Hospitality Supplies

noun bedclothes

• The hotel provides clean bedclothes for each guest upon arrival.
• Make sure to change your bedclothes regularly to keep things fresh.
• I love snuggling up in my cozy bedclothes on a lazy Sunday.
• She wrapped herself in her bedclothes, seeking comfort and warmth in the midst of chaos.

noun A tool used for removing corks from bottles, typically consisting of a spiral metal rod with a handle.

• The sommelier used a corkscrew to open the bottle of wine.
• Can you pass me that corkscrew so I can open this bottle?
• I always keep a trusty corkscrew in my kitchen drawer.
• She used her wit as a corkscrew to unravel the mystery.

noun A mat placed in a doorway, on which people can wipe their shoes before entering a building.

• The doormat at the entrance of the building is made of high-quality material.
• Don't forget to wipe your feet on the doormat before entering the house.
• I feel like a doormat, always being taken advantage of by my friends.
• She felt like a doormat in the relationship, constantly being walked all over.

noun a removable covering for a pillow, usually made of fabric

• The hotel provides clean pillowcases for each guest to use during their stay.
• I love how soft my new pillowcase feels against my face at night.
• I accidentally spilled soda on my pillowcase, now it's all sticky.
• Her smile was like a fresh pillowcase, bringing comfort and warmth to everyone around her.

noun a product or item that is intended to be used only once before being thrown away

adjective describing a product or item that is intended to be used only once before being thrown away

• Many environmentalists advocate for the reduction of single-use plastics.
• Hey, remember to bring your reusable bag to the store so we can avoid using single-use ones.
• Using single-use items is so wasteful, let's try to be more eco-friendly.
• His disposable attitude towards relationships is like treating them as single-use items.