Housekeeping Bed Room

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• Stay over: The guest is not expected to check out today and will remain at least one additional night.
• Sleep-out: A guest is roll to the room, but the bed has not been used.
• Skipper: The guest has left the hotel without making arrangements to settle his or her account.
• Sleeper: The guest has documented his or her account and left the hotel, but the front office staffs have ineffective to properly update the room’s status.
• Sani-bin – Metal bin with a list kept in wash room for throwing of disposed of toilet rolls
• Single: A guest room bed intended for only one person. Indicates a single (1) bed.
• Safety stock level – The number of purchase unit that must always be on hand in case of emergencies, damages, delays in delivery and so on.
• Service directory – This is a brochure in which the services …show more content…

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• Updating: To transmit the most accurate status of rooms to the Front Office and Housekeeping terminals.
• Upholstery: Fabrics or linens used for furniture décor.
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•Vacuum cleaner: An equipment or machine that is used to clean floor, furniture or carpet etc.
• Valet: A person in the housekeeping section under laundry section who takes the guest linen or uniform and income back in time following washing. It also refers to personalize examination.
• Vitreous china: Materials from which toilet bowls, wash basins, commode are made.
• V.I.P: Abbreviation for Very Important Person who has been designed by Management for receiving special service.
• Vanity section – A unit enclose a wash basin and mirror, surrounded by flat section where soap, dental kits, saving kits, and tooth glasses are set aside.
• Vacant – The status of a room in which no guest has slept the earlier night and which is not yet engaged.
• Vacant and ready: The room has been clean and inspect and is ready for an arriving guest.

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