Full question:
Do drinking glasses in hotel rooms have to be individually wrapped?
- Category: Boarding
- Subcategory: Hotels and Motels
- Date:
- State: Montana
Answer:
In Montana, there is no requirement for drinking glasses in hotels to be individually wrapped. However, the Montana Department of Health & Human Services states that glasses, pitchers, ice buckets, coffee pots, and other utensils used for food or drink must be washed, rinsed, and sanitized, or single-service items must be used (Mont. Admin. R. 37.111.122).
In contrast, Kentucky has specific regulations requiring that multiuse drinking glasses or single-service containers in sleeping rooms be either individually wrapped or stored on a clean surface in an inverted position, according to the Motel and Hotel Code.
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