Kitchen Supplies?

[Dizma]

We will be taking our 1st trip home next week , and wondering if there are spoons, forks, plates, cups and paper towels in the studios and 1 bedroom villas ? Dish soap? Sugar? etc.... Thanks for any help you can offer!

 

[Chuck S]

In studios there will be dish soap, a supply of plastic silverware, paper plates & paper bowls. There will be sugar & creamer packets with the coffee service. Glasses and coffee mugs.

In one bedrooms there are real plates, bowls, sharp knives, stainless steel flatware, glasses, mugs...basically a fully equipped kitchen. Dish soap and dishwasher soap, a single load starter pak of laundry detergent. No fabric softener. Creamer & sugar packets.

 

[Dizma]

Thank you Chuck! How about paper towels or napkins? How much coffee and sugar is there? Enough for just 1 day? Or more? Thanks again!

 

[dianeschlicht]

There will be a little basket of sugar packs and creamers and usually 2 coffee packs in a 1 bedroom. There will be plenty of paper towels, although there are no napkins. We usually use the paper towels for that.

 

[gianna2006]

This is our first trip home too!!!! I read on the DVC website that you can purchase additional laundry detergent boxes for $1 a piece. You can also purchase addtional coffee packs (I'm assuming coffee, sugar, creamer) for $3 a piece. Question is, do we purchase them from mousekeeping? Or the front desk?

 

[Chuck S]

Dizma, as far as to whether there is "enough" sugar packets, it depends upon how much you use. For us, as two adult that don't sweeten their coffee but do use sugar on cereal and things, yes there was plenty. If you plan on making recipe that calls for a cup of sugar, you'll have to buy some.

gianna2006, for those individual replacement supplies you'll call housekeeping or the front desk. You can, however, purchase the Maxwell House coffee filter paks (8 or 10 per box) and a slightly larger box of soap at the resort store. Still expensive, but cheaper than the individual paks. They also have "Mickey" coffee in the resort store, and I think they work out cheaper than the individual paks, as well.

 

[gianna2006]

Thanks Chuck S!!! I'll be visiting that store!!! With in-room laundry service, it's so easy to throw in a load, go to the park, come back and throw it in the dryer...I'll probably be going through quite a few laundry detergents (there are 5 of us)!!!