The Details I Notice In Hotel Bathrooms

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[@whydidtheychangemyname]

I don't know why this was in my recommended tab, and I don't know why I clicked on it, but I got a surprising amount of enjoyment from this video.

[@uncleriktovan]

New bathroom review dropped.

[@thomaslgrice]

It's interesting what you see when you keep your eyes open. I was staying in a Hampton Inn Times Square and realized that the toilets were very efficiently clearing with one flush. When I got home, I ordered a pair of Kohler Highlines and had them installed. Pros include a rebate from my county's water department for installing a low flow WC and the stock toilet seat which after 22 years shows no wear. What is it with these HD specials that wear out in 10 years or less? The only con is having to get an auger since the rectangular shape of the bowl exit does not accommodate a round plunger. My background is in hotel and facility management. (DMMDestroyer: Spectrum may also come into play here, as well.) Oh, and we also got the tall model which have been very helpful while recovering from surgeries.

[@DMMDestroyer]

I notice these things as well (without the specific names but patterns and features), but it is because I'm on the Spectrum vs being part of the industry 😂 Nice review, the video has been launched out there by the Algo.

[@BeRad117]

Okay, this had no business being interesting!

[@jawms]

Wait, ceramic isn't floor rated?? Why are all these floor tiles labelled as "ceramic tiles"? Is this a commercial thing?

[@brettvogel8418]

Jesus. How much does a night cost there?

[@RemodelMedia]

With parking and tax it was $217.52

[@Ichabod_Jericho]

Weird flex but ok boomer