People need to help hotel cleaners by not leaving their rooms an absolute mess. The whole "its their job" excuse is infuriating, like tidy up your room a bit geez.
Having the size and scale of the MGM hotels allows them to own their own laundry facilities and thus the cost benefit associated with it. Great lesson in logistics and efficiency
I do laundry at a. Nursing home. We fold it all by hand. I can't even imagine that amount of laundry in a day. Thank God for the huge machines and automaton you all have.
And this is just the facility for ONE of the Las Vegas hotels, or is it the central laundry facility for all MGM properties in Las Vegas? Either way, this is an amazing process at the raw logistics of doing tons of laundry in short order and the unsung people doing this work.
Amazing. I stayed at one of the huge strip hotels and I kept looking for the hotel laundry. Never knew they had a separate laundry facility miles from the hotel
@@eacoincmubiru5894 I worked at a Holiday Inn once as a house man and there laundry was in the basement so you never would see it anyways....a few floors down. :)
I was just there. Hotel/casino was too huge but all of them in Vegas basically are. I hope the housekeepers get a living wage, like everyone working in our country deserves.
These linens are cleaner than most hospitals. My husband recently had an extended hospitalization…. We joked that we could read the newspaper thru the worn out towels! Good job MGM employees 👏
I used to work as a maid some years ago while I was in college. It was really hard work!! I always made sure the rooms were super clean but there were some things I did not agree with how the rooms were cleaned or the laundry. One was the brand and type of cleaners. I don't know if anyone knows this but even though the sheets are laundered and changed every day, the comforters are not! I never thought that was right and it's disgusting, really. I used to always tell the owners the comforters should be changed every day! Who knows who and what has been sitting on the comforters, even dogs and people might get a disease or fleas, bed bugs, etc.! but they still would not change them every day. I used to always tell them, in my opinion that the bed sheets should not only be laundered with a good brand of detergent, but Clorox bleach should be used and not the cheap brands that are not effective, but they used to just tell me, "It would be too much of a cost to the business." I used to tell them instead of using just a disinfectant spray on the bathtubs, bathroom sinks and toilets, cleanser and bleach, Fabuloso, or Pine Sol should be used together to clean them. They just did not want to pay the extra costs to have the rooms clean, I guess they just thought too much money and too much time, then I found out it was not just that hotel, it was all of them! The comforters were never changed unless they were really noticeably dirty. The maids were always expected to work fast and the owners were always happy with my work, but I just always thought if it were me, I would want my room and bedding clean the way I would clean it. I don't think I would ever want to stay in any hotel or motel after what I know. Anyone out there that does, just tell the owner or person at the front desk, you need one or two more (or however many you need) of comforters, at least.
Thank you. This is why I haven't traveled in years😅 It's really gross when you think about hotels putting dirty comforters on top of so called cleaned sheets.
I think if ever i would just bring my own comforter and put theirs to the side. but would of course fold it up and put in a bag so it not just sitting on the floor. so can replace comforter anytime they gotta check room and have mine in a dif bag that is suitable to be stored with my stuff. or if ever use ultravoilet test an check for any bad stuff and use ur own if u are real fussy about stuff anytime.
Well, I way of not having to deal with dirty conforters is to use duvets. The duvet covers are cleaned every day along with the sheets. That would have been a solution for that hotel. About the cleaners used, I don't know how that hotel operates but in the ones I've worked they use industrial chemicals designed for hotel usage, and your skin can tell they are harsher than your regular supermarket brand.
Housekeeping, the spine of any successful operation. Bring your own Lysol/Clorox spray just to handle any missed areas of cleaners.Always tip your housekeeping, smile at them,thank them.
@@mirzaahmed6589Accent is a big tell, as it indicates where they grew up or at least the parents they grew up with. For immigrants who choose to come to America, simply having residence in the US is effectively thought of as part of the compensation, which lowers the dollars per calorie they demand for their often hard labor.
Now if only y’all could make sure the housekeepers changed the sheets lol but seeing this definitely put me at ease about the cleanliness of the linen in general
Do u really think only Latinos are hard working or the only immigrants get a life bro your delusional, how about imagine if all the illegal immigrants from Mexico and Latin countries were sent back America especially California and Texas would be free off crime and clean again
We should be using systems like this for all sorts of products used to get nasty stuff off of or out of many things, think air filters, residential bedding, any kind of filters of any sort… Or any other cloth. It’s not like anything other than thread, count matters with people care so much if they had clean white sheets every day as opposed to a special pattern that’s disgusting after a week?
If by comforters you mean duvets it doesn't surprise me they aren't washed after single use. It's just not viable both from monetary cost and cost to the environment. Everything used... bleach, disinfectants , cleaners go back into the ground and then back into our water. Overuse is very bad. I agree the work is extremely arduous and I congratulate every worker.... perhaps more so the ones who work in facilities like this. 😊x
Gross! It’s part of the job, that no one forced them to do. You refusing clean towels, and linen, doesn’t help any worker in the grand scheme of things.
@@JBrown-go8ruIt's not gross. You can use your towel more than once. It's not automatically dirty from one use. Just hang it up properly and it'll be fine
@@kistelkistel You failed to read his post properly. He stated that he does not request a towel change during his stay. Meaning, if he stayed for a week, he'd continue using a dirty towel. That's mother freaking gross!
@@JBrown-go8ru They didn't say how long they stay at places. Most ppl at our hotel are only there for a night or two. And I'm sure if it was a week they would get new stuff.
depends, they use raw bleach, Alkali, and sours. But there is different chemistry for each item, those tunnel washers also shoot almost 300 degree steam into each mod,
Thats another reason why i wont stay at a hotel and use the soap or the sheets the soap is reused thats gross. At what they charge a night what a ripoff.
i work at a hotel pool where we provide the towels, it’s nothing compared to the size of this hotel but let me tell you it’s still a nightmare. just watching this traumatizes me
All this time I thought they do there laundry at the MGM Grand till now lol now I know that they have there own laundromat to do the laundry for the hotels rooms restaurants etc.
All the guests see are the housekeepers, who get all the complaints. I wonder what happens to the worn linens. After a number of washes, the linens need to replaced. I'm thinking some towels just get lost, or guests keep some each cycle. Maybe 1%, so the wash facility is constantly adding new linens in with the washed linens.
It's rare. It has to be visibly dirty. Think about how much more room they take up compared to sheets. For the washer, for the dryer, for the cart, for storage. It would be impossible to wash every single one every single time. You wouldn't be able to clean all the rooms daily, and that, would be bad for business.
I thought there was already issues with the amount of water consumed in the south west. Las Vegas doesnt contribute much to water use in the grand scheme of things but still.
