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There are some areas in hotels that have been questionable of gobing. But now, with coronavirus in the mix, we swearThese gross corners for real. After all, who knows what kind of bacteria hides in the living rooms, not to mention your hotel room occupied by another hour of guest before your arrival? For answers, we talked with experts to find all hotel's foothowies that are now a larger threat as a result of coronavirus. Read more about germs that you should avoid the next time you are going to register. And for more ways, your next stay at the hotel will change, here is the8 things you may never see in the hotel rooms.

The continental breakfast buffets can be one of the hotel travelers Perks, but they are not the most sanitary.

"The most expensive concerns food problems. That cook the breakfast? How long are they sitting in the buffet?" saidSudep Shah, CEO ofKing International Travel. Shah explains that its hotel partners are already considering eliminating self-service items to prevent the spread of germs.

"The higher-end hotels will have to change [in a model breakfast] type of model. To try to maintain a fast service, hotels can give guests a menu of the evening beyond and a moment when they should Prevent breakfast, "says Shah. "Hotels typically offer a continental breakfast will likely eliminate objects that are not recessed or enveloped in their offers."

You may want to think twice the next time you enter an elevator. The views on the Travel Analyst website performed a study of two elevator buttons at the hotel and common elevator door and stairwell handles - to gauge what type of bacteria could to beHide about their surfaces. They found that "the average button of the hotel elevator has1,477 times more germs A household bathroom door handle and 737 times more germs than a household toilet seat. "Yuck!

To avoid pickling bacteria, be sure to wear gloves when you press the Lift button on your floor. And for more reasons to take the stairs,Here's why you should not make an elevator right now.

The study carried out by improved points has also been tested for bacteria on stair door handles in hotels. Depending on the search, these handle handles have an average of 186,168 bacterial units to the colony (CFU) per square inch, which is 918 times more germs than a household toilet seat.

Even more scary: 4-star hotels had the largest concentration of CFU (604,116) on their stairwell handles, compared to 2 stars hotels (12,978 CFU), 3-star hotels (183 UFC) and Hotels 5 Stars (22,908 CFU). So do not think you are safe from germs simply because you stay in an amateur station.

Sorry, Junkies fitness, but you may want to pause your training routine when you are on vacation. Upon arrival, gymnasiums, saunas and jacuzzis are some of the dirtigh most dirtighlands.

"Wellness and spa centers could be the most dangerous places to visit the next time you are in a station or hotel," saidLina Velikova, MD. "Any hot, moist zone and many people is the perfect breeding ground for coronavirus contamination." And for more shocking facts about hotels, consult the17 horrible myths on the rooms of the hotel 100% true.

When you look at the hotel's amenities, we are sure that the last thing you check is air conditioning. But the quality of the indoor air is perhaps one of the most essential things to take into account during the pandemic.

"HotelHVAC systems can be a virus carrier, germs, bacteria, molds and other contaminants, "saysTony Abate, Vice President of OperationsATMOSAIR SOLUTIONS. "The problem becomes even greater in hotels where Windows can not open and that contaminated indoor air can not escape."

However, Abate says there is a solution. "Many hotels have added or are installing, IAQ bipolar iaquisse devices to their CVC systems," says Abate. "These devices attack and neutralize coronavirus and other contaminants in the air and on surfaces in hotels."

Consider how many times are you retrieving the remote control or the phone during your stay. We are betting it's quite often. It is therefore not surprising that these articles on your bedside table attract most germs, especially phones, which are kept directly to the mouths of customers. Although we hope these objects are being being beingdisinfected correctlyRather than quickly clean visits between visits, there remains a risky hypothesis at the time of Covid-19. Just to be sure they are immaculate, wipe them before each use.

Automatic distributors are sure to satisfy these night desires at night, but you have already wondered how many other gringed fingers have pressed their buttons? If housekeeping cleans hotel room every day, we doubt that theydisinfect Automatic distributors (and ice machines, on this subject) almost as often. Unfortunately, everyone does not have the same thingHygiene habits, then touch these machines could endanger you. And for more tips on how to stay healthy on the road, check the30 smart ways to avoid getting sick when traveling.