Changes to AMPs after reopening

[chunfun]

Be careful of Legionnaires when using TS. The bacteria thrives in places where water stands as in shower water or A/C condensate. For now, showering before the visit is advised, until the water is flowing more freely and proper sanitizing is done regularly. This was pointed out to some of the local places visited. Whether they took specific action is unknown.

 

[Bit]

Be careful of Legionnaires when using TS. The bacteria thrives in places where water stands as in shower water or A/C condensate. For now, showering before the visit is advised, until the water is flowing more freely and proper sanitizing is done regularly. This was pointed out to some of the local places visited. Whether they took specific action is unknown.

Are you saying the legionella bacteria (the one that causes Legionnaires disease ) was tested and detected at some spas?

 

[Bababooey]

Here in Korea, the massage parlors, sex clubs and escorts will check your temperature when you arrive.

But at the red light districts, they do not check your temperature.

The fees are the same. But you can stay longer since there are very few customers. The providers will also exchange numbers with you and provide excellent sex to make sure that you are fully satisfied because they want you to come back to them instead of going elsewhere.

These girls usually see five customers on a weekday and 10 on a weekend but now they see 2-3 a day.

Today, I walked around Texas Street which is a famous red light district In Busan and I saw numerous Russian, Thai and Filipino girls just hanging out and chilling.

Good to know, i would love to go to Korea one day.

 

[L8yPleaser]

My $.02

The practical changes that have taken place are the spas are either closed or only seeing known and trusted clients. Once they agree to see you, the places are washed and sanitized, and all hard surfaces are protected with disposable covers or wiped down before and after use. Kissing and unnecessary exchanges of bodily fluids are discouraged, but not totally banned.

From my perspective, there has been NO CHANGE. Save for being balls deep in a provider in an empty spa while the phone rings and rings...

As Chun says, there really is no change. As in the past, YMMV. It has ALWAYS been the choice of the provider to set the ground rules for the session. Some will allow more than others, some will allow more with a particular client than with others. What she offers or allows for you will all depend on her comfort level and trust with YOU!

Let me backpedal for a moment - there may be some change. some of us may have to re-establish some past trust with some of the ladies (again, their choice).

By the way, Chun - If all we asked as a penny for your thoughts, why did you put your two cents in? (Is it a 100% tip?)

 

[chunfun]

Are you saying the legionella bacteria (the one that causes Legionnaires disease ) was tested and detected at some spas?

No, there is no evidence of detection. Unfortunately, most identifications of Legionnaires sources comes after cases. Spas have significant amounts of standing water in small quantities in shower areas and HVAC systems were idled. Without proper aeration/evaporation, legionella grows naturally. It may not be any concern once the showers and A/C have returned to regular activity, but it is a concern.

 

[chunfun]

By the way, Chun - If all we asked as a penny for your thoughts, why did you put your two cents in? (Is it a 100% tip?)

I always tip a little extra...

 

[Plat122]

I went to a spa over the week-end and it was not a bad experience. The MMS did not wear a mask when she met me at the door, the masseuse did wear a mask for most of the process. When she needed to take her mask off to provide services I had to put my mask on.