One woman said she resigned minutes after learning about the hotel's cleaning practices filming:
An American woman went viral on social media this week after she revealed an unusual situation as a hotel cleaner. The woman, known as “Love Truck,” said in the report that the method of cleaning the place made her quit in less than 27 minutes. This case was published by La Nacion newspaper and took place in the state of Georgia.
“They explained to me what tasks I would be performing and I chose to accept the offer,” the woman begins. She then explains that she was received by her colleagues who explained the protocol in detail, but in that moment everything changed.
Upon entering the first room, Laughter went to look for some cleaning products to begin his task. “I grabbed the gloves and the bleach and said, 'Okay, let's get to work,'” he says. But her colleague interrupted her, saying: “No, no, no, no.” And with that, I realized something was wrong,” the woman continues.
Immediately, the woman who accompanied Laugh cut some tape and began to stick it and remove it from the floor to remove the dirt. Then she sprayed some bleach in the room and said, “Okay, the bathroom is clean.”
Once in the bedrooms, the woman was ready to remove the used covers. But her partner stopped her. “She turned on the vacuum cleaner and ran it over the dirty sheets. Then I made the bed and that was it,” she said indignantly.
The video received hundreds of thousands of likes and countless comments from people criticizing the way the hotel organizes the cleaning process. Other people have reported similar experiences in their workplaces, and have spoken of instances where they have also witnessed major hygiene failures in stores and well-known locations.
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