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I mean no disrespect but I actually thought that the before and after photos were mixed up. The after looks like what you would see on the side of the road.

In my younger days (mid eighties) I worked as a maid in a mid to upper class hotel. I can tell you that what looked clean probably wasn't. During training we were instructed to just wipe out used bathroom glasses and put a new paper lid on them, signifying that they were clean. Sinks tub toilet and floor were all cleaned with the same rags and not always in that order. Bedspreads were only to be stripped and laundered if there was an obvious stain. Think about that for a minute. How many months could a comforter (with a very distracting pattern) be used every night by hundreds of different people before you could tell that it was dirty? It was all about time and money. I think they gave us something like 5 minutes to clean each suite. "Do what you have to do to make it appear clean" I wouldn't trust even the highest rated hotels, entirely.