Have you ever checked into a hotel room and noticed a narrow strip of fabric stretched across the foot of the bed?
Many guests assume it’s purely decorative, but this piece of fabric—commonly called a bed runner—actually serves several practical purposes in addition to enhancing the room’s appearance.
It Protects the Bedding
One of the main reasons hotels use bed runners is to protect the bedspread and sheets from dirt and wear.
Guests often place suitcases, handbags, shopping bags, or jackets on the foot of the bed. The runner
