Why do thai workers shut the door when cleaning the bathroom?

[bbabythai]

My wife employs staff for her business. I notice that when they clean the toilet they always close the door. Why do they do this? Do they need privacy?

 

When staying in a hotel I generally have the room cleaned whilst Im there- maybe I am so busy surfing the net etc. Just noticed this morning that the cleaner shut the door when taking the cleaning stuff in the bathroom (shower and toilet).

 

I dont understand the reason behind this closed door policy. Any insights are welcome.

[Matzzon]

I would say it´s not a big deal. I wouldn´t bother about it so much. Stay surfing!

[johng]

53 minutes ago, bbabythai said:

shut the door when taking the cleaning stuff in the bathroom

Maybe they think you will not like the smell of the cleaning chemicals ?

[scottiejohn]

55 minutes ago, bbabythai said:

I dont understand the reason behind this closed door policy. Any insights are welcome.

Why does this warrant it's own topic?

[Crossy]

So they can clean behind the door perhaps.

[CharlieH]

A closed door signifies "occupied"(generally) which it clearly is whilst shes cleaning it.

[GeorgeCross]

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Why do thai workers shut the door when cleaning the bathroom?

 

more importantly, why do they mop round the urinals while i'm having a wazz?

 

 

[Crossy]

1 minute ago, GeorgeCross said:

more importantly, why do they mop round the urinals while i'm having a wazz?

 

In case you have poor aim!

 

Having got over the shock of being mopped-around by the lady cleaner (Korea), I nearly lost it and peed down my leg when the (male) attendant started giving me a neck rub (Philippines).

 

[CharlieH]

1 minute ago, Crossy said:

 

In case you have poor aim!

 

Having got over the shock of being mopped-around by the lady cleaner (Korea), I nearly lost it and peed down my leg when the (male) attendant started giving me a neck rub (Philippines).

 

rubbing the neck of what ?????????????

[Gweiloman]

8 minutes ago, CharlieH said:

rubbing the neck of what ?????????????

Ah, reminds me of the good ol’ days when Galaxy (no hand restaurant) was still in business. 
 

When I was living in Hkg back in the 90’s, a male attendant always gives a neck/shoulder rub when you are standing over the urinal. You are expected to leave a tip of course, about HKD2 in those days. Breaking the seal could become expensive very quickly lol. 

[transam]

25 minutes ago, Crossy said:

So they can clean behind the door perhaps.

Or give more room to use the scraper ......????

[NCC1701A]

i feel normal now. thanks.

[Beggar]

I stayed in a rented serviced apartment for some years and cleaning was included. They always closed the bathroom door when cleaning but one day not. On this day I watched them cleaning my bathroom. They had one big sponge that they used for everything - even for cleaning the inside of the toilet bowl. Of course they used the same sponge for all rooms and appartements. From this moment I did the cleaning myself even if their cleaning was for free. 

[holy cow cm]

Our previous house cleaner and the new one both close the door. Maybe it is not the nicest place to be seen as in work. 

[Davo369]

Probably sit down and relax. ON THE PHONE. 

[Roy Baht]

7 minutes ago, Davo369 said:

Probably sit down and relax. ON THE PHONE. 

While sh*tting!

[murikamba]

2 hours ago, scottiejohn said:

Why does this warrant it's own topic?

To inflate topic and post <deleted> to benefits TVF

[BritManToo]

Because they don't want you to see they're cleaning the toilet with your toothbrush.

[scubascuba3]

Some guys flash them and knock one out while they clean so maybe out of habit they shut the door, assuming op isn't one of those guys

[katana]

Playing Facebook on their mobiles.

[Berkshire]

This thread proves once again that farangs will complain about pretty much everything. 

[scottiejohn]

36 minutes ago, Berkshire said:

This thread proves once again that farangs will complain about pretty much everything. 

And waste their time reading and writing drivel about drivel.  Oops what am I doing now?