Former airliner s "Toothbrushes on the Insulation Box" reveals the list of protection measures that hotels should take

Former Spanish flight attendant Barbiebac La Azafata, after retiring, has been enthusiastic about operating a community website and has 870,000 fans on IG. Due to work, she has stayed in other places for a long time and has accumulated a unique "hotel protection list" to remind everyone to raise their police.

Toothbrushes need to be locked and stored

Many passengers are used to putting them in the bathroom, but Barbiebac believes this is a mistake. She said: "We are not just afraid of being stolen, but we have heard too many horror stories. Some employees use tenants' toothbrushes to do disgusting things. That's why we lock toothbrushes, medicines and hygiene products into hotel insurance boxes. We don't risk any oral risks."

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Check whether the lens is a single lens

Another reminder is to check the lens in the room. Barbiebac pointed out that there are double-directional lenses on the market, just like those used in the audit room. She will do fingertip tests: if there is a gap between the finger and the reflection in the lens, it is a normal lens; if it is directly pasted, it may be a problem. ”

Safety patrol when checking in

Before she really relaxed, she would definitely complete several inspection steps:

‧Upload windows to check

‧Check whether there are beds under the bed and bed sheets

‧Upload clothes

‧Check through wind openings, smoke detectors, bells

Some crew members even bring condom devices to detect hidden cameras or abnormal signals.

When sleeping, additional protection will be added to allow you to fall asleep peacefully:

‧With a reinforced locking locking housing door

‧Use a door alarm, once someone enters it, it will sound sharp. Avoid unsealed spare parts

Barbiebac reminds travelers not to use the seemingly convenient "little luck" in hotel rooms:

‧Unsealed Bathroom cups are usually just washed, not disinfected, seldom cleaned, quilts and decorative pillows, wall hanging shampoos or shower bottles may be replenished, or even maliciously dyed, towels and pillowcases are sometimes reused, and may not be replaced, as for hot water, she said, "don't use it" because someone brings them to cook noodles, scented kidneys, and even wash underwear or hygiene products. Therefore, when she and her colleagues were on business trips, they all prepared small hot water tanks, pillowcases and small towels.

She finally reminded the passengers that next time she checked in the hotel, she might as well ask herself: "What will the air service do?" She emphasized that she is not biased or suspicious, but a safe and safeguarding measure taken by her long years of experience.

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