Five solutions to hotel linen loss rate-1

The hotel linen industry is a traditional industry. With the continuous growth of social economy, the number of competitors joining the hotel linen industry is also increasing, and the competition is becoming increasingly fierce. People are more and more aware of the brand, and pay more attention to the quality and service of the hotel. Among them, bedding is directly related to the comfort of customers when using it, and is valued by some hotel managers and suppliers. Some linen suppliers have begun to change their rough supply models and develop towards refinement, with high-end hotels as their main customers. So, how should the damage rate of hotel linen be calculated? How to control? How to solve?

1. Due to the different types and usage methods of hotel linen, and the different education and management efforts of employees to care for the linen, the reported loss rate is different. Generally speaking, the reported loss rate of floor towels is the highest, followed by face towels and bath towels.

2. The reported loss rate can be determined according to the scale of the hotel. It can be measured by percentage or per thousand. That is, the ratio of the reported loss amount (amount) of a certain linen to the total input amount (amount). Reported loss rate = (reported loss amount * purchase price / total input amount * purchase price).

3. The key to reducing the reported damage rate of linen is to educate employees to use cleaning cloths correctly when cleaning, and not to use linen for cleaning. When cleaning the bathroom, the floor towel should be removed first, because the toilet cleaner is very acidic and will cause great damage to the linen. If there are holes in the damaged linen, it is basically burnt by acid.

4. The loss report rate can be determined according to the specific circumstances such as the proportion of expenses given to you by the hotel. Don't be superstitious about other people's parameter experience.

5. The reason for the detergent is related to the high rotational speed of large equipment.