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[quote=Anonymous]I bring everything I need but no hairdryer because I don't blow-dry my hair anyway. I like having my own stuff and, frankly, I think using other people's stuff is icky. However, as suggested by another poster, I do keep a basket of toiletries for guests (shampoo, conditioner, hair spray, deodorant for both men and women, shaving cream, bath oil, soaps, feminine hygiene products, razor, brush, comb, saline, lotion, toothbrush). Whew, typing this up I think this is a lot of stuff. Anyway, it is in the linen closet and I whisk it out when we have a guest. I do the same thing for the guest room (water, chocolates, crackers, books, tissues, writing paper, pens, battery-powered alarm clock, more lotion, charger, USB). But I do see OP's point. I think that if the same person is visiting regularly (maybe 4-5 times a year) then she or he should be bringing their own toiletries.[/quote]
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