I'm seeing a provider soon and this will be the first time for me going to a hotel room (hers).  Before I've always gone to their apts. Do they generally change the sheets between Johns?  Say they see someone in the evening and then someone else first thing in the morning before maid service cleans the room, you would think they would have to do something between clients.

Lay a towel down and try to keep the action with the towel underneath.

I suppose the "gushers" use two towels, but I am sure you get the drift. lol

I haven't thought about that at all! But then again it is probably more important to ask whether the lady has washed herself after each session.....

I've seen gals with several changes of sheets in their rooms.  They raid the maids' carts when the maid is in the room and grab a bunch of sheets and towels.

Would it be inappropriate for me to turn the lights off and use a blacklight to scan the bed sheets?  I'm just kidding.  I don't think I would ever want to see what shows up under blacklight in a hotel room.

Lol that reminded me of a chapelle show skit where the fbi team always enters scene to check for semen.

...over the bed spread. Seems I remember one particular provider in New Orleans that carried her own extra sheets with her.

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not something I worried about very much.  Who knows what they do, it's up to her on how sanitary she wants the bed to be.  Quality providers will allow enough time between clients to give them time to shower and freshen up before the next guy shows up.  High volume girls, not so likely IMHO.

....etc.  I also bring Huggie's Bed Liners to put under the sheet, so that the bed spread does not get wet.  

I don't stay in hotels often, though when I do I need the amenities of home.  I can never manage to travel light... aside of my own clothes and toiletries, there are the extra linens, lotions/potions, toy box, music player, guest toiletries, candles, etc.  At the place I stay in NYC, I also drag along my massage table.

....many will offer rooms by the hour for travelers on lay overs, turn arounds, and such. I would imagine that many ladies would choose that option and change rooms hourly as needed.

The hobby is no place for a germaphobe.

If you see another hobbyist coming out of the room on your way in, sheets haven't been changed.