Hotel Drinking Glasses Expose

[golfer]

For those of you who travel and stay at hotels frequently, you may want to see this!

http://link.brightcove.com/services/...tid=1329232712

[ArlJim78]

no surprise, i assumed as much.
i never touch the glasses or the coffeemaker. you couldn't pay me to drink coffee from those in room coffeemakers.

[Mortimer]

Originally Posted by ArlJim78

no surprise, i assumed as much.
i never touch the glasses or the coffeemaker. you couldn't pay me to drink coffee from those in room coffeemakers.

Oh come on..everyone has a price.












I'm kidding...honest.

[ArlJim78]

okay there is a price, but jeez, just look inside those things sometime, they're disgusting.

[ninetoone]

you don't even want to know about the sheets.

[ArlJim78]

or the towels, or the carpet...

on second thought, I'm never leaving the house again.

Think of it as a hidden vaccination that you did not ask for.
If you dont get sick, you have been exposed and maybe
you have antibodies to that germ(s). No wonder I never get
sick. Sleeping in dirt has its upside. And exposure to thousands
of kids.

Actually that was significant enough to be designated disgusting.
And I am far from OCD.

HEY....
You guys and gals with dogs.
Ya know they lick their butts
and then plant a big fat tongue
on your face in the morning.

[Danzig]

the remote and the telephone in hotel rooms are supposed to be incredibly filthy.

that and the furniture. but hey, who here knows someone who died from staying in a hotel???

[Mortimer]

Abe Reles might disagree with that inference.