Massage Parlor Reports

[Grimmy23]

I'm glad your shop is in LA. Maybe that's how you guys operate up there. That's f'up that you are admitting your shop don't regularly wash the sheets because "you just can't possibly keep up with the laundry. ".

The AMPs that I go to here (in San Diego) have 5-6 girls working at any given day and they rotate doing laundry all day. Pre COVID these spas had 8-10 girls working each day so they do keep up with their laundry. I've seen their break rooms and they have the washer / dryer running all day. They also have a back stock of sheets in their storage rooms and stocked sheets in the massage rooms and replaces them after each customer. I've seen them replace the sheets every time I am getting dressed after my sessions.

Are there shops that don't switch out their sheets after each customer, probably. That's why I don't go to shops with 2 girls working in them, because they might not be able to keep up with their laundry if they are a busy spa.

Oh my shop changes out everything. We are a fully legit therapeutic massage establishment with 8 rooms and we go through about 1000 sheets a week. There's literally no way us or any other spa this size can do that much laundry. Like I said, you can wash about 6 sheets at a time in a normal washing machine. Do the math, it just doesn't add up. Even with 5 girls rotating doing laundry you can't make the machine go any faster. Maybe they have someone doing laundry for them offsite. Yeah there are no doubt some AMPs that are cleaner than other and actually use fresh sheets for every guest, but I wouldn't put it past a lot of them to simply move dirty sheets from one room to another to give the illusion of changing.

So let's look at your AMP with 5 girls working. My spa has 5 CMTs and 1-2 estheticians working at any given time, so it's comparable in size. We go through 1000 sheets in a week. AMPs obviously don't use a top sheet, so they would go through 500. Thats roughly 12 loads of laundry a day just for sheets, and you haven't done towels yet. It just isn't possible unless you have some of it done offsite, which I would guess some of the better shops are doing. What I'm saying is that many, and likely the vast majority, aren't doing that.

Its not a matter of how many girls are working. More girls means more laundry. You cant make the machine run any faster. I have 2 washing machines that run all day long and that’s just towels.

[RChangDatyKing]

But I think you'd find that 99% of AMPs don't properly change out linens. Why? I'll tell you. I own and operate a legit spa, and you just can't possibly keep up with the laundry. You'd be amazed how fast it all piles up. You can only wash about 6 sheets at a time in any conventional washing machine. Most spas, and certainly MPs, have more than 6 people an hour going through, so you just cant stay on top of it. Then you have drying and folding them which is a gigantic pain in the ass that takes a lot of time and labor. And that's just sheets. You still have to deal with towels and other miscellaneous stuff. Unless you have a full blown laundry room with at least 2 commercial washers and a full time person or two just doing laundry, you can't keep up. And I guarantee you no AMP has that. Most non-hotel spas use linen service, basically hospital sheets that are delivered by a big truck once or twice a week. Even that gets unwieldy. It's expensive and the soiled ones pile up and take up a ton of space. Every week you get a big ass bundle of clean sheets delivered, usually shrink wrapped in stacks of 25.

It's gross, but you can pretty much bet that you're not laying on clean sheets at any of these places the majority of the time.

I'm glad your shop is in LA. Maybe that's how you guys operate up there. That's f'up that you are admitting your shop don't regularly wash the sheets because "you just can't possibly keep up with the laundry. ".

The AMPs that I go to here (in San Diego) have 5-6 girls working at any given day and they rotate doing laundry all day. Pre COVID these spas had 8-10 girls working each day so they do keep up with their laundry. I've seen their break rooms and they have the washer / dryer running all day. They also have a back stock of sheets in their storage rooms and stocked sheets in the massage rooms and replaces them after each customer. I've seen them replace the sheets every time I am getting dressed after my sessions.

Are there shops that don't switch out their sheets after each customer, probably. That's why I don't go to shops with 2 girls working in them, because they might not be able to keep up with their laundry if they are a busy spa.

[Grimmy23]

Stopped by Happy Land on wed for a rub. Led to the room and before I got on the bed I noticed the paper towel in the face hole looked wrinkled and creased, so I tossed it and grab another one from the basket. The session was similar to others experiences with options offered -- solid massage with the handy. As I was getting dressed I noticed the towel in the center of the bed was the only thing changed and she took the paper towel I just used, folded it and put it back in the basket with the "new" prefolded paper towels. SMH. Safe to say they aren't changing sheets between sessions and reusing things they shouldn't. I had the last appt of the day so those same sheets were likely kept into the following day. I now have a rash on my stomach and what appears to be a ringworm on my thigh. Make sure you have these ladies change the sheets in front of you and that your supplies are fresh! Freakin gross.

But I think you'd find that 99% of AMPs don't properly change out linens. Why? I'll tell you. I own and operate a legit spa, and you just can't possibly keep up with the laundry. You'd be amazed how fast it all piles up. You can only wash about 6 sheets at a time in any conventional washing machine. Most spas, and certainly MPs, have more than 6 people an hour going through, so you just can’t stay on top of it. Then you have drying and folding them which is a gigantic pain in the ass that takes a lot of time and labor. And that's just sheets. You still have to deal with towels and other miscellaneous stuff. Unless you have a full blown laundry room with at least 2 commercial washers and a full time person or two just doing laundry, you can't keep up. And I guarantee you no AMP has that. Most non-hotel spas use linen service, basically hospital sheets that are delivered by a big truck once or twice a week. Even that gets unwieldy. It's expensive and the soiled ones pile up and take up a ton of space. Every week you get a big ass bundle of clean sheets delivered, usually shrink wrapped in stacks of 25.

It's gross, but you can pretty much bet that you're not laying on clean sheets at any of these places the majority of the time.

[MPPro]

So was in the mood for trying some new locations and was in the mission gorge rd area. Zs massage is well known but decided to stop in to JW Spa. Go in early and was able to see Chloe, . She is smoking hot Viet 25. She would only do 1/2 hr session but I wasn't there for massage. Got in room and she came in right behind no time to undress it was strictly business. No attempt at any massage she proceeded with a decent CBJ which led to a K9 than finish to mish. Didn't last long and didn't get my thirty minutes LOL. She straight up asked for $$ at end of session and after a back and forth settled on $. 4 . If you are looking for a hot non Chinese I would check her out. However she is pricey and all business no attempt at massage or GFE. Not sure would repeat but wanted to at least try some place other than Zs in the area.

[MPPro]

Has anyone visited Melissa Karin or Kerry DD recently? Any extras available?

Try positing this in the independent section this area for parlors.

[JoeMahma]

Has anyone visited Melissa Karin or Kerry DD recently? Any extras available?

[MPPro]

I've never met a Japanese spa owner either in my many years of going to the AMPs.

My masseuse told me she was Japanese.

A long time ago in CV there was a place called Kiku spa that was a Japanese / Korean owner the closest I have ever never to a non Chinese AMP.

[BlueSkyBlue]

One of my favourite providers that I was absolutely stupid over told me she was Thai the first time we met.

Having been to Thailand many times I am mediately started speaking to her in Thai language and I just got a confused look and we both started laughing because she knew I caught her bullshitting me red-handed.

Absolutely lovely girl I adored her and saw her repeatedly but it was just funny that she thought it would help business if she came across there's some thing other than Chinese.

In the bay area there is a provider I've Seen several times who is half Japanese and a half Taiwanese, Older gal, very white skin smooth and soft has one of the largest clits I've ever seen (yes asshole it's not a dick) she just has a very large clitoris. She owns two houses in Japan, she showed me pictures one time.

Given the small percentage of Japanese immigrants compared to Chinese immigrants, simple statistics word dictate that the number of Japanese providers here in the US Compared to Chinese is pretty low. You're just more likely to run into a Chinese providers.

I've never met a Japanese spa owner either in my many years of going to the AMPs.

My masseuse told me she was Japanese.

[RChangDatyKing]

First of all, I have NOT been to that place so I can't verify.

Speaking from experience tho - I have personally never met anyone who is a real "Japanese Spa owner." Most of them are from Mainland China. Some are Koreans.

I have been told that they were "Japanese," on multiple occasions. Sucks for them - I used to work in Japan. So I immediately switched to speaking Japanese to them! Panic, they told me they were Chinese (or Korean.) lol, what a joke.

I've never met a Japanese spa owner either in my many years of going to the AMPs.

My masseuse told me she was Japanese.

[WhoWantsToKnow]

First of all, I have NOT been to that place so I can't verify.

Speaking from experience tho - I have personally never met anyone who is a real "Japanese Spa owner." Most of them are from Mainland China. Some are Koreans.

I have been told that they were "Japanese," on multiple occasions. Sucks for them - I used to work in Japan. So I immediately switched to speaking Japanese to them! Panic, they told me they were Chinese (or Korean.) lol, what a joke.

Probably due to covid prejudice they won't admit to being from the Land of the 'Rona.

[KingBaby]

Yes, the spa is Chinese owned but she told me she was Japanese. Many spas now has girls from different countries working at their spas. Just like Sakura Massage has 2 Thai girls and a Filipina.

First of all, I have NOT been to that place so I can't verify.

Speaking from experience tho - I have personally never met anyone who is a real "Japanese Spa owner." Most of them are from Mainland China. Some are Koreans.

I have been told that they were "Japanese," on multiple occasions. Sucks for them - I used to work in Japan. So I immediately switched to speaking Japanese to them! Panic, they told me they were Chinese (or Korean.) lol, what a joke.

[Ryan1979]

Yes, the spa is Chinese owned but she told me she was Japanese. Many spas now has girls from different countries working at their spas. Just like Sakura Massage has 2 Thai girls and a Filipina.

You're talking about Yokali at MRC. She's mixed Japanese and Chinese and fluent in both languages. Total sweetheart.

[VinDrake]

Stopped by Happy Land on wed for a rub. Led to the room and before I got on the bed I noticed the paper towel in the face hole looked wrinkled and creased, so I tossed it and grab another one from the basket. The session was similar to others experiences with options offered -- solid massage with the handy. As I was getting dressed I noticed the towel in the center of the bed was the only thing changed and she took the paper towel I just used, folded it and put it back in the basket with the "new" prefolded paper towels. SMH. Safe to say they aren't changing sheets between sessions and reusing things they shouldn't. I had the last appt of the day so those same sheets were likely kept into the following day. I now have a rash on my stomach and what appears to be a ringworm on my thigh. Make sure you have these ladies change the sheets in front of you and that your supplies are fresh! Freakin gross.

[RChangDatyKing]

Just out of curiosity, how did you know she was Japanese?

I've been lurking this forum for a while and I remember reading somewhere that MRC had Japanese workers which I honestly find hard to believe since MRC and Lusk seems to be 100% Chinese owned and operated. I remember speaking with whom I believe is one of the owners on the phone and she had a thick accent. I've been to mainland China and I've encountered similar accents there.

Yes, the spa is Chinese owned but she told me she was Japanese. Many spas now has girls from different countries working at their spas. Just like Sakura Massage has 2 Thai girls and a Filipina.

[Malencho]

Went to the place on CMB again this week, and asked for my / our usual favorite CeeCee. . 6 at the counter and lead back to the room.

I get ready, and a lady walks in to start the massage. "You're not CeeCee". "oh not you want her? Second lady comes back also not CeeCee. I stand up and ask if my requested provider is free. "no- she busy".

I dress and politely let them know that when I request CeeCee I would like to be massaged by CeeCee or be told she's not available. Neither girl who came in made me want to stay, so I told them I'd call and make an appointment in the future.

So. Those of you going to see CeeCee here, and not getting the services we talk about. You know why. And also. Her name actually isn't CeeCee as I learned when I did go back this week for her usual wonderful massage techniques!

Enjoy.

JaR.

I've had the same experience. Now, I always call ahead to make sure she is available and set a timeframe to make sure she will be there. She is very popular, so she is 75 percent of the time always busy.