Because knowing or not knowing will not change my life or anyone elses and most importantly, IT IS NONE OF MY BUSINESS.
- especially mine. 
Although I've always had a clean room and great mousekeeping service, I have had things broken or not working.
One visit at the Contemporary Tower. The safe key wouldn't come out and the alarm clock was broken.So disappointing.
But there was 1/8" of dust all over everything, musty, old smell in the room, something black was "slung" on the walls, the pillowcases AND pillows were dirty (at first I thought the cases could just be changed but (ick) no.
) Outside the room there was trash in off the walkway (those walkways are up higher than ground level). It was just so "not Disney-like". Anyway, when maintence came to take care of the safe, she was like and 
all on her own. She said it looked like that room had not been inspected. Then she asked if we wanted to move and I told her we had tried to get on the other part and there were no rooms available. Well, somehow, she moved us. Now THAT was very Disney-like.
I'm sure most people would notice it also but I know I do because my parents used to own a motel and I've done my fair share of room cleaning. Honestly, I think they are not trained well enough to do a thorough job. I suppose you could do a quick job every once in a while but when you do so day after day, it starts showing quickly. 
You managed to bold two parts of my post but neglected to even read the part where I said: ("harass" is really too strong of a word, but I can't come up with a better one right now). I was looking for another word to describe your posts and I admitted in my post that "harass" was wrong word and far too strong. Of course, if you acknowledged that then you couldn't go on and on about it!
She came here that night asking for help. She was given some information and that was it.
Why she is continuing to be harrassed with questions and anwers is unbelievable. She's been alot nicer then I would have been if I came home to pages of hurtful responses.
To the OP I've said it here before, I'm sorry you had to come home and see this thread.
I too have had plenty of problems: mold in the bathroom, minor broken items (light bulbs, etc), poor vacuuming, hair in the bathroom, etc. The worst was at BWV in a studio. There was dried diarrhea on the side of the toilet and on the floor. I am usually not a germ-o-phobe, but that gave me the willies! I did not want to get sick on vacation with some gastrointestinal thing from a previous guest! I called down to housekeeping right away and was told that it would be cleaned while we were away at dinner and at the park. We came back very late that night (past midnight) and it was still there! I called down the next morning and I was assured that it would be taken care of while we were away that day. Yup ... it was still there when we came home in the late afternoon. I walked down to the front desk and insisted that I speak to the hotel manager. I ended up talking to the housekeeping manager too and she cleaned it personally. Luckily, we did not get sick!Honestly, most every Disney room I have been in has had cleanliness issues like the OP said.
Seriously, that is one of my favorite things about you. I like a woman who speaks her mind, even if I don't agree with her.
I would really hate to see the OP, who has been around here for 3 1/2 years and nearly 2000 posts, leave the DIS because of the paranoia and vitriol against her shown on this thread. She came to us, her DIS friends, for advise on one of the most embarrassing and frustrating things that can happen to a parent: head lice. I wouldn't blame her if she laid low for a while so she isn't known as "The inconsiderate witch who took her kid to WDW with lice".
I am curious. How many of us would really cancel their trip? How many would cut off their DD's long hair right away? Look deep down and be honest. It's just fine to advise other people to cancel a trip the next day or to buzz cut their DD's hair but I really do wonder how many of us would so that ourselves. I will admit that I would not. And ... I am in WEEK SIX of a lice battle with my very own 7-year old DD.
I think that we need to cut the OP some slack. She did what she could with the time she had. We will almost certainly not find out what she did to help combat the lice on her trip as she will be crucified if she ever steps foot back in this thread. I assume that she continued to do the best she could to control the lice and not spread them. I am positive that her heart was in the right place and that she did all she could humanly do. I certainly hope that they had a good time, regardless of the lice.
My biggest piece of advise for lice combing is this: wash and towel dry the hair and then add conditioner without rinsing before you comb. I just started doing this on Friday! Many people say that it's easier to comb through the hair when you leave the conditioner in the hair. As my DD has straight, fine hair I didn't bother with it when we were treating her a few weeks ago. It was already easy to comb through her hair and I usually combed her hair when it was dry. I never found many live lice that way. The key to the conditioner is that it clumps the hair in sticky masses and the little buggers can't crawl around to escape the COMB OF DEATH. You don't want it too goopy where all you see is white conditioner on the comb, but you do want enough on the head so the hair sticks together.
Comb through all the way to the tips of the hair in small sections and wipe with a keenex between every wipe. Hold the comb up to a light source to make sure that you get everything off of the comb before you comb again so you don't just reintroduce the lice to a different section of hair. Toss the used keenex into a plastic bag every few swipes and have a glass of water available to swish the comb in when one of the lice gets caught between the teeth. I found lots and lots of lice that way. We are currently following the combing schedule called "The Lice Program" here: http://www.microscopy-uk.org.uk/theliceprogram/index.html
We're on "Day 4" which is a day of rest
Good luck to the OP. I hope you can lick them sooner that I will!
I feel your pain with your DD and six weeks into lice.
No, we don't, but ...
. 
