As a career Night Auditor at five hotel franchises, I can tell you that all of the ones I have ever worked at use fitted sheets on the mattress. If there are franchises that use only flat sheets, I would love to work there since about 3/4ths of my shift is spent folding sheets and towels and I would love to work at a hotel that does not use the fitted sheets.
Lol. My parents owned a small motel, and I remember my mom being dead serious about the corners. I remember as a kid I actually thought it was pretty cool
I’ve worked at 20+ hotel properties over the course of my career and at every location we did and still do use fitted sheets. I also have never worked at a property that had a folding machine instead of a housekeeper(s) designated just to oversee laundry.
My mom taught us how to make a bed with hospital corners and I passed that down to my children. No wonder we all slept so soundly. Guess we’re all ready for the hotel business too! 😊🤗
I work in housekeeping at a golf club that has lodges on the property, and I was told that it for presentation. The only difference is that we use fitted sheets and fold our sheets by hand
As a person who works in a hotel. We have fitted sheets for all of our beds. And folding fitted and flat sheets take about the same time. I’ve worked laundry, housekeeping and front desk. The comforter and foot sash at the end of the beds get washed after every check out. So do shower curtains and pillows.
I lived with my ex who worked security at a hotel for a few months,and I can confirm this is all true. The less you touch in a hotel the better,let me just put it that way. Mind you I got special treatment and I still cleaned everything even after they came through cleaning.
I am, because I work at one in WA state, and the owners refuse to close. I really wish they would, but they're milking it. So I'm pretty sure I'ma get covid19... 😭
I'm sorry but this is just untrue. It may be true for some hotels, however it's not true for all. I worked in a hotel, doing laundry. I washed thousands of fitted sheets everyday. During the summer months, those things were washed and put directly on a bed, no need to fold them. The ones that didn't get used immediately, were folded. It honestly isn't that difficult.
I personally find it comfortable When I finally get under the covers it’s they’re cuddling me, and how is a demon supposed to pull me out of those sheets
Yes he was a killer, but let he without sin cast the first stone. We all have fell short in the glory of the Lord. He did what he did now he was to pay for it let he rest .
I just noticed a trick that The Infographics Show uses, They put an intriguing or relatable question in the thumbnail and/or title, Answer that question, Then put in some other questions in the same category. So you clicked for one question, since they already got you into the video, they added more questions increasing your interest, and those questions also dragged the watch time,
What about "why do groups of Teenage girls go right outside your doorway and start singing at 3:am and when you report I nothing happens and they go away then a bit later someone randomly knocks on the door meanwhile you couldn't sleep and waited through the night" yes this is something that happened during a vacation. I legit waited through the night
I’m a housekeeper at a Hilton hotel, and we use both fitted and flat sheets and we have duvets on our comforters and we change those every time as well. We NEVER re use any linen on the bed we always change to fresh clean linen.
I was a housekeeper and tbh I didn’t know this, I tucked the beds so tight to be malicious cos my hotel beds would always be so tightly tucked 😎 also definitely pro tip when going to bed in a hotel untuck the ends, throw the comforter off the bed and you’re good to go👏🏼 Oh oh on a side note I looovedddd folding the toilet paper it twas the best💖
So, former hotel housekeeper here, I pull all sheets when staying at a hotel due to professional courtesy, and fitted are still widely used. Two flat sheets signals cheap out to me. Comforters, pillows and blankets are rarely washed, less often then a week, beware and ask for fresh ones if in doubt!
My mom actually is the one who taught me how to do the folding of the corners of the sheets because she wasn't housekeeping and still is for years or years even before I was born so knowing the folds and the tux was definitely essential for me to be able to do my own bed in her words it's and looking back on it yes it was definitely and it is still essential i know no other way
this first minute in just hearing u describe the beds and comfort level, im bout to book one night at the nearest/cheapest hotel near my work downtown toronto SOLEY to crawl into what u just described. so right, decent hotels, their beds for some reason immaculately comfortable
I worked in a Hampton inn as a housekeeper for a month before I quit; and comforters were washed daily; bed runners weren't a thing. We never folded toilet paper, we had 9 minutes to clean a room, dust everything and make the bed, among other things
Lol I worked for Marriott and Best Western International and they both use fitted sheets on the bottom of the beds. Fitted sheets can be hand folded pretty fast if you get the technique down
I’m a big kid now, I’m a big kid now, went from baby bottles from drinking from sippy cups, went from wearing diapers from rocking these fresh pull-ups, we are 50 million strong so put on your pull-ups and help us sing this song
The hotel I work at has fitted sheets and the comforters and duvets are washed after every guests and we don’t fold the toilet paper and the housekeeping don’t get tips. Since COVID started so many things have changed in the industry.
I work at a hotel and everything he said was right but we just have so few beds so we have different sheets for the bed. We also change and wash our comforters after every guest
I used to work at a hotel and TBH it's all about appearance and sometimes guests would just damage the linens which makes the hotel short in number of linens, we can't get new linens like buying them off the shelves. There's a lot of paper work to that. Also a tip, hotels during high occupancy, there's high chances they're out of clean linens. Rip.
I work at a hotel in downtown nashville Tennessee as a maintenance guy, I would suggest checking your sheets top and bottom before laying down. There are housekeepers that will just "fluff" the sheets if we are low on linen or when they are just lazy. That means after someone stays in the room, they go in and literally just switch and flip the sheets. Also check for spots and such if you are paying for a room in excess of $180, if you see spots on your sheets at all, then have your bed remade. 9 times out of ten they will immediately replace your sheets with fresh or maybe even new ones. The amount stuff that touches our sheets is astonishing and disgusting at the same time. I'm sure you guys dont want to sleep on the same sheets as another random person lol.
If you didn`t know, hotels rarely wash the bedsheets, they tuck the sheets very tight so that you can`t see any creases on the sheets. I experimented this myself. When you book in a hotel, check the sheets for hairs. They are hard to get out without washing the sheet.
An American here. I have done quite a bit of traveling for work over the least 10 years and stayed in a lot of hotels in that time. At no point have I ever left a tip in my room for the housekeeper or anyone, nor have I ever even heard of this. Is this a thing?
I love how they went from talking about wars and death to this
The ebb and flow is real
a turtle Splatoon 2 Reference? OwO
The world is ending so they're trying to keep it light.
@@wildfireman13 No it is not.
well travel can lead to death too, now with this virus and other dangers :P
I've been a housekeeper for about five years now and Have worked at about 3 different hotels in that time. the main reason why the sheets are tucked so tightly is so that the bed can look neat, wrinkle-free and presentable.
Same. The sheets are tucked tight because we’ve been told to do it that way lol
(Also, maid announcement, if you don’t want your bed re tucked during room service, leave a note. Some guests will “make” their bed the way they like, with the sheets pulled loose, but unless specifically told otherwise, we are instructed to do the hospital tuck even during a daily service. Conversely, if you leave a laptop on the bed, it may not get made, since staff is often told NEVER to touch a laptop or iPad and to leave the bed alone if there are breakable electronics. But that rule isn’t universal.)
@@Suchwerewolf I am sure this is due to risk management
I’ve always wanted to know this but never thought about it
I'm pretty sure that's the point of this whole channel
Mee too
Same here bud
ha
I've never even noticed, and I've slept on hotels several times. If the sheets are too tight I just loosen them myself
I love it when the sheets are super tight, it makes me feel like a little swaddled baby not having to care about things.
same
same
same
@@catfish6415 your so cute
@@bluincorporations4642 lemme ruin that real quick
*you're
Hotels are just following your parents' advice: Sleep tight so the bed bugs won't bite.
Ahhh I see, it finally makes sense. You brought my memories back that touched my heart. I can remember hearing my mother say that tucking me in bed at night. Love you Mom rest in Heavenly peace
@@teshomacalkins3257 oh man your making me cry
Teshoma Calkins Came here to read comments instead of skipping through the boring parts of the video. Didn’t expect to become sad. Sorry for your lost pal
Rest in Peace@@teshomacalkins3257 ' mom
@@xavarrowww6 sorry my friend, I'm here with you
This doesn’t really apply to this, but I just had the NICEST glass of water
I see :0
Noice
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Noice
👌 stay hydrated, bRo
This video is great mostly because in the intro we can imagine how would it be to travel again, since we will only be able to do that again in indetermined time
I travel a lot so this is indeed kinda sad... luckly I am also a gamer so on the other hand I can easily entertain myself! H
Oof.
Almost forgot this for a few minutes 😅
Hi
I am a hotel night manager and I just got laid off. I might make math videos and hunt for a data analyst job.
Mathgasm idk
“The sheets are clean, Karen! Can we get some rest now?!” 🤣
LOOOOOOL
Ur username tho..
N a m j o o n s t h i g h s
@@riyapant6758 hahaha what can I say... I have a strange obsession over them 🥲
@@namjoonsthighs6733 why do you have an obsession and who is Namjoon?
As a former hotel manager, I can tell you that the fitted sheet covering the matress is cut to shape for that matress. It's meant to fit snug, so the fitted sheet won't pop off while you sleep. The flat sheet atop the fitted sheet is supposed to be pulled tight and tucked using hospital corners. This is for aesthetic. A stain-free, white, flat sheet that a person can clearly see without wrinkling. The bed or beds in a standard hotel room is the focal point of the room. The better the bed is made, the happier the guest is.
If you think hotel sheets pulled tight on a hotel bed is weird, you should watch housekeeping when they fold the fitted sheets. It's been at least a decade since I last worked as hotel management and I still amaze my friends when they catch me folding a fitted sheet. Granted, I've gotten a bit lazy about it over the years, but I still fold it. Pretty much everyone else that I know just rolls it up and tosses it into a corner.
I worked in hotels and yeah people act like fitted sheets are just the hardest thing to fold. But my coworker and I always folded them faster than regular sheets, the corners make them so much more manageable.
In the hotel I worked at we didn’t have folding machines, and we do have fitted sheets. Hotels mainly do it for looks, it looks neater. If it’s not pulled right it looks wrinkly.
Right, we have fitted sheets and no folding machine. Also 168 rooms. 😬. This video is somewhat accurate.
Now this, is the type of question I need answered without googling
Wingman46 Yep
Wingman46 -screams in accidentally disliked your comment-
My highschool had nursing training where we learnt how to tuck in the sheets like a hotel or hospital bed it's pretty cool to know how much effect it actually has
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fascinating how the answers to these questions take atleast 10 minutes to explain.
Ye thats so annoying
Gotta get those ads on the video
Ejay vgl if you don’t like it then don’t watch what are you asking for a 2 second video on how it works
@@shrek6821 ye that would be better
Ejay vgl ok do as you please but I would like to inform you that’s not how video works
Hotels do use fitted sheets though, I’ve folded a lot of them in 2019. In fact I’ve been in the hotel business for 3 years and they’ve always used them
This channel be answering questions I’ve never asked
Madison Vava And taking 10min instead of 30sec...
@@drbreeden4093 doesn’t matter lol at least they don’t talk about nothing for ten mins and it’s actually entertaining
@@SilverMaxime no 😈
/j
i love when theyre tucked in tightly. helps simulate the physical attention im lacking
😔
My mom was a housekeeper at a hospital and she taught me how to do “hospital corners” but we never knew there was a name for it xD
I worked in a hospital. I still don’t know the hospital corners thing.
@@notyourfriendlyneighbor2733 That isn't the main reason
@@notyourfriendlyneighbor2733 The reason is that if the blankets are tight (not too tight) it helps reducing the risk about bedsores, which is essential when a patient will have to stay in the bed for a very amount of hours in the bed, feel free to take a look on Google about how much hospital bed corners matters.
I love that they are tucked in so tight! It feels so cozy. I always try and get into the sheets with the least amount of movement.
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Is this the right format of this meme?
Lol
Yeah
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Working in housekeeping, I can attest to this being true about the comforters and the bed scarves. We are also scrutinized on how tightly we tuck the beds and how full the toilet paper roll is. And to note it only takes two seconds to triangle fold the toilet paper. Aldo the only fitted non white sheets that my hotel are for roll away beds.
Aldo
@@ReeLesTReaLisT you caught my typo!
Kinda ironic that this guy’s taking a vacation in this time
That's not ironic, but ok.
Da Birdie he’s talking about the coronavirus
@@BboyStampede I know what they're talking about. It still isn't ironic
I mean not how ironic is used I guess, but it is funny
That's what I love about this TH-cam Channel. They talk and do research on everything!! I love to learn lol
We don’t need to worry about hotels most of them aren’t available at the time due to COVID-19
Shrek and yet here i am sitting at the front desk of my NYC hotel at 3:35am watching this 😩
Nice
@@BiglyChungus same not long got off of my night shift hahaha
Nope. That's not true. I've been staying in the hotel for these days cause I'm quarantined, due to COVID-19.
Suhandi Wiratama He said _most_ , but idk how many are still open.
I’ve worked in hotels and I can definitely tell you we used fitted sheets. The reason they’re so tight is for hygiene and to prevent wrinkles
It’s funny how he said that hotels have automatic washing machines then shows the picture of 2 women
what else are women for?
aside from being amazing people... 😂
RandomLife here is a man of true culture
Wait they’re female washing machines
you need people to put the sheets and towels in the machine !!
Rohan Purohit you have a lot to learn my friend
I can't sleep unless I'm covered like a burrito especially the feet
Facts 🤣
bit sus ngl
As a career Night Auditor at five hotel franchises, I can tell you that all of the ones I have ever worked at use fitted sheets on the mattress.
If there are franchises that use only flat sheets, I would love to work there since about 3/4ths of my shift is spent folding sheets and towels and I would love to work at a hotel that does not use the fitted sheets.
yeah i'm a houseekeeper and i've worked at 3 different places, they all used fitted sheets!
I'm a house keeper also and I couldn't imagine using only flat sheets on a bed. That genuinely sounds like a nightmare 😂
Five hotel franchises? Five Nights at... eh nvm
Wow I've been a night auditor for years now. Done a lot of stuff over the years, but never ever have I had to fold any sheets luckily.
Yeah I was about to say, we do in fact use fitted sheets (I am a night auditor as well)
I love how tucked in the sheets are, its so snug
YESS
I helped my mom who is a house keeper and she did all of this also she gave me all the tips
Pretty cool
same also hairs .... hairs everywhere
I can tell just by your username...jk
Lol. My parents owned a small motel, and I remember my mom being dead serious about the corners. I remember as a kid I actually thought it was pretty cool
All of the tips, you greedy man, hoarding all of the tips.
I’ve worked at 20+ hotel properties over the course of my career and at every location we did and still do use fitted sheets. I also have never worked at a property that had a folding machine instead of a housekeeper(s) designated just to oversee laundry.
3:30 he named the blonde women Karen
Of course
I noticed lol
Why not? She is acting like one
I was looking for this
Name the next tornado Karen
My mom taught us how to make a bed with hospital corners and I passed that down to my children. No wonder we all slept so soundly. Guess we’re all ready for the hotel business too! 😊🤗
Whoever is reading know that you are a fighter who has won previous battles. You will win this one. Be calm and fear not. You can overcome
I actually really needed this, like really needed it. Thank you so much ❤️
Well, I won the American Civil war..
I already won by not going to school
I don't understand the context of why this comment on this video, but thanks all the same
Abraham Lincoln LOL
I work in housekeeping at a golf club that has lodges on the property, and I was told that it for presentation. The only difference is that we use fitted sheets and fold our sheets by hand
Ah, the hotel room or what I like to call free loot.
most impressive item taken: Mini Fridge
Nah it's that bathrobe
Just take everything.
*_T A K E T H E T V_*
The mini soaps
Nah the pillows
I love the way they always start videos with a story as to how you ended up in a specific situation
I’ve been in a lot of hotels none with folded Toilet paper
undead assassin cheap motels don’t have that
Same I’ve paid $200 for a hotel room and I didn’t come with folded toilet paper
undead assassin there is some but your lucky if you find one this folded toilet paper thing is kinda rare
Only the 5 star hotels do all that, rarely a 4 star.
J J I’ve been in a few 5 star hotels and only one of them had folded toilet paper
As a person who works in a hotel. We have fitted sheets for all of our beds. And folding fitted and flat sheets take about the same time. I’ve worked laundry, housekeeping and front desk. The comforter and foot sash at the end of the beds get washed after every check out. So do shower curtains and pillows.
i’m interested to find out how this video can be ten minutes long
MONEY. Sadly.
There are other Channel with videos on 3-5 minutes Better Than infographics (or Whatever it's called) btw.
To allow for ads during the video. You can skip the first few minutes.
I lived with my ex who worked security at a hotel for a few months,and I can confirm this is all true. The less you touch in a hotel the better,let me just put it that way. Mind you I got special treatment and I still cleaned everything even after they came through cleaning.
Yeah, Nobody's really thinking about hotels with this pandemic going on right now lol.
Seth Freakin Rollins true
You’re not wrong
it’s a nice distraction:)
I am, because I work at one in WA state, and the owners refuse to close. I really wish they would, but they're milking it. So I'm pretty sure I'ma get covid19... 😭
Except foreigners who can't go back to their country
Now I will never think of hotels the same…but at the same time this is a very useful video.💖
I’ve never seen a toilet paper roll folded, EVER
So yea you won't find that at motel 6 and the snugly wugly 1.5 star motels 😆
Teshoma Calkins 😐 Hyatt, Holiday Inn, Hilton.
Most corporate hotels that are 2 stars and up ( even Hampton by Hilton or Wingate by Wyndham) all have folded toilet paper rolls as standard
Me either
I run vacation rentals and toilet paper ends must be folded into a triangle after cleaning. It's only proper.
I'm sorry but this is just untrue. It may be true for some hotels, however it's not true for all. I worked in a hotel, doing laundry. I washed thousands of fitted sheets everyday. During the summer months, those things were washed and put directly on a bed, no need to fold them. The ones that didn't get used immediately, were folded. It honestly isn't that difficult.
I love this narrator the most he has the most expression
I can’t even listen to the other narrator.
I’m on vacation (leaving tomorrow) in Florida and yes, on day 1, the hotel bed blanket/ covers were indeed tucked in, VERY tight
Ah yes I love when I go to bed in a hotel and there a *scorpion* in my bedsheets
I personally find it comfortable
When I finally get under the covers it’s they’re cuddling me, and how is a demon supposed to pull me out of those sheets
What is Aaroon Hernandez's favorite part of the bed sheet?
The tight end.
Andrew Guevara pewww , got em
Andrew Guevara nice
Yes he was a killer, but let he without sin cast the first stone. We all have fell short in the glory of the Lord. He did what he did now he was to pay for it let he rest .
LtCol. Andrew Lucas no pun intended?
@@anthonytoliver9981 ...............
I actually forgot about this, and you're right, why the heck are they so tight
ah yes, the question of the century.
3:25 I couldn't stop laughing 😂🤣. Although I don't know if Infographics Show meant to potray her as the actual "kArEn". Does look like her.
Lol why are the animated housekeeper's so thicc 😂
ILoveTH-camPeriot k lol, why did you make housekeepers possessive?
Ojreader ?
It’s the dresses..
@@livijean1 Question mark
I just noticed a trick that The Infographics Show uses,
They put an intriguing or relatable question in the thumbnail and/or title,
Answer that question,
Then put in some other questions in the same category.
So you clicked for one question, since they already got you into the video, they added more questions increasing your interest, and those questions also dragged the watch time,
3:24 "The sheets are clean, Karen! Can we get some rest now?!"
I personally love how hotel beds are tucked like that. Like a hug
What about "why do groups of Teenage girls go right outside your doorway and start singing at 3:am and when you report I nothing happens and they go away then a bit later someone randomly knocks on the door meanwhile you couldn't sleep and waited through the night" yes this is something that happened during a vacation. I legit waited through the night
I’m a housekeeper at a Hilton hotel, and we use both fitted and flat sheets and we have duvets on our comforters and we change those every time as well. We NEVER re use any linen on the bed we always change to fresh clean linen.
The question no one asked but needed
I worked for Disney Grand Floridian Resort, for 4 Years. this video is really accurate on everything.
Me: WHY IS THE CORONAVIRUS TAKING OVER THE WORLD
Infographic show Why r hotel bed tucked tight 😑
I meant beds just so yk chill
International travels, not showing symptoms until 2 weeks, able to infect others while appearing healthy
Hello
Beds*
@@CuzDino He literally made a whole sentence saying he meant to say beds...
I was a housekeeper and tbh I didn’t know this, I tucked the beds so tight to be malicious cos my hotel beds would always be so tightly tucked 😎 also definitely pro tip when going to bed in a hotel untuck the ends, throw the comforter off the bed and you’re good to go👏🏼
Oh oh on a side note I looovedddd folding the toilet paper it twas the best💖
Most awesome vid!!!!!!
So, former hotel housekeeper here, I pull all sheets when staying at a hotel due to professional courtesy, and fitted are still widely used. Two flat sheets signals cheap out to me. Comforters, pillows and blankets are rarely washed, less often then a week, beware and ask for fresh ones if in doubt!
I love how the guy's wife/girlfriend name is *KAREN*
My mom actually is the one who taught me how to do the folding of the corners of the sheets because she wasn't housekeeping and still is for years or years even before I was born so knowing the folds and the tux was definitely essential for me to be able to do my own bed in her words it's and looking back on it yes it was definitely and it is still essential i know no other way
I feel like this was a personal issue for the narrative lol
this first minute in just hearing u describe the beds and comfort level, im bout to book one night at the nearest/cheapest hotel near my work downtown toronto SOLEY to crawl into what u just described. so right, decent hotels, their beds for some reason immaculately comfortable
0:35 “then tolerated an overly chatty cab driver”
_jokes on u I like to talk with ppl like those_
My Brain: how tf can you make a 10 minute video about hotel bed sheets?
Thanks for the video ! Always have wondered about this
I worked in a Hampton inn as a housekeeper for a month before I quit; and comforters were washed daily; bed runners weren't a thing. We never folded toilet paper, we had 9 minutes to clean a room, dust everything and make the bed, among other things
i miss travelling, man what i wouldn't give to go into another country again
Lol I worked for Marriott and Best Western International and they both use fitted sheets on the bottom of the beds. Fitted sheets can be hand folded pretty fast if you get the technique down
Finally answers to the worlds most important questions
Yess it’s True i’ve worked in the hotel Industry for 3 years and it’s safe to say that mostly every hotel doesn’t wash the duvet.
That’s why their sheets are so tight, they’re full of secrets
Yeah your right.P.S they also have dank memes
I’m a big kid now, I’m a big kid now, went from baby bottles from drinking from sippy cups, went from wearing diapers from rocking these fresh pull-ups, we are 50 million strong so put on your pull-ups and help us sing this song
"I want two sheet on my bed"
"Just go to the bathroom"
The hotel I work at has fitted sheets and the comforters and duvets are washed after every guests and we don’t fold the toilet paper and the housekeeping don’t get tips. Since COVID started so many things have changed in the industry.
and then there's me who actually likes to just feel snug inside the bed xD
edit: woah 50 likes that's kinda a lot thanks ppl!
Me to
That’s one my favorite feelings in die welt
Right! I sleep so well in hotel beds! 😂
ive never been in a hotel
or basically anywhere 3 kilometers around my house ;-;
Dragon_God26 Official but on steroids well at least you’re used to the current situation (the staying at home part)
I work at a hotel and everything he said was right but we just have so few beds so we have different sheets for the bed. We also change and wash our comforters after every guest
"Folding machines"
[Angry roomskeeper nosies intensify]
"No one else has touch anything that's about to touch you"
Somehow this phrase feels like a stab to my heart.....
1:09 I cant unsee those big shoulders
I used to work at a hotel and TBH it's all about appearance and sometimes guests would just damage the linens which makes the hotel short in number of linens, we can't get new linens like buying them off the shelves. There's a lot of paper work to that. Also a tip, hotels during high occupancy, there's high chances they're out of clean linens. Rip.
Coronavirus: *is the epicenter of attention*
Infographics: so why are hotel bed sheets tucked so tight
Haha. I'll be more aware now. Thank you for the info.
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infographics show title designer: lets make a hotel sheets
I work at a hotel in downtown nashville Tennessee as a maintenance guy, I would suggest checking your sheets top and bottom before laying down. There are housekeepers that will just "fluff" the sheets if we are low on linen or when they are just lazy. That means after someone stays in the room, they go in and literally just switch and flip the sheets. Also check for spots and such if you are paying for a room in excess of $180, if you see spots on your sheets at all, then have your bed remade. 9 times out of ten they will immediately replace your sheets with fresh or maybe even new ones. The amount stuff that touches our sheets is astonishing and disgusting at the same time. I'm sure you guys dont want to sleep on the same sheets as another random person lol.
I actually love how tight they are
Same honestly
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I was literally thinking about this!
Finally the real questions we need answered
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I liked the infographic show in the beginning but now it's just sad
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@@ambsemlay honestly
If you didn`t know, hotels rarely wash the bedsheets, they tuck the sheets very tight so that you can`t see any creases on the sheets. I experimented this myself. When you book in a hotel, check the sheets for hairs. They are hard to get out without washing the sheet.
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Animesh Cholkha thank you
An American here. I have done quite a bit of traveling for work over the least 10 years and stayed in a lot of hotels in that time. At no point have I ever left a tip in my room for the housekeeper or anyone, nor have I ever even heard of this. Is this a thing?