I don't remember who posted this on Twitter a few years ago, but whoever you are: you have improved every night I've spent in a hotel since.pic.twitter.com/NpuuumqHV8
Use the ice bag to cover the TV remote’s germs https://twitter.com/chipbrown/status/839282368103993344?s=21 …pic.twitter.com/7jGBENdPJY
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Then what do you use to cover the ice bucket's germs?
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Can also use the plastic bag around the coffee cup or the shower cap or dirty laundry bag but that one’s difficult bc not transparent.
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you've never ridden on BART
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the "germs" in a tv remote control aren't a problem though.
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Probably close to 100% of people in that room touched that remote and many touched every door knob and elevator button and perhaps items in the bathroom
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If you're freaked out over germs on a remote, maybe you shouldn't be staying in a hotel.
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They'll be keep fit fanatics doing this, I don't work out but am not germaphobic(a bit messy) and can't remember the last time I was ill, maybe 30 years ago. Give the old immune system a work out on a regular basis, it does wonders for your health. Don't use it and it's broken.
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Here’s a hack for when you’re in your car… The guy in front of you sits still at a green light or red light when he’s turning right… Lay on your horn and when he turns around to look at you immediately turn to look back behind your car like it’s another guy’s honk… 1/2
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…He thinks you’re in it together. You’re both peeved at that phantom guy behind you but he goes, you go, & life goes on. Works everytime.
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