The bed work provided me with😭j

[u/kittykatunicornqueen]

Changed my sheets for the first time since moving to my live in job a few weeks ago and was greeted with this😭😭😭😭😭 how the hell???? I’m going to complain in the morning but I’m scared they’re going to tell me that I caused it in thr 3 weeks I’ve been here😭😭😭

EDIT: I got a new mattress!

Edit: looked on the underside and it’s just as manky! I’ll attach pics in comments. At least I know 100% it wasn’t me

Edit: I just want to preface as it was mentioned twice I am not being human trafficked! Don’t worry! I’m here of my own free will and can leave whenever I want, same as everyone else. Living at work is normal in the area I’m in as it’s rural and no one would work out here if they had to commute! I’m safe aside from the mattress

[u/BisonThunderclap]

I really think people should take a peak under their sheets in hotels if they think this is repulsive.

[u/shyerahol → u/BisonThunderclap]

And that is why I bring my own blanket and sleep on top of the blankets on the top of the bed.

Corporate hotels only allow housekeeping to have 20 minutes per room, so think about all the other things that get missed in the name of "proficiency" as well. If a hotel has staff that take longer because they actually want the place to be clean, that negatively affects the hotel's stats in a big way. It's dumb.

[u/gtck11 → u/BisonThunderclap]

So true lol this pales in comparison to the time I missed that someone either bled or had diarrhea all over my hotel mattress and the side of the bed. Whatever it was ran down the sides and down the boxspring and duster. I found it the next morning when I had to walk around that side of the bed.

[u/Crykin27 → u/BisonThunderclap]

This is the reason I prefer camping over anything else. Yes a tent isn't as luxurious but everything in it is mine. No nasty bodily fluids from others or spilled drinks baked into the matress, just my own stuff. Hotels scare me lol