Sucky Customers leave Sucky things behind (Kind of long)

[HouseKeepingFairy]

Little background I work house keeping at a little family owned place that is open summers only.

These are yesterdays stories.

Bathtub Child:
This room normally has children and I hate it with a passion because of it. They had left toys from there children every where while they went out to do something fun with the family and left a note saying not to touch there precious children's stuff. Alright fine I can understand that but if I can't touch it I can't make your bed so that was left undone. I get into the bathroom and apparently there child had taken a s**t in the tube. Ok this is not acceptable if your child does this for the love of all that is holy please clean it up.

Dipper Child:
I went into this room dreading it because if had a child and I had just finished with the other room with children. To my surprise the room was fairly clean and just needed to be tidied a little and I was in a much better mood. Then I went into the bathroom and in the toilet was a dirty diaper that was just nasty. That made me angry the trash can is no more then 2 feet from the toilet and they threw it in the toilet clogging it and making a mess all on its own.

[Amina516]

Who the hell throws a diaper in a freaking TOILET?! Thats infuriating.

[BowserKoopa1]

Why should they clean up after themselves when they know that you are getting paid to do your job? Of course they are gonna make as big a mess as possible, because hey they aren't the ones who have to do the job, you are. So they're gonna be asses about it and do disgusting things that they normally would not dare to do in their own house because you don't have to clean up their house, just their hotel room.
Customers are inconsiderate asses, plain and simple. If they can make our jobs harder in some way, shape, or form, they'll do it. to customerssuck.com btw

[HouseKeepingFairy]

If it wasn't my first job dealing with customers I probably would have quit months ago. they both left today leaving an even bigger mess and no tip because why the hell not. They both then had the gull to complain to my boss saying I had forgotten things that I hadn't and she knew it and blew them off.

[HouseKeepingFairy]

Who the hell throws a diaper in a freaking TOILET?! Thats infuriating.

It isn't the worst thing I have found in pluming. the razor stuck in a drain pipe that my skinny fingers had to be used unloved to get takes the cake. Matted hair and all attached to it. I loathe bachelor parties.

[EricKei]

Who the hell throws a diaper in a freaking TOILET?!

Waaaay too many people toss things into the magical disappearing container that they don't want to smell/otherwise deal with.

HKF: Yuck...As for making you reach down drains...? Prooobably not legal unless you're either a plumber (with tools) or HAZMAT trained.

In any case, Welcome to CS!

[BroSCFischer]

Perhaps these parents watched too many cartoons as children, a did not learn that, in fact, the diaper does NOT go down the hole.

<Points for reference>

SC

[Not Lillith]

ooh, I feel for you. Ick.

Top 3 worst things when I was a maid:

3. Kids wetting the bed
2. Whipped cream (at least I hope that is what it was) all over the wood panneling (and wtf? who designs a hotel room with wood panneling?)
1. High School Prom night. Seriously. The entire ceiling was covered in wetted down toilet paper balls.

[flyingturtle]

It isn't the worst thing I have found in pluming. the razor stuck in a drain pipe that my skinny fingers had to be used unloved to get takes the cake. Matted hair and all attached to it. I loathe bachelor parties.

Eeeeek!

[bunnyboy]

Perhaps these parents watched too many cartoons as children, a did not learn that, in fact, the diaper does NOT go down the hole.

<Points for reference>

SC

The SC goes down the hooooooooole.

I will never forget TTA.

As for The thread, makes me glad that our restroom at work is Employees Only.

People do crap in places that aren't their home they wouldn't dream of doing where they live.

[Not Lillith]

kinda like how people drive rental cars.

[Racket_Man]

Perhaps these parents watched too many cartoons as children, a did not learn that, in fact, the diaper does NOT go down the hole.

<Points for reference>

SC

Young Plucky Duck: The Potty Years as seen here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VtPgEjETeVw

or you could go with Minister Golf : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S4-qMzP_Lb4

[BroSCFischer]

The SC goes down the hooooooooole.

I will never forget TTA.

Points for you!

Young Plucky Duck

And you RM, since you were more specific.

Also, since "The Potty Years" actually has "Diaper go down the hole", that's the more topical choice.

SC

[HouseKeepingFairy]

Waaaay too many people toss things into the magical disappearing container that they don't want to smell/otherwise deal with.

HKF: Yuck...As for making you reach down drains...? Prooobably not legal unless you're either a plumber (with tools) or HAZMAT trained.

In any case, Welcome to CS!

I know what you mean its just the diaper and the pads that bother me.

The drain thing happened at a previous job on my first day, I loved the people I worked with and it was a nice family business but there were lots of problems.

ooh, I feel for you. Ick.

Top 3 worst things when I was a maid:

3. Kids wetting the bed
2. Whipped cream (at least I hope that is what it was) all over the wood panneling (and wtf? who designs a hotel room with wood panneling?)
1. High School Prom night. Seriously. The entire ceiling was covered in wetted down toilet paper balls.

I think the top three things was

3. Spoiled guacamole gowned into the carpet.
2.Blood room where someone apparently had started bleeding from somewhere and left there blood all over the room.
1.Bachelor party, first day doing the maid thing there were condoms everywhere, the razor in the drain, a thong with liquid on it left in the toilet, as well as a tooth and blood on one of the bathroom doors.

The SC goes down the hooooooooole.

I will never forget TTA.

As for The thread, makes me glad that our restroom at work is Employees Only.

People do crap in places that aren't their home they wouldn't dream of doing where they live.

Welcome to house keeping, they believe because they rented a room they can do anything they want in there.

[Merriweather]

Unbelievable - well, not really, I do believe it, just wow, can't wrap my head around people who act like that.

Me, I think housekeeping's job is to do the things I can't at a hotel - vacuum the floor, dust a bit, wipe down the bathroom, empty trash cans, change the beds, & take away used towels & leave fresh ones. They aren't there to wipe up anything I spill, throw my litter into the trash can from wherever else it might be, pick up things off the floor, or in any way clean up my messes. Should I accidently make a mess I can't easily clean up, I will ask at the desk for something to clean it up with before housekeeping comes. Cause, you know, cleaning up after myself is MY job, not theirs.

And the same applies to office cleaners - they're there to empty my trash can, dust my desk, and vacuum my floor, not to clean up my messes. I will never forget one group of so-called adult women at one office I worked in, one of their little clique was getting married, so the others decided to sort of give her a mini-shower - gave her gifts, had some balloons there, then proceeded to cover the entire cubicle with silly-string, that can spray stuff. And of course left it for the night cleaners to deal with (these were not silly, barely out of their teens, either, these were professional women in their 30's). And instead of doing anything to reprimand them, the bosses just issued a ban on silly-string in the office, like it was something everyone was doing.