Was this Target return in poor taste?

[Anonymous]

I have never heard that “toiletries“ cannot be restocked!

[Anonymous]

Yes a waste of perfectly good products and a huge waste of your time.

Do better.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yes a waste of perfectly good products and a huge waste of your time.

Do better.

What? You don’t return things that you don’t use?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We all should do more not to waste. You wasted time picking them out, taking them home, bringing them back, and now having to think about it all because of the comment. Oh, and now on DCUM.
There's a book I read that describes all the effort we put into things. It's like part time job. I cut my spending down about 70%. Life got so much easier.

What book?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I once was out to dinner and the waiter scoffed at my friend who didn’t eat her hamburger bun. He lectured her on how wasteful that was and she should have told him beforehand to hold the bun. Same thing, RUDE

Your friend definitely was rude!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Maybe next time, instead of being cheap about $15 (when you have the money to travel), you could take the leftover supplies to a women's shelter or some other donation location?

Seriously … we all make mistakes but the fact that you could not think to donate or swallow the loss . No words

She didn’t know they toss them! Neither did I. Makes total sense to return if you don’t know that. If this incident has you lost for words you must live a very sheltered life.

[Anonymous]

It wasn't $15 was it? More like $4 or $5?

[Anonymous]

A good idea would have been to donate the toiletries to a local charity - possibly a women’s shelter.

Or like another poster suggested > since they were under $20, just stash them away for your next trip.

Or the next time you have houseguests over, you can put them out for them. 🧴

[Anonymous]

So recently I bought the wrong type of pads for my daughter. I returned them and bought the correct ones. Never opened, still sealed. Did Target toss these??

[Anonymous]

Why wouldn't you keep them for your next trip?

[Anonymous]

Yes you were wrong and cheap. Are you never going to travel again?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have never heard that “toiletries“ cannot be restocked!

Would you want to buy a mini tube of toothpaste someone already bought and returned?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have never heard that “toiletries“ cannot be restocked!

Would you want to buy a mini tube of toothpaste someone already bought and returned?

They're sealed.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have never heard that “toiletries“ cannot be restocked!

Would you want to buy a mini tube of toothpaste someone already bought and returned?

They're sealed.

The shampoo isn’t.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have never heard that “toiletries“ cannot be restocked!

Would you want to buy a mini tube of toothpaste someone already bought and returned?

They're sealed.

The shampoo isn’t.

Neither are the bottles in the showers of lower end hotels. So what?