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Jan 6, 20221 min

Recycling of Discarded Linen

[3rd/4th Semester Accommodation Operations | UNIT 1.8 BHM204]

Discarded or condemned linen are items that are no longer useful in their present condition due to some irreversible damage such as a permanent stain or simply wear and tear. ‘Cutting Down’ refers to the use of any discarded material for some other purpose. The examples of it are as follows:

  • Bed sheets can be used as dust sheets, double bed sheet to single bed sheet, pillow cover.

  • Easiest way is to discard it into rags and dusters with the marking of condemned linen so that the purpose of the linen is clear.

  • Bath towel or bath sheets can be cut onto small toweling dusters

  • Large discard sheets can be cut down for use as crib sheets, aprons etc.

  • Discarded linen is sold to hotel staff at reasonable prices

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