BTW--Everything here applies to hospitals too, except for the glasses (I think). I know they disinfect obvious things, but I've spent a lot of boring time in hospital rooms, and have done my share of snooping underneath tray tables, the backside of remotes, the keypads of telephones, the underside of chair arms and bed rails, the crevices of recliner chairs, the mechanisms of same, the underside of toilet handles and faucets, and I KNOW that those areas are forgotten by the cleaning people.
Stuff can be bad enough to have to scrape off and that includes blood, and who knows what else, if you want to be grossed out.
Bring sanitizer with you when you are in the hospital, use it on yourself, and wipe off any surfaces with it. Put down barriers on anything you lay your toothbrush on. etc, and try not to touch the underside of things. Use a sheet of toilet paper to touch the toilet handle with and the faucets too.
There is a good reason why hospital borne diseases are on the increase.
Just because they wet mop the floor, doesn't mean they detail things often, if ever.
