Toiletries
Oct 31, 2011, 3:26 am
#46
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For what I have got from SHS, RI, FFI, CY, Ren (Europe) - it's all from Guest supply services.
Oct 31, 2011, 8:56 am
#47
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Had a stay at the Marriott Washington Dulles last week - first stay since August. The bathroom had "Rusk Sensories" bath amenities and soaps.
Is this product line new around the FS Marriott properties or just this one?
(I did a scan thru news.marriott.com but didn't see anything. Rusk's website is even less search friendly.)
David
Is this product line new around the FS Marriott properties or just this one?
(I did a scan thru news.marriott.com but didn't see anything. Rusk's website is even less search friendly.)
David
Dan
Oct 31, 2011, 12:55 pm
#48
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Kind of off topic, but does anyone know if Marriott is participating in the global soap recycle program like Starwood is?
http://travel.usatoday.com/hotels/po...ampoo/167172/1
http://travel.usatoday.com/hotels/po...ampoo/167172/1
Feb 15, 2012, 4:22 pm
#49
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Just wanted to chime in here:
As a Plat that stays mostly at Marriott properties: (as opposed to Courtyard, Renaissance, etc...)
I'M SICK OF THE CITRUS JUNK!
The Bath/Body Works Citrus Aloe stuff is disgusting.
I bring my own now. The novelty has worn off of this crap.
The Renaissance soaps/shampoos are good...but this stuff at Marriott is unbearable.
I travel to Las Vegas frequently, and "acquire" extra supplies from The Cosmopolitan..that's my current traveling stock.
C'mon Marriott....time to change.
As a Plat that stays mostly at Marriott properties: (as opposed to Courtyard, Renaissance, etc...)
I'M SICK OF THE CITRUS JUNK!
The Bath/Body Works Citrus Aloe stuff is disgusting.
I bring my own now. The novelty has worn off of this crap.
The Renaissance soaps/shampoos are good...but this stuff at Marriott is unbearable.
I travel to Las Vegas frequently, and "acquire" extra supplies from The Cosmopolitan..that's my current traveling stock.
C'mon Marriott....time to change.
Jan 24, 2018, 7:05 pm
#50
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I figure this is the best thread, but I noticed at a Residence Inn that I typically visit they switched to mounted bottles of Paul Mitchell Tea Tree. This is sort of like aloft has (with Bliss). The best part is there is now body wash, and I think the Tea Tree formula is better than those small white bottles.
To me, this is an improvement. Yes, there is money saved by not having small bottles, but I am okay with that since there is no longer small quantity provided and it is likely environmentally better (although, I doubt that was much of the reason).
Rasheed
To me, this is an improvement. Yes, there is money saved by not having small bottles, but I am okay with that since there is no longer small quantity provided and it is likely environmentally better (although, I doubt that was much of the reason).
Rasheed
Jan 24, 2018, 7:38 pm
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I figure this is the best thread, but I noticed at a Residence Inn that I typically visit they switched to mounted bottles of Paul Mitchell Tea Tree. This is sort of like aloft has (with Bliss). The best part is there is now body wash, and I think the Tea Tree formula is better than those small white bottles.
To me, this is an improvement. Yes, there is money saved by not having small bottles, but I am okay with that since there is no longer small quantity provided and it is likely environmentally better (although, I doubt that was much of the reason).
Rasheed
To me, this is an improvement. Yes, there is money saved by not having small bottles, but I am okay with that since there is no longer small quantity provided and it is likely environmentally better (although, I doubt that was much of the reason).
Rasheed
Jan 25, 2018, 11:40 am
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I figure this is the best thread, but I noticed at a Residence Inn that I typically visit they switched to mounted bottles of Paul Mitchell Tea Tree. This is sort of like aloft has (with Bliss). The best part is there is now body wash, and I think the Tea Tree formula is better than those small white bottles.
To me, this is an improvement. Yes, there is money saved by not having small bottles, but I am okay with that since there is no longer small quantity provided and it is likely environmentally better (although, I doubt that was much of the reason).
Rasheed
To me, this is an improvement. Yes, there is money saved by not having small bottles, but I am okay with that since there is no longer small quantity provided and it is likely environmentally better (although, I doubt that was much of the reason).
Rasheed
Jan 25, 2018, 6:35 pm
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I get that people might think they are not refilled with the real deal, but it looks like the bottles are not refilled. They are just bigger bottles to replace when needed based on the printed codes on the bottom.
Rasheed
