LifestyleTrick with two glasses offers peace of mind during your hotel stay

Trick with two glasses offers peace of mind during your hotel stay

Many people get stressed while staying in a hotel. Instead of relaxing on their vacation, they worry whether someone might enter their room at night. There is a viral trick that can help such individuals sleep peacefully.

Hotels for adults are becoming increasingly popular.
Hotels for adults are becoming increasingly popular.
Images source: © Adobe Stock | Igor Mojzes

8:11 PM EDT, July 10, 2024

Theft in hotel rooms is a tourist's worst nightmare. Thieves often take advantage of tourists on vacation who carry larger sums of money or valuable items with them. They leave them on the nightstand or in their luggage.

A simple trick for safety in a hotel

There's not always a safe in the room, and the stressful thought that someone might break into the room, for instance, at night, keeps many tourists up. A viral method has been circulating online for a long time for such stressful situations.

To execute this trick, you only need two glasses, which are practically always available in hotel rooms.

What to do? Place one glass on the door handle and put the other on top. When someone opens the door, the glasses will fall to the floor, generating noise that will instantly wake you. This may also scare off potential thieves and discourage them from further attempts.

A glass on the doorknob is a perfect alarm.
A glass on the doorknob is a perfect alarm.© Youtube

Sound absurd? Not necessarily, because there are many opinions online that this trick has prevented theft. So maybe it's worth a try?

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