After years working in hotel housekeeping, I learned that some hotels don’t always replace shampoo or conditioner bottles if they appear unused. Once, a tired mother noticed a partially empty bottle and asked for a fresh one. I brought her sealed replacements, and her relief stuck with me. From then on, I always replaced toiletries, because guests deserve to know the items in their room are fresh. And if you’re ever unsure, don’t hesitate to ask for a new one. READ MORE BELOW
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