Can I take away the free things before I leave the hotel?

When you ask about the free things you can take away before you check into the hotel, you mean disposable toothpaste, toothbrush, razor, small soap, small bottle of shampoo, shower gel and disposable slippers. These things are free to use, but they are for your consumption and hotel stay. These things are included in your accommodation fee and can be taken away.

I just want to ask you what are the uses of these free disposable toiletries? You can't go every day, and you can't go on a business trip! So it's no use taking disposable toiletries? Because we all have commonly used toothbrushes, toothpaste, soap and slippers at home. Take home so many disposable toiletries in hotels, inns and restaurants that you can only throw them aside for display.

I have seen my biological mother and stepmother take those disposable toiletries home every time they go to hotels, hotels and guest houses. It's useless to leave it at home.

I live in hotels and restaurants, hotels (restaurants, hotels where I eat, live and play). ) I never take those free disposable toiletries. It's no use being reasonable. Hotels, guesthouses and guest houses on business trips all have free disposable toiletries. As long as hotels, big or small, bring their own disposable toiletries, there is no need to bring back those useless disposable toiletries. Generally, you don't need disposable toiletries to take home from the hotel. Because we have our own common toiletries at home, the disposable toiletries in the hotel are also very sanitary, and they are all disposable. However, many middle-aged and elderly people like to take all the disposable toiletries of the hotel home when they travel or travel. It may be that they spent money to stay in a hotel, and it is a waste not to bring disposable toiletries home (especially those 70-and 80-year-olds who were tortured in the war years and the old society). I think the tableware that the hotel can take home for free is too wasteful, so it is a bit wasteful to take home. However, after 70, 80, 90, 0s, 10s, 60s and 50s, we all bought toothpaste, toothbrushes and slippers for our own use and shared use by our families. If the washing utensils, household items and cooking pots and pans are not broken, we can continue to use them.

It's a bit redundant to take home the disposable free tableware in the hotel, because many people think that the disposable toiletries in the hotel are not very hygienic. Second, you don't need to take it home (second, most people think). Hotel, hotel disposable toiletries are not needed when you take them home. Haha, it's repeated again. Stop talking.