Hotel Toiletries
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at 10:27 by stevescoots.
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myspirowParticipantI’m so not going to use any of hotel toiletries anymore…
It’s good to hear that some like Burj Al-Arab actually give the toiletries as a giveaways… Maybe it’s time for hotel to pack their toiletries and give it to guests in the form of amenity kit; just like they did on airline… People who don’t want to use it can sell it somewhere else or give to the charity…22 Sep 2010
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YorkshirePuddingParticipantI simply cannot be bothered to take stuff with me when I check out, it seems petty.
A business colleague of mine takes everything, even the tea bags and nasty instant coffee. Its each to their own I guess but I can’t see the value in collecting small bottles of shampoo 😉22 Sep 2010
at 10:38
robsmith100ParticipantFour Seasons, give away Asprey’s Purple Water products, which are just superb. The housekeeper on my last stay confirmed that any opened/used products are always disposed off after the guests stay. I prefer to take these products with me as they do come in handy when travelling to keep in your hand luggage.
23 Sep 2010
at 10:17
patricia49ParticipantI am a member of the Woman’s Institute and we support our local refuge for ‘battered wives’. I collect all the hotel toiletries as they are unvaluable for these ladies and their children who have had to leave their abusive partners with often only the clothes they stand up in. It’s so important that they feel a little pampered and good quality toiletries are so appreciated by them. Every town in the UK has a refuge which is always self supporting so please find out how to contact them and donate any toiletries – you will know they are going to a good cause.
29 Sep 2010
at 11:12
steve11ParticipantI don’t see any problem with taking hotel soaps. Most are just thrown away. However, I did read about a nonprofit company that collects the partially used soaps and reuses them for the poor. It’s much better than adding to the landfill. Their website is
9 Mar 2011
at 20:45
stevescootsParticipantI always take the slippers, her indoors likes to use them getting out the shower.
toiletries I tend to use my own, if they are a good brand then i take them home and give to my daughter. I get on average 8 airline bags a month, these get given out to family and staff in china along with the free pajama’s qatar give out (neverwear them in the plane myself)
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