Did You Know That Their Hotels Consumption As Much As A Town?
Did you know that city hotels consume as much food as a town?
For your information, an average of 5.7 tons of white cheese, 1.5 tons of salami and 3.1 tons of black olives are consumed annually in a 5-star hotel with 300 rooms. Hotels are mostly known for their accommodation and meeting room services. But these are only some of them. For example, our answer to the questions "how many toothpicks, how many kilos of salt, how many liters of water are consumed in hotels per month?" will be much lower than the actual figures.
Average per year in a typical 5-star hotel with 300 rooms:
- 3720 kilos of butter
- 134,460 small bottled water
- 90,000 toothpicks,
Salt consumption if - 1.5 tons
- 5.7 tons of white cheese
- 4.3 tons of cheddar cheese
- 1.5 tons of salami
- 1.6 tons of sausages
- 3.1 tons of black olives
- 1.6 tons of green olives
On the other hand, the amount of cleaning agents used is seriously shocking...
An average boutique hotel's annual detergent consumption is approximately 1100 kilos.
- 250 kilos of fabric softener,
- 330 liters of soap consumption...
When it comes to laundry;
- 120 tons of laundry are washed per month. If it is too much, let's remember our sheets that we want to be changed every day.
Let's talk about expenses..
- 250 thousand in total for cleaning materials,
- 26k for soap,
- 1500 lira is spent for toothpicks.
Annual egg consumption is almost equal to the consumption of a medium-sized town. Because the customers consume it in the morning, in addition to consuming fried eggs, soft-boiled eggs and omelettes, as well as using them in cakes, pastries and dishes, the annual egg consumption of hotels varies between 200-250 thousand units.
In short, with the logic of "We go once a year", "We paid a lot of money, let's spend it to the fullest", eating wildly and demanding to change the sheets every day, which we do not change even once a month, may seem like small things, but they can make us insensitive as humans.
To travel is to live, so live long.