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Anonymous wrote:Ugh yes I miss them! The communal pumps gross me out and are too often empty or hard to get out anyway. I wish hotels would offer single serve to those who request.

Plastics are forever. Get over yourself. Give your kids a fighting chance to have some quality of life.

…she signaled, virtuously.

I don't miss the little bottles because it was very hard to get the soap out of them.

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Anonymous wrote:Ugh yes I miss them! The communal pumps gross me out and are too often empty or hard to get out anyway. I wish hotels would offer single serve to those who request.

Plastics are forever. Get over yourself. Give your kids a fighting chance to have some quality of life.

Im still using single serve products, I just buy and bring my own. I'd prefer convenience when I travel.

I don't believe it makes any difference anyway. That ship has sailed.

Have you told your kids they’re effed yet?

Have you told your kids that they're not because of hotels eliminating single serve bath products?

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Anonymous wrote:Ugh yes I miss them! The communal pumps gross me out and are too often empty or hard to get out anyway. I wish hotels would offer single serve to those who request.

Plastics are forever. Get over yourself. Give your kids a fighting chance to have some quality of life.

Im still using single serve products, I just buy and bring my own. I'd prefer convenience when I travel.

I don't believe it makes any difference anyway. That ship has sailed.

Have you told your kids they’re effed yet?

In some ways, yes! In lots of other ways, no. The world is different, but hotels providing soap certainly isnt the straw that broke the back, nor is eliminating it going to change anything.

Anonymous wrote:Surprised no one has posted my pet peeve with the liquid products on the shower wall -- I can't read the labels without my glasses. More than once I've "washed" with conditioner.

Same here. Also my kids can't reach them.

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Anonymous wrote:Ugh yes I miss them! The communal pumps gross me out and are too often empty or hard to get out anyway. I wish hotels would offer single serve to those who request.

Plastics are forever. Get over yourself. Give your kids a fighting chance to have some quality of life.

Im still using single serve products, I just buy and bring my own. I'd prefer convenience when I travel.

I don't believe it makes any difference anyway. That ship has sailed.

Have you told your kids they’re effed yet?

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Anonymous wrote:Ugh yes I miss them! The communal pumps gross me out and are too often empty or hard to get out anyway. I wish hotels would offer single serve to those who request.

Plastics are forever. Get over yourself. Give your kids a fighting chance to have some quality of life.

Im still using single serve products, I just buy and bring my own. I'd prefer convenience when I travel.

I don't believe it makes any difference anyway. That ship has sailed.

I just like using bar soap in the shower. Usually they will provide a bar(s) upon request.

LOL about not being able to read the labels on the big bottles. First thing I check out now with reading glasses on when we check into the room.

We travel with our own shampoo and conditioner in case what's provided is not color safe or harsh.

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Anonymous wrote:I also HATE it, OP. I have oily skin and the liquid soaps do nothing for my face but leave a film. I collect as many little soaps as I can from places that still have them and then bring them with me.

These soaps are not for your face!

Many are and they will usually say on the box whether they are face, hand or body soap or a combination. You can look it up… I have oily skin and liquid soaps and cleansers (especially luxury ones) don’t do much for it but leave a film. I also travel work for 25% of the time and find that some hotels still have the face bar at the sink but not at the shower. But I carry my own nowadays anyway.

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Anonymous wrote:Only the cheap hotels have the community style crap in them. Stay at nicer places they still use bar soap.

Pretty much everywhere has bar soap available still. Even Waldorf Astoria is using the refillable as of my last stay earlier this year.

Hilton is so low brow.

Yeah, I wouldn’t be caught dead in a Hilton brand hotel 🙄 On a roadtrip last year, we drove straight through the night because we couldn’t locate a St Regis or Mandarin Oriental off the interstate. Next time we’ll take the PJ.

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