{"id":6494,"date":"2022-08-30T19:35:19","date_gmt":"2022-08-30T17:35:19","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.g2green.es\/how-to-eliminate-critical-cleaning-points-in-hotel-rooms\/"},"modified":"2023-09-21T10:12:09","modified_gmt":"2023-09-21T08:12:09","slug":"how-to-eliminate-critical-cleaning-points-in-hotel-rooms","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.g2green.es\/en\/how-to-eliminate-critical-cleaning-points-in-hotel-rooms\/","title":{"rendered":"How to eliminate critical cleaning points in hotel rooms"},"content":{"rendered":" \n
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The sink countertop, bathroom faucets, curtains and blinds, sheets and mattresses, the TV remote control, cabinet handles and interiors, carpets and upholstery… <\/em>They are the main critical cleaning points in hotel rooms and G2 Green has the most suitable products to make them feel that they are the first to use them.<\/em><\/p> \n<\/blockquote> \n

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Home sweet home. Feeling at home is the key to repeat stays in the same hotel or even to recommend it to friends or family. No wonder. 87% of guests would be willing to leave a room if it did not meet their expectations in terms of hygiene and disinfection. Not to mention that they are the first comments you look for before confirming a reservation. There are a multitude of studies and surveys that confirm this. It is no secret. Everyone knows it, although many do not even want to think about it. The place with the most dirt and bacteria is always the sink countertop, but each thing in its own time and that is the time to take to clean and disinfect it. However, it’s not just about baths and sheets.<\/p> \n

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87% of hotel guests would be willing to leave their rooms if they did not meet their expectations for hygiene and disinfection and more than 95% are the first thing they look at in reviews before making a reservation.<\/em><\/p> \n<\/blockquote> \n

By the way, more than 300 people have slept on that same mattress in the last months, more than 50 children have jumped on it and it would be better not to continue listing the things that have happened there… There is more, as many heads have rested on the pillow; hundreds of hands have left their footprints on the window panes; another important number of clients have cleaned their bodies in the bathtub and more than 500 have looked naked in the mirror of that same room. That’s why the first impression is the one that counts. The most important thing is that when a customer opens the door to their room, they have the impression that no one has ever been there before. In other words, they are the first to use it. Yes, the same feeling as when a car is released.<\/p> \n

Puntos cr\u00edticos de limpieza en habitaciones de hotel en los que m\u00e1s se fijan los clientes<\/strong><\/h3> \n

Nor is it a question of the category of the hotel, although everything has an influence, because the only star of hotels should be cleanliness and disinfection in all areas, spaces and objects in the room. The dirtiest and most complicated thing to clean is not in the bathroom but outside it. The sink countertop, bathroom faucets, curtains and blinds, sheets and mattresses, the TV remote control, cabinet handles and interiors, carpets and upholstery… The list goes on and on. There are many more. These are just some of the main critical points and what customers pay most attention to:<\/p> \n