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Etiquette expert reveals why hotel guests should never strip the bed before leaving

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By Sapphire Hope
| South West News Service (SWNS) Verified
Millions of holidaymakers check out of hotel rooms every year without realising they’re breaking basic etiquette rules. That’s according to an etiquette expert, who has revealed six things guests should always do before checking out – including one surprising rule about their bed sheets. Etiquette author Lisa Grotts said you should “never strip the bed or take the bins out” – because while it may seem helpful, you could be giving hotel staff more work.
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Five signs of diabetes experts say you shouldn’t ignore

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By Sapphire Hope
| KPC Media Group Verified
Daniel Hooper By Sapphire Hope More than 40 million people in the U.S. live with diabetes—and according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention—an estimated 11 million could be living with the disease, most of it type 2 diabetes, who are yet to be diagnosed. Cases have reached a record high in the U.S., with about 1 in 8 people now living with diabetes—and experts have revealed the common symptoms of type 2 diabetes that often go ignored.
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Five signs of diabetes experts say you shouldn’t ignore

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By Sapphire Hope
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