Mouthwash that is?

Which is better, with or without alcohol?

For our purposes I don't think it really makes that much difference. I use Dentyl, which isn't alcohol based. But I also use Listerine, which is. They both do the job for me.

 I remember reaading the alcohol drys out the mucous in the mouth and throat making it more able to contract bugs... But i think we are talking a very minute bit of difference.

That's if you use alcohol-based mouthwash every day. There was also a rumour in the States that alcohol-based mouthwash increased the risks of oral cancer. Again, that was a rumour.

I only use mouthwash for work, so I'm not really concerned which mouthwash I use. If anybody's in doubt, just stick to Dentyl. It's cheaper than Listerine anyway.

I'm thinking along the same lines with offering in-calls to begin with (from a hotel) as It'd be my space and will make me feel more comfortable while I get inti the swing of things, then I could also offer out-calls at some point as an add on if I want to. Just some things worth mulling over at the moment..

But I'd only want a maximum of two or so bookings so I don't draw to much attention to myself during my stay - I think that'd be ok? I think I want to work at least an hour away from where I live too.. And come to think of it I quite like the idea of the touring, I'd get to see different parts of the country as well like mini holidays every so often sampling the local offerings - that'd be fun   .

Good idea to take spare sheets, pillow cases and towels. All these unscented things are they really worth it? As surely if you didn't wear perfume etc then the smell of your shampoo, washing powder will just linger anyway? Unless they remove all clothing on immediate entry and seal it in plastic I can't help but think even if they are thoroughly washed after then their clothing will just catch the scent of a room anyway.. Could maybe make a goodie bag for clients with those miniature's of well known brands they sell in some shops now too..
 
How do clients feel about visiting you in a hotel? Some maybe shy and wouldn't like it but others might not be bothered just wondering about that.

 Yes, I've been looking at the hotel option too- Find one I can cancel if nothing comes through and not too dear. There is a travelodge at Euston, Kings Cross and on City Road which are all in good locations and not *too* dear, although nothing near the 30? mark. With something of that rate I would either want 2 or more  bookings or longer then 1 hour each to make it really cost effective...

 Are there other hotels in similar areas which offer more competitive rates with some anonymity and a cancellation policy? x

I used to do incalls in hotels. I always did two or three days so I had the room for at least one lunchtime. I gave almost a month's notice each time, but I'd hardly get any calls until a week before I was due to check in, and most of them would be a couple of days before or while I was at the hotel. It was unnerving the first time, so I'm telling you girls to spare you the stress of worrying.

Evie, make sure you book somewhere with a bar... if no one turns up you can go and get drunk!!

  Awesome Lexie that's great. I've got a similar time scale goal. Establish myself for another 4months or so then get my own flat and work from there. I like the idea of getting ready in peace too! And video entry is available in some places I was perusing which would be a nice big perk.  We shall see x