who decided it was uncouth to have a naked hair dryer in a hotel room?
Feb 10, 2017, 12:34 am
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who decided it was uncouth to have a naked hair dryer in a hotel room?
Is it me, or is anyone else puzzled and/or borderline inconvenienced by hotel hair dryers having to be hidden away in a secret location and stored in cloth bags?
Are we back in the Victorian era where these things are not supposed to be seen naked and unclothed in the bathroom?
I guess it would be immodest to have them conveniently at hand where people tend to use them!
Are we back in the Victorian era where these things are not supposed to be seen naked and unclothed in the bathroom?
I guess it would be immodest to have them conveniently at hand where people tend to use them!
Feb 10, 2017, 1:23 am
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lol
What frustrates me is when you get it out and leave it nicely on the counter they wrap the cord so tightly, within an inch of its life around the handle and put it away in its little bag. Often in another room. Then every morning I have to do the frantic unwinding.
I hate them touching my toilet paper and folding it in to a point.
What frustrates me is when you get it out and leave it nicely on the counter they wrap the cord so tightly, within an inch of its life around the handle and put it away in its little bag. Often in another room. Then every morning I have to do the frantic unwinding.
I hate them touching my toilet paper and folding it in to a point.
Feb 10, 2017, 7:24 am
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Agreed. I don't like alot of clutter in the bathroom, so if it can be stored out of sight, that's fine by me.
Feb 10, 2017, 5:58 pm
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I don't mind the bag or the tight cord winding, but why are they so often in a drawer in the other room or in the closet? And why is the location so often unlabeled? When I'm in a hurry, Find the Hairdryer is not a game I want to be playing.
Feb 10, 2017, 6:06 pm
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This is a first world website, so obviously all the issues discussed will be first world.
As to the topic at hand, completely agree. Why is it so difficult to unravel a hair dryer, let alone find it! After painstakingly setting it up the first day, it's very annoying to find it right back in its hiding place all wound up night after night.
As to the topic at hand, completely agree. Why is it so difficult to unravel a hair dryer, let alone find it! After painstakingly setting it up the first day, it's very annoying to find it right back in its hiding place all wound up night after night.