For years, I’ve been wiping down the high-touch areas at hotels and always wearing slippers or socks to keep my feet clean. But since the rise in popularity of CleanTok, especially hotel room cleaning videos, my routine has greatly improved.
This blog post is all about the hotel cleaning kit for travel.
I love watching hotel room cleaning tutorials and tips, and my kit has grown a lot over the years. The fear of bed bugs or shower germs from the last guest just creeps me out.
To keep my sanity and help you and your family stay clean and safe, I’ve compiled a list of the best hotel cleaning kit items.
Whether you’re afraid of germs or just want that extra layer of cleanliness and peace of mind during your travels, this list will help you feel more comfortable in your home away from home.
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Travel Cleaning Kit for Hotel
- Protect your hands while cleaning.
- Spray on the corners of the bed and the floor to prevent bed bugs.
- For washing the glassware in the room.
4. Sponges
- Use with dish soap for cleaning glassware and surfaces.
- If you use the coffee maker, even for hot water, clean the machine first. Or pack your own travel electric tea kettle.
- Disinfect high-touch areas and surfaces.
- Convenient for quick wipe-downs of surfaces.
8. Scrubbing Bubbles Cleaning Wand
- For cleaning the shower and toilet.
- Use if you’re particularly concerned about bed cleanliness.
Extra Hotel Items to Pack for Health and Safety
1.Slippers
- To avoid touching the floors.
- For extra security.
3. Towels
- Lay a towel down on the floor and put your suitcase on it to avoid bed bugs. Also, stand on it to get dressed.
- Keep your dirty clothes separate and off the floor to avoid contamination.
Importance of Cleaning Your Hotel Room
Hotel cleaning staff often have only a few minutes to prepare rooms for the next guests. Due to time constraints and sometimes understaffing, they might only replace items that appear used, including bedding. This can mean that some areas of your room may not receive the thorough cleaning you might prefer.
Bringing a few cleaning supplies can provide peace of mind and make your stay more comfortable. While some may argue against cleaning while on vacation, it’s ultimately a personal choice. A quick wipe-down with Lysol wipes can be reassuring, ensuring your space is as clean as you’d like it to be. Remember, it’s about your comfort and peace of mind. No one is making you clean your hotel room; it’s simply an option for those who prefer it.
Places to Clean in Your Hotel Room
- High-Touch Areas
- Light switches, door handles, phone, and remote.
- Bathroom
- The toilet, around the toilet, and the shower floor.
- Surfaces
- Counter and desk.
- Couch
- Spray it down with a disinfectant spray and cover with towels or extra bedding.
- Bed and Floor
- Use bed bug spray on the corners of the bed and the floor.
- Drawers
- Clean inside the drawers if you plan to unpack your clothes.
How to Organize Your Cleaning Products in Your Suitcase
- Separate Storage Bag
- Pack a separate storage bag for your cleaning items.
- Avoid Accidents
- Since there are chemicals that could stain or bleach your clothes, you want to avoid any accidents. Pack them in a separate clear bag. It’s okay to keep them in your suitcase.
What To Pack To Clean A Hotel Room?
Feeling clean and comfortable when you travel is important, and having a hotel travel cleaning kit can make a huge difference. By packing items like nitrile disposable gloves, anti-bed bug spray, dish soap, and Clorox wipes, you can ensure your hotel room is as sanitary as possible. Don’t forget extra hotel items like slippers and door locks to enhance your safety and hygiene.
Taking these extra steps may seem like a hassle, but it’s worth it for the added comfort and cleanliness. I hope these tips help you feel better about your next trip. If there’s anything I missed or if you have extra items you like to pack, let me know. Happy travels!
XOXO,
Julia
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