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To think that a hospital room should be clean?

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dillite · 27/12/2013 11:22

I've been at the hospital since Christmas night and have been placed into a single occupancy room- and it's filthy. The toilet seat has poop smeared all over it, even the lid when down. The shower has some kind of yellow stain- not permanent as most came out when I was showering. The sinks- there's two, also have some kind of residue and also old blood in them. The floor in the room also has dirty stainsand dried blood marks on it. I managed to get one of the nurses to empty the bathroom bin when I got here as it was overflowing with used adult nappies/ pads and stank like hell. I know it's Christmas, but surely the cleaning should be done anyway? My dd was walking in her black tights on the floor yesterday and they actually got a crusty layer of dirt on them.

I have asked several times for someone to come and at least wash the floor but no-one has been yet. So aibu and too demanding?

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Ericaequites · 27/12/2013 18:06

I'm an American. The big teaching/research hospital in the state capitol is filthy. There were bloodstained tissues in a corner of an exam room, and the lavatory was unspeakable. I've been in cleaner auto body shops.

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