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Has anybody seen them sanitizing the business? Or just sitting around and waiting for their next customer? Your head cover clean or turned inside out? Your sheets with no wrinkle marks as they sleep on those massage tables (cc) in aiea pin Thais place is super clean and spacious and maybe you might get the right girl.
[QUOTE=JailBirdy;4703036]Has anybody seen them sanitizing the business? Or just sitting around and waiting for their next customer? Your head cover clean or turned inside out? Your sheets with no wrinkle marks as they sleep on those massage tables (cc) in aiea pin Thais place is super clean and spacious and maybe you might get the right girl.[/QUOTE]I agree with JailBirdy, hope the gals sanitize the tables, showers, and clean the sheets often than usual. Hono1.
[QUOTE=Honolulu1;4703706]I agree with JailBirdy, hope the gals sanitize the tables, showers, and clean the sheets often than usual. Hono1.[/QUOTE]Check the face pillow area.
I have seen it discolored before.
One time it was damp but they said it came from dryer.
Once the whole pillow smelled like bad breath.
But they change it.
I never seen a steel bar in face area.
[QUOTE=Tsunami808;4703855]Check the face pillow area.
I have seen it discolored before.
One time it was damp but they said it came from dryer.
Once the whole pillow smelled like bad breath.
But they change it.
I never seen a steel bar in face area.[/QUOTE]This virus thang changes how us guys walk in to these massage places, now we are asking therapists questions about cleanliness, sanitation, sheets, shower cleaned, towels cleaned, etc. Heads up Girls, you want returning customers, keep your place and teach all your girls to tidy place up, clean and sanitize, change all sheets and showers. It benefits everyone cause imagine one guy going be on the news and you hear he may have caught virus at a massage place, that's fucked up. Massage businesses going to really plummet or force to close. Please girls, you want us guys to come back to spend more money, keep your places clean and sanitized. Just saying. Hono1.
[QUOTE=Honolulu1;4705388]This virus thang changes how us guys walk in to these massage places, now we are asking therapists questions about cleanliness, sanitation, sheets, shower cleaned, towels cleaned, etc. Heads up Girls, you want returning customers, keep your place and teach all your girls to tidy place up, clean and sanitize, change all sheets and showers. It benefits everyone cause imagine one guy going be on the news and you hear he may have caught virus at a massage place, that's fucked up. Massage businesses going to really plummet or force to close. Please girls, you want us guys to come back to spend more money, keep your places clean and sanitized. Just saying. Hono1.[/QUOTE]I'll bet they will all SAY they clean and change linens but the fact of the matter is that most of the Chinese and Thai places are that the worst at cleanliness and hygiene that I've experienced. There may be exceptions but I wouldn't believe anyone unless I experienced it myself (although I stopped going because of the crap service, LOL.) I mean seriously, they can't even brush their teeth or rinse their mouth with mouthwash you think they are going to sanitize a massage table / bed or bathroom much less the whole place? How clean are the showers you've used in these establishments? That said, although I'm not a fan / lvb, Junko / Jennifers place is very clean from what I've experienced.
[QUOTE=Tsunami808;4703855]Check the face pillow area.
I have seen it discolored before.
One time it was damp but they said it came from dryer.
Once the whole pillow smelled like bad breath.
But they change it.
I never seen a steel bar in face area.[/QUOTE]Well there's typically a face cover for the pillow. Can't really wash them nor would it be efficient to constantly change them. The dampness probably did come from the dryer, but you know them they have such huge loads the dryer sensor probably didn't detect it. I can speak that from personal experience. They still should change out the linen though when pointed out. If lot of these things are making creating phobias for people, a whole new light will be shed if they think about how hotels, hospital, doctors offices, airlines, etc take care of things. Not much difference. The Chinese places, yeah I wouldn't be as trusting. Hell some of them don't even have licenses to operate as a massage business.
[QUOTE=Blade82;4706239]Well there's typically a face cover for the pillow. Can't really wash them nor would it be efficient to constantly change them. The dampness probably did come from the dryer, but you know them they have such huge loads the dryer sensor probably didn't detect it. I can speak that from personal experience. They still should change out the linen though when pointed out. If lot of these things are making creating phobias for people, a whole new light will be shed if they think about how hotels, hospital, doctors offices, airlines, etc take care of things. Not much difference. The Chinese places, yeah I wouldn't be as trusting. Hell some of them don't even have licenses to operate as a massage business.[/QUOTE]You got that correct and to the point there blade82. Massages can wait, the virus you can't.
[QUOTE=Museki;4705445]I'll bet they will all SAY they clean and change linens but the fact of the matter is that most of the Chinese and Thai places are that the worst at cleanliness and hygiene that I've experienced. There may be exceptions but I wouldn't believe anyone unless I experienced it myself (although I stopped going because of the crap service, LOL.) I mean seriously, they can't even brush their teeth or rinse their mouth with mouthwash you think they are going to sanitize a massage table / bed or bathroom much less the whole place? How clean are the showers you've used in these establishments? That said, although I'm not a fan / lvb, Junko / Jennifers place is very clean from what I've experienced.[/QUOTE]You tell the truth 200% like how it goes, really great news to hear and post museki.
[QUOTE=Honolulu1;4705388]This virus thang changes how us guys walk in to these massage places, now we are asking therapists questions about cleanliness, sanitation, sheets, shower cleaned, towels cleaned, etc. Heads up Girls, you want returning customers, keep your place and teach all your girls to tidy place up, clean and sanitize, change all sheets and showers. It benefits everyone cause imagine one guy going be on the news and you hear he may have caught virus at a massage place, that's fucked up. Massage businesses going to really plummet or force to close. Please girls, you want us guys to come back to spend more money, keep your places clean and sanitized. Just saying. Hono1.[/QUOTE]Another great and truthful post.
[QUOTE=Museki;4705445]I'll bet they will all SAY they clean and change linens but the fact of the matter is that most of the Chinese and Thai places are that the worst at cleanliness and hygiene that I've experienced. There may be exceptions but I wouldn't believe anyone unless I experienced it myself (although I stopped going because of the crap service, LOL.) I mean seriously, they can't even brush their teeth or rinse their mouth with mouthwash you think they are going to sanitize a massage table / bed or bathroom much less the whole place? How clean are the showers you've used in these establishments? That said, although I'm not a fan / lvb, Junko / Jennifers place is very clean from what I've experienced.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Blade82;4706239]Well there's typically a face cover for the pillow. Can't really wash them nor would it be efficient to constantly change them. The dampness probably did come from the dryer, but you know them they have such huge loads the dryer sensor probably didn't detect it. I can speak that from personal experience. They still should change out the linen though when pointed out. If lot of these things are making creating phobias for people, a whole new light will be shed if they think about how hotels, hospital, doctors offices, airlines, etc take care of things. Not much difference. The Chinese places, yeah I wouldn't be as trusting. Hell some of them don't even have licenses to operate as a massage business.[/QUOTE]Bruddahs, as I've seen it, unless the Massage Table headrest and tabletop cover and sheets are changed after "each" customer, that is probably one major way of preventing cross contamination from prior customers breathing, saliva drools from sleeping customers or from sneezes or coughs while customers head is facing down on headrest. Not to mention the humid bathroom showers and tubs where a helpful spraying of Lysol "might" rid of any germs & or viruses in those areas between customers. I personally don't feel like taking any chances while the State have many businesses on lock down while we hunker down during this lock down period to let any potential infections to carry through its course per each infected individual (s) while trying to reduce further infections by social distance measures. Unless you're a younger then 50 yo healthy as a horse without any preexisting cardiovascular, respiratory, etc, problems, I for myself would fair on side of caution due to unseen and uncontrollable variables and conditions out of my control. Better to be safe then sorry. If in doubt, check with your personal physician IMHO. Be well and be safe everyone!
[QUOTE=Omelette;4709877]Bruddahs, as I've seen it, unless the Massage Table headrest and tabletop cover and sheets are changed after "each" customer, that is probably one major way of preventing cross contamination from prior customers breathing, saliva drools from sleeping customers or from sneezes or coughs while customers head is facing down on headrest. Not to mention the humid bathroom showers and tubs where a helpful spraying of Lysol "might" rid of any germs & or viruses in those areas between customers. I personally don't feel like taking any chances while the State have many businesses on lock down while we hunker down during this lock down period to let any potential infections to carry through its course per each infected individual (s) while trying to reduce further infections by social distance measures. Unless you're a younger then 50 yo healthy as a horse without any preexisting cardiovascular, respiratory, etc, problems, I for myself would fair on side of caution due to unseen and uncontrollable variables and conditions out of my control. Better to be safe then sorry. If in doubt, check with your personal physician IMHO. Be well and be safe everyone![/QUOTE]Your post is to the point! Taking chances and see what can happen? Its your mentality?
[QUOTE=Omelette;4709877]Bruddahs, as I've seen it, unless the Massage Table headrest and tabletop cover and sheets are changed after "each" customer, that is probably one major way of preventing cross contamination from prior customers breathing, saliva drools from sleeping customers or from sneezes or coughs while customers head is facing down on headrest. Not to mention the humid bathroom showers and tubs where a helpful spraying of Lysol "might" rid of any germs & or viruses in those areas between customers. I personally don't feel like taking any chances while the State have many businesses on lock down while we hunker down during this lock down period to let any potential infections to carry through its course per each infected individual (s) while trying to reduce further infections by social distance measures. Unless you're a younger then 50 yo healthy as a horse without any preexisting cardiovascular, respiratory, etc, problems, I for myself would fair on side of caution due to unseen and uncontrollable variables and conditions out of my control. Better to be safe then sorry. If in doubt, check with your personal physician IMHO. Be well and be safe everyone![/QUOTE]I notice a lot of guys saying keeps these places clean but it doesn't really matter if the place is clean if someone goes into these places that is affected and passes it on to any MT that person could catch it no matter how clean the place is that is why a lot of place are closing so people can't pass it to others. Its really about personal contact not how clean the place is. Example the place can be as dirty as can be like Misty's for example that place didn't have the Coronavirus but if someone has it and goes into the place he passes on to one or more of the girls there and that's more like how your going to get it.
[QUOTE=DaViper;4710498]I notice a lot of guys saying keeps these places clean but it doesn't really matter if the place is clean if someone goes into these places that is affected and passes it on to any MT that person could catch it no matter how clean the place is that is why a lot of place are closing so people can't pass it to others. Its really about personal contact not how clean the place is. Example the place can be as dirty as can be like Misty's for example that place didn't have the Coronavirus but if someone has it and goes into the place he passes on to one or more of the girls there and that's more like how your going to get it.[/QUOTE]What's bad about going to these places for now is I went to see Nidnoi Yesterday and she was telling me she scared to catch the virus but her and a lot of the girls need to make $$ so they just have to hope Customers don't bring in the Virus.
Businesses should close shop like closing down century center till maybe April or may or June? The money you make will pay for your stay in the hospital. Going to work or not going to work is a case of losing both ways. Your choice, pick one.