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SUMMARY:7.6 Hotel
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DESCRIPTION: Air out the room
Before starting, open the windows and any balcony doors. This will help bring fresh air into the room and stop the smell of any cleaning chemicals from lingering. The housekeeping attendant should also leave the main door open while cleaning this will help with ventilation.
Strip the bed
Remove bed linen and place it in the laundry bin in the housekeeping cart. If the room is occupied by the same guest for more than one night, they don’t necessarily need a change of sheets, in which case the housekeeper should just neatly remake the bed and get the room ready for their return — this is called a ‘turndown’ service. Some hotels leave a card that the guest can place on the bed or doorknob to request a full linen change.
Remove rubbish
Empty the bins and remove any rubbish from the room. Place new liners in the bins.
Remove used cups
Switch any used cups, mugs, or crockery for clean items, and replenish the hot drinks service (if any) with fresh...

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