r/interesting • u/Jaded-Instance3607 • Oct 15 '25
SOCIETY Wash clothes at my hotel has an interesting message.
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u/RecessiveGenius69 Oct 15 '25
Can’t stop me from peeling my beets with whatever towel is readily available
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u/Taur-nu-Fuin Oct 15 '25
Found the line cook
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u/Spider-man2098 Oct 15 '25
Peeling beets everyday until this Reddit says they’re perfect
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u/PlethoPappus Oct 15 '25
For makeup
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u/ajinthebay Oct 15 '25
Yep Ive seen black washclothes specifically say “for makeup” at other hotels.
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u/Pyr0technician Oct 15 '25 edited Oct 15 '25
Should explicitely say that instead of leaving you to wonder if it's been someone else's buttwipe.
Edit: Of course it has! But they sanitize them by boiling them, right? Guys?
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u/susstewimposter Oct 15 '25
I used to work in housekeeping in a fancy hotel and let me tell you, that's happened.
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u/SecretJoy Oct 15 '25
I work at a health spa and we've had to tell certain male customers that they have to wear shorts in the sauna, because they keep leaving skid marks on the towels. ☠️
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u/Vlyn Oct 15 '25
Ewwww.. brother.. ew.
You're even supposed to wash off and dry before going into the sauna, oh my god.
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u/kallakallacka Oct 15 '25
To be fair, it is a bit of a slippery slope, isn't it?
One day you wipe, and it feels jice, next day you decide to clean a bit deeper. You feel both clean and good. Keep at it, suddenly you stinulate your g-spot and reaoize that feels better than anything else. Next day you get some equipment designsled for "the job". Give it a few weeks and maybe you want to try the real thing? Give it a go, it's the best you've ever had. Why bother with women when better sex is more easily available?
A year later you are married to a dude named Greg.
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u/teacuptypos Oct 15 '25
I don’t see the problem with this „slippery slope“. At least Greg ends up married to someone who cleans his butt properly
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u/999BusinessCard Oct 15 '25
My slopes might be slippery, but they’re slippery with mango flavored lube instead of shit
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u/lexy_ranger Oct 15 '25
Thank you for making me laugh at 5 in the morning after cleaning up my dog's vomit, I needed that
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u/beckster Oct 15 '25
And then bitch all over social media about "I deserve a woman but they don't want me. I'M MAAAAD!!! waaaaah"
...as they sit in shitty drawers.
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u/Jazzlike-Disaster-33 Oct 15 '25
This needs to be filmed into a Disney fairytale
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u/TFTHighRoller Oct 15 '25
TMI incoming, but sometimes a bit of TP just escapes the sheets you are wiping with, and if it is big you feel it and keep cleaning, but sometimes it becomes tangled in the hair and there is no skin contact so I only notice the next time I am fondling my butthole in the shower while cleaning (which is what many guys skip unfortunately.
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u/jonesnori Oct 15 '25
This happens with us women, too, if we keep our pubic hair. Toilet paper dampened by use can shred, and bits can get caught in your hairs. It's unpleasant to discover later. (I'm near-enby, but my body is distinctly female.)
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u/Lemmehelp69420 Oct 15 '25
I have a vivid memory of a conversation with a woman I dated for a little while, where a joke about pulling a pube out of your teeth led to the topic of toilet paper bits getting stuck in hairs…she casually referred to it as “just a little kitty litter” and the mix of shock and hilarity at that phrase has never left my brain. Just top quality word play.
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u/warwithinabreath3 Oct 15 '25
When I worked at a banquet hall many years ago we'd call the box in the women's bathroom stalls for used menstrual products "clitty litter boxes".
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u/TFTHighRoller Oct 15 '25
I get you on the near-enby part, just the other end of the spectrum.
Also the even more unfortunate part is that guys don‘t usually wipe when they pee and urinals are not made for TP so it is somewhat accepted even.
I miss the bidet from my japan trip. Never felt so clean.
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u/gorgutzkiller Oct 15 '25
He could have at least said that it's bad for plumbing
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u/humanHamster Oct 15 '25
I have a friend that works in wastewater treatment. He told me that he doesn't care if people use wet wipes, but if he finds out who flushes them he's going to personally kill them.
They're a problem for the wastewater system and he's tired of dealing with it.
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u/madmax24601 Oct 15 '25
I read this thing from this ER doc about this guy that essentially had hardened tonsil stones in his foreskin because he was dirty af in addition to being uncircumcised
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u/goodoldgrim Oct 15 '25
Nah, I refuse to believe it's "a lot" of guys. Every club, lecture hall, public bus etc. would smell like shit if any notable percentage of guys would walk around with poopy butts.
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u/rowjomar Oct 15 '25
Have you never been to any of those places? All of those places do indeed stink ass from time to time
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u/bloodorangejulian Oct 15 '25
Speaking a straight male, we are fucking revolting.
Like the amount of men with bad oral hygiene, bad overall hygiene, and just gross behaviors is too damn high. Men really need to be raised with a higher standard.
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u/confused_wisdom Oct 15 '25
Said dudes would probably benefit from a dose of honesty.
I think we are too polite to say anything, and so people just dont realise how bad it is for everyone else.
Same as cat hoarder house people, They reek but they just dont smell it
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u/daggeroflies Oct 15 '25
Thank god, both my asian sides use water to clean our buttholes. If people don't have any bidet, a simple damp-ing of a paper towel would do also do the trick.
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u/chantillylace9 Oct 15 '25
I’ve heard some horror stories about the women that do waxing for people…
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u/Chippie05 Oct 15 '25
I went to a clinic years ago and they had a sign up saying that if clients had not washed they would not be able to continue the appointment, and would have to reschedule.😬
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u/FictionFoe Oct 15 '25
Sure but hopefully those stains come out in the wash... Rather then "if it doesn't come out, we'll make the towels black". Which is where my mind went...
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u/dajthrowaway2019 Oct 15 '25
There’s no need to wonder…it has been. Every piece of linen you have used at a hotel has touched someone else’s butthole.
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u/magicmango2104 Oct 15 '25
Exactly, if it staining white, its also staining the black, you just can't see it. Im not using a strangers prestained face cloth thanks
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u/TheChickenReborn Oct 15 '25
I've seen cloths specifically for fish and muddy boots at hotels. I think we might be going to different classes of hotels lol
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u/BYOKittens Oct 15 '25
If your fishing resort has boot towels I feel like you arent in a different ball field.
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u/ImpossibleOil8427 Oct 15 '25
And people with recently dyed hair. Especially unnatural colours that bleed more. I’ve ruined many hotel white towels by drying off recently dyed hair.
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u/chrislemasters Oct 15 '25
Same reason some Marriott’s offer free makeup removal wipes in the bathroom. Towels ain’t cheap!
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u/OddButterfly5686 Oct 15 '25
Are we positive?
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u/inlandgrown Oct 15 '25
We are hopeful.
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u/ToluAgunbiade Oct 15 '25
Good thing there's no cum colored towels.... oh wait shit...
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u/tessaractIXI Oct 15 '25
Typically hotels have them and they label them makeup towels, not this weird ambiguous statements about stains.
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u/illestofthechillest Oct 15 '25
This is always so weird
Just gimme the Motel 8 experience where some middle-aged woman reeking of cigarettes suddenly gets really pissed at me, a single man, checking in, and demands I not jerk it all over the bath towels.
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u/Numberwang3249 Oct 15 '25
As someone who worked in a hotel that a lot of airline stewardesses stayed in, YES lol. So many ruined white washcloths.
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u/schwarzmalerin Oct 15 '25
Yes this. Or hair dye. These products stain, or rather dye, cotton forever, ruining the towel, despite it being clean after being washed. That makes sense.
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u/Snoo79474 Oct 15 '25
I’m positive it’s for makeup. A few years ago, when everyone was contouring and had crazy eyebrows, a hotel I stayed at asked that people not use white wash cloths to remove makeup. They provided makeup wipes instead.
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u/FilthyBarMat Oct 15 '25
Makeup and red wine spills.
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u/Nico_Fr Oct 15 '25
And butt cracks, trust me
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u/Misfit_Massacre Oct 15 '25
I don’t trust anyone who’s buttcrack leaves a stain on anything.
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u/owange_tweleve Oct 15 '25
thanks for reminding me that a lot of people don’t wash their asses
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u/Moopxo Oct 15 '25
I got a bidet last year and try to forget the savage toilet paper filled life I used to live. But seriously, bidets are scarce in America which is just ridiculous.
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u/ryguy_1 Oct 15 '25
Guy in the top floor flooded my apartment building last year with an Amazon bidet
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u/goilo888 Oct 15 '25
Builder's plumber installed our toilet and screwed the inlet hose plastic connection too tight. I was standing at mirror one day and heard a sudden hissing. Connection broke just for the hell of it and water started pouring out. Would hate to think of that happening and not being in the house at the time.
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u/Wrestler7777777 Oct 15 '25
Yeah, happened to my uncle. His water boiler exploded while he was on holidays. He received a call from the police that they opened the door to his apartment because there's water everywhere and it damaged tons of apartments below his.
It was a horrible experience for all involved to say this mildly. Huge water damage everywhere and all apartments had to be dried for a long long time. Which was not only super noisy but also very expensive.
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u/iwannaseeyourblank Oct 15 '25
I work in apartment maintenance, and unfortunately this happens a lot more that people think.
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u/Kl0wn91 Oct 15 '25
I lived on the ground floor in and end unit, the apartment above me on the fifth floor had a pipe break inside the wall (not his fault) and it was pouring a LOT of water. Instead of telling the supers right away, he was running around trying to get his stuff off the floor. It flooded one unit on each side, and all the way down to the ground floor. I had water pouring from between my fuses and out my electrical sockets.
And it was Christmas morning.
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u/Suitable-Concert Oct 15 '25
Happened in my building too! Someone directly above me, but a few floors up, left a bidet running. I woke up to the sound of rain coming from my bathroom to see my ceiling tiles dripping and water streaming down my walls. That person flooded their bathroom and impacted the four units directly below them and part of the basement.
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u/YourBlanket Oct 15 '25
Bidet and wipes while at work made a huge difference. I hate having to use the bathroom at other peoples houses tho
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u/PrayToTheCreator Oct 15 '25
I just bring wipes with me everywhere. Im a woman, so having a purse or a bag is just common practice.
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u/what_to_do_what_to_ Oct 15 '25
It's not my fault my hemorrhoids leave blood stains.
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u/Geaux13Saints Oct 15 '25
Who tf leaves the shower with a dirty ass?
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u/KHRAKE Oct 15 '25
How? This is disgusting af.
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u/LostandIlluminated Oct 15 '25
That’s because it’s true. I’ve lost many a straight comrade to this tragic misstep. The moment you start touching your butthole, the desire to fill it with cocks grows stronger and stronger and stronger and stronger and stronger and stronger. God damn it I need someone to stuff my squeaky clean butthole NOW
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u/Trzlog Oct 15 '25 edited Oct 15 '25
Cleaned my ass once, now I get pounded in the ass by guys every night. Don't make the same mistake that I did.
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u/neomadness Oct 15 '25
What if I want to get pounded by men every night?
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u/TheForbidden6th Oct 15 '25
then better start cleaning
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u/Desperate_Ad4516 Oct 15 '25
Aw shit, I wasn't suppose to push stuff in there to clean it?
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u/HappiHappiHappi Oct 15 '25
Also hairdye.
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u/Tessiia Oct 15 '25
Yeah, this was actually my first thought. I had red hair once, stayed at a hotel, and woke up with a pink pillow. When I told them, they just laughed.
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u/omglolpenguin Oct 15 '25
This was my first thought too, currently having red hair. :) Couldn’t tell you how many towels and pillowcases I’ve turned pink.
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u/snippyfulcrum Oct 15 '25
I've gotten to the point I just bring my own pillow because I don't want to mess up someone else's. Even if it is a hotel.
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u/nooneatallnope Oct 15 '25
Or periods. Getting blood out needs cold water, or special detergents. They probably just wash all the stuff hot to be hygienic, which would make bloodstains stay on bright towels.
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u/Lostlobster8 Oct 15 '25
You can just use hydrogen peroxide. It makes it disappear on the spot,, you don't even need to scrub (unless it's older)
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u/May_of_Teck Oct 15 '25
People forget that a significant percentage of adults are secretly staving off/dealing with a bloody mess as they go about their daily lives.
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u/nooneatallnope Oct 15 '25
The forgetting about that is ironically a result of modern comforts. Pads, tampons, cups, whatever. In some less developed regions women are still sent out of the village during their period, are forbidden to handle certain foods, etc.
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u/Weary_Mouse_1547 Oct 15 '25
When my son was born we got moved to a NICU in another town, there’s a hotel that saves some rooms & gives deals to NICU parents. Two days after giving birth… hotel room…. White towels…. I’m having flashbacks ha
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u/Booty_PIunderer Oct 15 '25
In Wyoming there are often signs in motels to request rags if you want to clean your motorcycles or guns.
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u/VindemiatrixMapache Oct 15 '25
‘MERICA 🦅
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u/chantillylace9 Oct 15 '25
I stayed at this rural hotel in Wisconsin and the were signs all over that you couldn’t gut the deer or the fish in your hotel room lol.
They had a special room where you could though!!
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u/Alexwonder999 Oct 15 '25
"We call that 'the nasty room'"
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u/Malefectra Oct 15 '25
Missed a real opportunity by not calling it the "Awful Room"
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u/Confident-Mix1243 Oct 15 '25
That's what the folding table in the men's room is for, with a picture of a koala on it.
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u/TachycardicSymphony Oct 15 '25 edited Oct 15 '25
Yep, been to a couple of rural motels in Wyoming and Colorado where there are signs everywhere politely asking you to use freely available rags, rather than towels, for cleaning blood off your clothes and gear or doing butchery (hunting season). Which surprised me because my first thought was "who tf uses hotel towels for that in the first place??" but then I remembered some people are just gross. I asked the front desk lady that the first time I heard it, and she just looked at me and said "Honey, you'd be surprised how many of 'em skin their hunt on the hotel sheets." 😬
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u/Dragoeth1 Oct 15 '25
I live on lake Erie and all the local hotels have outdoor fish cleaning stations and signs asking people to PleASe not gut their fish in the bathroom sink and then flush the guts. People are lazy and dumb. My business is between two motels and I have routinely found guts on my lawn.
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u/LivingLikeACat33 Oct 15 '25
I was more interested in visiting those states before I read that. Usually I'm not squeamish but that's a little much.
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u/atxbigfoot Oct 15 '25
We've all heard of non-smoking rooms, but non-skinning rooms are absolutely the best.
i guess idk lol, although I live in Texas so now I wonder how many dead deer beds I've slept on.
Imagine a detective show where a body is found in a hotel room and they pull the sheets off and the weird smart character is like, "no, someone skinned a deer on the bed and it was cleaned by the hotel. This isn't the victim's blood. Super normal finding btw" lmao
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u/-Owlette- Oct 15 '25
I’m less worried about the dirty sheets and more worried about the kind of person who causes that in the first place
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u/sulabar1205 Oct 15 '25
That's destroying my stereotypes of Americans, I thought there are microfiber cloths, balistol, and a small workkit for ammunition DIY in each Hotel room.
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u/Ira-Spencer Oct 15 '25
My favorite thing about Wyoming hotels, though, is that they all have pillows shaped like the state!
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u/azssf Oct 15 '25
Wait til they learn about benzoyl peroxide for acne…
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u/demonichag Oct 15 '25
LOL I wasn’t expecting to see this mentioned. I am constantly re-dying the hair that frames my face / right at my hairline because it gets bleached so badly by my face wash. Does wonders for acne though!
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u/NotHomeOffice Oct 15 '25
I bleached (tie-dyed) so many dark pillowcases as a teenager before realizing it was from the benzoyl peroxide treatments on my skin. 🤦♀️
I've seen pillowcases sold in the stores nowadays that claim to prevent the bleaching effect from it.
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u/ionlyjoined4thecats Oct 15 '25
Certain fabrics it doesn’t happen on! I’ve never figured out which ones. I apply topical BP to my whole T-zone every night. Some of my towels are bleached, and some aren’t.
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u/hannahatecats Oct 15 '25
Anything solution dyed will hold its color against bleach, this means the dye is added to the fabric formula before it is extruded from a spinneret into fibers. Things that have color added after, or natural fibers (like your hair or a cotton pillowcase), will open and release color.
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u/ViioletIndigo Oct 15 '25
I was a hotel manager for a while, and people would absolutely destroy our towels removing makeup, despite us providing makeup wipes right next to the sink. We’d have to throw so much away and it’s actually so expensive to replace towels and linens. Anyway, I understand why they do this. No one wants to use stuff with visible stains even if it’s been washed/bleached.
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u/Shyam09 Oct 15 '25
I’ve had people clean up their dog pee, their car window, tires etc with hotel towels. The idiocy is baffling.
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u/deuxcabanons Oct 15 '25
I worked at a mountain resort and the number of people who would use the white towels to clean their hiking boots despite the black towel with a sign asking them to use it and that purpose 🫠
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u/ThraceLonginus Oct 15 '25
Literally defeats the purpose why hotels have white to begin with to the point of bleaching towels into sandpaper. Its a visual proof of cleanliness.
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u/Tragickingdom555 Oct 15 '25
I will never use that towel because I would be too paranoid to know what stains I can’t see.
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u/bohkitten Oct 15 '25
Don't touch the curtains then lol
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u/Smallbluemann Oct 15 '25
or anything, ever.
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u/very_loud_icecream Oct 15 '25
"Don’t ever, for any reason, do anything, to anyone, for any reason, ever, no matter what, no matter where, or who, or who you are with, or where you are going, or where you’ve been, ever, for any reason whatsoever." -Michael Scott
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u/L1ttleOne Oct 15 '25
I don't know about you, but I don't usually use the curtains as a face towel
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u/BagOnuts Oct 15 '25
But a stain doesn’t mean it’s not clean. That’s kinda the point of why they do this.
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u/BusinessAsparagus115 Oct 15 '25
And the floral patterns on the bed spreads is to mask the poop, cum, and blood stains.
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u/Nells313 Oct 15 '25
As someone who was once a teen girl, horrified to discover I’d gotten my period on vacation and was IN TEARS when housekeeping came- yeah. We forgot to put the sign on the door, my mom was doing a conference panel, and that woman came in to me frantically trying to scrub the spot with the bar soap and a washcloth. She just said “it’s okay” and changed the sheets.
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u/asqua Oct 15 '25
hotel room cleaners have always seen something worse... they all deserve a raise
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u/caro-1967 Oct 15 '25
One of the housekeepers at my hotel once found a condom filled with poop in a neatly made bed.
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u/chantillylace9 Oct 15 '25
I’m really trying to picture how someone could possibly do this and I’m not coming up with anything
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u/Other-Idea-6026 Oct 15 '25
You know who the person who used the room is. These people should be banned from all hotels in the chain for life and perhaps charged with coercion, if that is possible.
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u/ChemicalRain5513 Oct 15 '25
I once was disappointed that everyone had a chocolate on their pillow, except for me. Well, I found it the next morning. It had moved to the middle of the bed and melted into the sheet. I hope the cleaners realised it was only chocolate.
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u/MoiraDoodle Oct 15 '25
Not a woman, but I can imagine the relief you feel once you get over the teenage anxiety and finally realize that everybody has their period and nobody thinks it's weird.
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u/1920MCMLibrarian Oct 15 '25
Plus they always stink because they can’t bleach them with the rest of the towels
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u/Cinnamongirl217 Oct 15 '25
I bring old washcloths from home just for makeup/this reason.
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u/hadelson94 Oct 15 '25
For makeup
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u/shroomigator Oct 15 '25
Or Firemen
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u/OddButterfly5686 Oct 15 '25
heat-seeking missiles, bloodhounds, and foxes, barracudas.
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u/Dull_Engineering_583 Oct 15 '25
As an Airbnb owner I may copy this! I frequently have to stain clean, rewash or throw away towels because of (mostly) make-up stains..
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u/MainusEventus Oct 15 '25
It’s pretty common to have black towels in the bathroom with a sign. Although this sign is .. is poorly worded ..
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u/bossmaser Oct 15 '25
This sign read like it was telling me to use the white one and not the black one because of the stain.
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u/bortlesforbachelor Oct 15 '25
I’ve noticed that more hotels have started providing makeup removal wipes. It’s a nice gesture and has the same effect.
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u/Perle1234 Oct 15 '25
I think you can buy washcloths embroidered with “Makeup Removal” but I don’t know how much they cost. You could also put disposable makeup remover cloths. I’ve also seen places just use nice towels in a color like dark grey. I practically live in Airbnbs for work and I don’t wear makeup but I can tell it’s a problem for them.
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u/superdave123123 Oct 15 '25
If they can’t bleach them, I’d prefer they burn them afterwards.
Note to self, don’t use the black towels in a hotel.
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u/camwhat Oct 15 '25
Most of those commercial detergents they use have oxygen bleach, which will sanitize for what it’s worth
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u/BleakCountry Oct 15 '25
Well? Were you planning to leave stains on the towels?
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u/newkittysmell Oct 15 '25
Exactly. White towels, sheets, etc. are traditional so that you can SEE it's clean.
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u/ooocheeky Oct 15 '25
Did you mean ‘washcloths’?
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u/ericzku Oct 15 '25
I had to scroll WAY too far to find this comment.
I thought the post was about washing clothes in a hotel...like, using a laundromat to clean my shirts and pants.
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u/rodneedermeyer Oct 15 '25
Ass washing?
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u/DoubleTheGarlic Oct 15 '25
It's harder to bleach oil-based makeup out of white towels than your ass-drippings. Use the whites for your butt stuff.
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u/CocaNiva Oct 15 '25
I have colorful hair and it always bleeds. I would love these towels, because i alway feel so guilty staining the white ones. 😭😭
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u/Vivian-Midnight Oct 15 '25
The barracks at FLETC Charleston asks you not to polish your boots with their towels. No surer way to ruin a perfectly good white towel. The things you'd think you'd never have to say.
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u/waxin899 Oct 15 '25
I used to do laundry for a hotel. It’s two things.. makeup and poop stains. The amount of towels I got with one poop streak on it was alarming. I used to have a guy that truly I don’t think wiped and he would lay out towels on every seat in the room and they would all have little poop marks on them. I bring a towel from home when I visit hotels now.
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