Do you bring home hotel soap?

GeoDosch, My husband and I got a lot of laughs out of this one. Thank you!


:lol: :lol: :lol:

 

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Me too. Changed my skin care and hair care with all of this in mind. Amazingly, they still sell skin and hair care products with glycols at Whole Foods.

 

GeoDosch, thanks for the laugh. I can only imagine John Cleese has the frustrated hotel guest. :lol: :lol: :lol:

 

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Basil: I think I'll have a lie down. No I won't, I'll go and hit some guests.

Basil: A satisfied customer. We should have him stuffed.

Basil: You'll have to forgive him. He's from Barcelona.

Basil: Manuel, there is too much Butter on those trays.
Manuel: Que?
Basil: Too much Butter ON THOSE TRAYS.
Manuel: No, Sir, not on-those-trays, it's une, dos, tres!

Woman: The room. Is it airy?
Basil: Well, there's air in it.

Mrs. Richards: I've booked a room with a bath and a sea view.
Manuel: Quâ„¢?
Mrs. Richards: K?
Manuel: SØ.
Mrs. Richards: C?
Manuel: No. Quâ„¢, "what."
Mrs. Richards: K. Watt?
Manuel: SØ: qu™, "what."
Mrs. Richards: C. K. Watt? Is he the manager?
Manuel: Ah! Manajer! Mr. Fawlty.
Mrs. Richards: This man is telling me the manager is a C. K. Watt, aged forty.
Manuel: No, Fawlty.
Mrs. Richards: Faulty? Why? What's wrong with him?

Sorry, but I just couldn't help myself. You started it!

 

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Now I'm going to have to pull out my "Fawlty Towers" DVDs, as you've put me in the mood to watch some. :lol:

 

Absolutely, it's surprising how many products still contain ingredients like glycols even in stores known for their healthier options. It's always a good idea to carefully check the labels and opt for more natural alternatives. I've recently started shopping online for my skincare and haircare needs and found a great selection of glycol-free products on BigBasket. They offer a variety of options that are both effective and free from harmful chemicals.

 

what's wrong with glycol? they make us drink it before a colonoscopy

 

Ethylene glycol will kill you if you drink it. Which is probably why it isn't added to food or skin care products.

Propylene is used in such, and as a laxative in large amounts. With a healthy liver and kidneys, it should only be an issue if injected. Europe is stricter in food uses and levels, and we should all eat less processed foods.

 

I have at least one of them in a side pocket of my suit case.

Bob Wilson

 

i leave it in the hotel rooms for the maids