Are all hotel sheets actually white? It’s impossible to audit every hotel on the planet, but broadly speaking, the answer is yes—hotel sheets are pretty much always white.

Hotels put a lot of thought into their layout, decorations, and customer experience. So why are hotel sheets always white?

Jul 08, 2011 NIOSH and the National Occupational Research Agenda (NORA) recently released a fact sheet detailing safety and health issues that affect hotel cleaners. Who works in hotel cleaning?

It's always nice staying in a fancy-pants hotel. Mostly because it means you get to sleep in freshly-washed, crispy white sheets. Well, that's what you're led to believe anyway… Inside Edition ...

The comforter may be colorful, but the sheets and towels are almost always white—a bright, high-wattage white. Considering the fact that hotel whites see a lot of wear, it’s a curious choice.

Research shows that hotels rarely change bed sheets after guests check out. To avoid sleeping on unwashed bedding, snag this disposable set from Amazon.

This fact sheet examines the current state of women in the labor market and finds that women have made impressive employment gains, driven by the strong economic recovery.

When you check into a hotel, you expect at the very least a clean, relaxing experience. But what if the crisp white linen and the fluffy duvet is hiding a shocking secret? A recent investigation ...

Cal/OSHA just published a Fact Sheet and a Poster regarding Cal/OSHA’s new requirement for covered employers to create and maintain a Hotel ...

Here’s Proof Hotels Don’t Wash Sheets Before a New Guest Arrives An investigation shows that some hotels aren’t as clean as you would like them to be.

Hotel Room Hygiene: Separating Fact From FictionIn wake of a recent Reddit post showing a piece of hotel stationery that read "If you're reading this, then housekeeping did not change your sheets," we ...