Economizing On Cleaning Is Costing You Money. Trying to save money by cutting a few corners here and thereon housekeeping, waiting until you absolutely have to replace the linens (“It’s just a small stain after all”) is costing you more money than you realize.

Cleaning the rooms – one of the most basic jobs you do in your property, it’s something your housekeeping staff do hundreds of times a year.

To get the optimal use out of your mattresses, start paying attention to them after you’ve had them for three years. Never keep them past ten years. Beyond that, replace them when they need it.

The time to get your property shipshape for busy season is now, not after the first rush of guests have arrived.

We’re assuming you vacuum regularly. For hotels, motels, any properties, vacuuming daily is the minimum. But it’s not all you should be doing to take care of your carpets.

Survey after survey, of both hotel guests and property managers, find that guests basically want the same things, whether they’re staying at a humble backpackers, a B ‘n’ B, chain hotel, specialty property or pricier accommodations.

Inexpensive air travel is, on balance, a Very Good Thing. But there are a few negative side effects, and one of them is the spread of bedbugs around the world.

How many bars of soap does your property dispose of daily? Could that soap be saving lives somewhere in the world?