REVEALED: The most common things stolen from a hotel room - including THIS bizarre item
THESE items are stolen the most from a hotel room - are you guilty of stealing them?
Hotel rooms are often a haven for guests to try and steal after their holiday is over.
Items such as the free shampoo and conditioner are normally allowed by hotels to be stolen, as they have already been used.
It has recently been revealed some of the most popular items that guests take from a hotel room, with some surprising entries.
Despite it being prohibited by hotels 69 per cent of Britons admit to stealing something when they leave.
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The survey by The Telegraph found that the most popular item to be taken, perhaps unsurprisingly is the towels.
A whopping 68 per cent admitted to taking one of the fluffy items home with them, despite the risk that they could be charged for it by hotels.
Coming in second at 57 per cent were batteries and light bulbs, a somewhat confusing item due to them being available cheaply at most supermarkets.
Others to make the top ten included food and drink (51 per cent), cutlery (45 per cent) and picture frames (36 per cent).
Another bizarre entry was 27 per cent admitting to taking the curtains
Another bizarre entry was 27 per cent admitting to taking the curtains of the room.
With them rarely being cleaned, guests could be risking taking bed bugs back to their home by doing this.
Some guests may not even realise that they are being filmed in their hotel room.
It has previously been reported that hidden cameras can easily be fitted inside a room.
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The door peephole is the most common place to hide a secret camera, due to how easy it is to tamper with.
An ESPN reporter was videoed naked in her room by a stalker, who then posted it to the internet.
To see if a hotel room is bugged with a secret camera, there are some easy methods that guests can use.
Some involve using free apps on a mobile phone.
