The hotel linen is polluted twice! ! do you know? -1

Every time we see the publicity pictures of the hotel, are we often "fascinated" by her beautiful grooming? Then when we went with hope, we were disappointed because everything was not as good as the picture? The biggest problem, but also the one that shouldn't happen the most, is the problem of cleanliness! This is actually secondary pollution! It not only increases the difficulty of washing linen, but also increases the cost of washing; at the same time, it also accelerates the consumption of linen, which is a problem that cannot be ignored.

Secondary pollution refers to the new pollution formed during the collection and washing process after the linen is removed from the guest room. This pollution is mainly manifested in the following aspects:

1. Throwing the linen, the waiter inadvertently stepped on the linen, leaving shoe prints on the linen;

2. Use a face towel or bath towel to wipe the bathroom countertop, wipe the glass, and some even use it as a rag to wipe the rust of the faucet, which will leave black pollution and yellow rust stains on the linen;

3. When the waiter collects the linen, he packs it with sheets and drags it on the ground to form new stains;

4. During the transportation process, the linen is randomly thrown and trampled, forming new stains;

5. After the linen is transported to the laundry room, it is cross-stacked to cause cross-contamination, and when it is transported back, it is not covered, causing pollution during transport;

6. Due to the poor quality of the linen itself and the improper storage environment. Cotton fabrics must be stored away from moisture, the warehouse should be well ventilated, and the edges of the warehouse shelves should be smooth, etc.;

7. The ironing machine is not clean, or there is oil dripping, which leads to contamination of the linen during the ironing process.

The above is the way of secondary pollution. The reason is that apart from the fact that the employees do not operate according to the regulations, some employees also have an incorrect understanding, thinking that the linen has to be sent to the laundry room for washing anyway, and it doesn't matter if it gets dirty. Thus, the universality of secondary pollution has been caused, and the phenomenon of not being surprised when seeing dirty is formed.